Executive Assistant to help with scheduling, research, travel, and some management of personal life.
“Tonight, we binge ourselves,” declared this year’s Emmy host Stephen Colbert. Delivering a solid start to the awards show, Colbert began the night with a pre-taped portion of song, dance, before heading into a live monologue that doubled down on the political humor that has made him the biggest name in late-night this year.
Another year of awards, another round of snubs. Claire Danes, the final seasons of Girls and The Leftovers and past winners were left out in the cold this year.
Anna Chlumsky and Shemar Moore are set to announce the nominees of the 2017 Emmy Awards live on Thursday morning a 8:30 a.m. PST.
Watch the announcement live here.
The Late Show star Stephen Colbert has booked hosting duties on this year’s Emmy Awards which will air on CBS. This is the first time the late night host has taken the gig, though he won several statues while running the desk at The Colbert Report on Comedy Central.
These technical awards celebrate the backbone of the television industry.
Welcome to your one-stop-shop for all things Emmy. Currently, we have our nominations for the 67th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards…
AMC’s “Breaking Bad” and BBC’s “Sherlock” are the night’s big Emmy winners.
It’s “Breaking Bad” meets “Pawn Stars”…bitch.
Check out who we think will win and, more importantly, who we think should win!
“True Detective,” “Game of Thrones,” and “Orange is the New Black” all picked up multiple awards.
We’re still upset by most of these. It stings.
“The Normal Heart” and “True Detective” help push HBO to the top of the nominations.
The Academy didn’t ask us for our opinion, but we’re handing it out anyway.
Daytime TV staple “The Young and the Restless” took home Best Daytime Drama Series.
PBS and Nickelodeon won big at the 41st Daytime Creative Arts Emmys.
Set your alarms for the best and brightest on primetime TV.
