Dave Chappelle Wins Guest Comedy Actor Emmy for ‘Saturday Night Live’

Christie Brinkley is drawing attention to the dangers of nuclear radiation from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, describing the perilous situation as “a game of Russian roulette” that should concern the entire world.

It’s that guild awards time of year. A period where every night Los Angeles has a guild or union handing out their peer-reviewed honors.

Back home. During the Wednesday, March 9, episode of Chicago P.D., Burgess (Marina Squerciati) and Ruzek (Patrick Flueger) find their adopted daughter, Makayla (Ramona Edith Williams), safe and sound after being drugged and kidnapped for ransom.

SPOILER ALERT: Spoilers will be revealed about who was unmasked during this week’s editon of “The Masked Singer”.

Chicago PD stars Marina Squerciati and Patrick John Flueger saw their character's Kim Burgess and Adam Ruzek's storyline come to a climax on Wednesday as they raced to find their adopted daughter Makayla who had been kidnapped and held for ransom by her mother.Exclusive: Chicago Fire's Hanako Greensmith opens up on Violet and Hawkins - and the #hawkami nameBut the pair - who are not together romantically after ending their engagement several years ago - saw their differences highlighted when Adam fought for a different approach to the recovery, and Kim threw the words 'she's my daughter' at him; Kim adopted Makalya and named Adam as Makayla's guardian should anything happen to her.WATCH: Chicago PD: Burgess decides Ruzek will be Makayla's guardian"That point where they come to a head - they feel like they are on the same page and then it just breaks - it is hard to talk about, it hurts me now," Patrick shared with HELLO! adding: "They got rough with each other."Marina added: "Things have now been said that can't be unsaid. They have been in different places but this is dirty, and I don't know how they will come back."MORE: Chicago Fire's Taylor Kinney gets candid about future on showMORE: Chicago Fire showrunner reveals Jesse Spencer will return to show very soonKim and Adam have been living together throughout season nine as Kim recovered from her own kidnapping at the end of season eight, and learned to become a mother after adopting Makayla.There was a short period of time when the two seemed to be able to relax and learn together about growing as a family - until Makayla's blood uncle arrived and demanded custody.

Excellence in Sci-Fi / Fantasy Film: “Dune” – Jacqueline West & Robert MorganExcellence in Contemporary Film: “Coming 2 America” – Ruth E. CarterExcellence in Period Film: “Cruella” – Jenny BeavanExcellence in Sci-Fi / Fantasy Television: “The Book of Boba Fett”: “Chapter 1” – Shawna TrpcicExcellence in Contemporary Television: “Emily in Paris: French Revolution” – Patricia Field & Marylin FitoussiExcellence in Period Television: “The Great”: “Seven Days” – Sharon LongExcellence in Variety, Reality-Competition, Live Television: “Saturday Night Live”: Rami Malek / Young Thug – Tom Broecker & Eric JustianExcellence in Short Form Design: Swarovski: “Welcome to Wonderlab” (Commercial) – B.

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Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVNo matter what is going on in the outside world, one thing most of us can agree on is, there are few things better than sitting down and immersing yourself in a clever comedy for 30 minutes — or for a full season binge.On tough days, there is something therapeutic about it, while on good days, it often feels almost celebratory to toss your head back and laugh like you don’t have a care in the world.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVLive from the fictional Conner family living room in Lanford, Ill., ABC’s “Roseanne” spinoff called real-life fans while also telling a new story about navigating major relationship and other life changes, including planning a wedding.The fourth season premiere episode of “The Conners,” titled “Trucking Live in Front of a Fully Vaccinated Studio Audience,” took on a lot. The video calls to fans, which came Mark (Ames McNamara), who was working on a school project that required him to do some research with distant relatives, with the fans acting as those family members.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not watched the fourth and final season of “Dear White People,” streaming now on Netflix.When Justin Simien was adapting his 2014 satirical film “Dear White People” into a half-hour television series, he created a bible for the show that included a reference to Donald Trump becoming president. And then Trump did just that.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVWhen “United States of Al” debuts its second season on CBS on Oct. 7, it will tell a story that mimics its production staff’s experience in scrambling to help those who had loved ones in Afghanistan during the recent Taliban attacks.“We had shot one and a half episodes during the week of the fall of Kabul and quickly realized that we were going to have to think that we had guessed wrong [about] what was going to happen and that we were going to have to adjust our plans,” executive producer Maria Ferrari said during a WarnerMedia Television Critics Assn.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVApple TV Plus released a first look at “The Problem With Jon Stewart,” which launches Sept. 30.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not watched the series premiere of “The Big Leap.”“The Big Leap,” the title of Simone Recasner’s new television series, has multiple meanings for the rising star. It is the name of the reality dance competition within the show, on which the main characters are competing, in the Fox dramedy, and it also refers to the chance they are taking in being a part of the show at all.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVLast year while Holly Robinson Peete was promoting her two Hallmark holiday films, she mentioned she wanted to do one featuring someone on the autism spectrum. Now, she has her chance.Peete stars in and executive produces “The Christmas Bond” (working title), a new 2021 holiday movie for Hallmark Movies & Mysteries that also stars Lyriq Bent and Nik Sanchez, Variety has learned exclusively.The film, which is set to begin production now, follows a single mother (played by Peete) and her teenage son with autism (played by Sanchez), who come to a crossroad during Christmas.

here.See the winners broken down by network and show below.Wins by Network/Platform:Netflix – 44HBO/HBO Max – 19Disney+ – 14Apple TV+ – 10NBC – 8VH1 – 6ABC – 3FX Networks – 3Adult Swim – 2CNN – 2FOX – 2National Geographic – 2Showtime – 2Apple TV – 1Facebook Watch – 1IFC – 1Oculus – 1Paramount+ – 1Pluto TV – 1Quibi – 1YouTube – 1Wins by Show:“The Crown” – 11“The Queen’s Gambit” – 11“Saturday Night Live” – 8“Ted Lasso” – 7“The Mandalorian” – 7“Love, Death + Robots” – 6“RuPaul’s Drag Race” – 5“Mare Of Easttown” – 4“Bo Burnham: Inside” – 3“David Attenborough: A Life On Our Planet” – 3“Hacks” – 3“Last Week Tonight With John Oliver” – 3“Pose” – 3“WandaVision” – 3“David Byrne’s American Utopia” – 2“Dolly Parton’s Christmas On The Square” –

Hamilton won the award for Outstanding Variety Special (Pre-Recorded) and star Renée Elise Goldsberry used her acceptance speech to urge for more synergy between the stage and the screen.

Lesley McKenzie Managing EditorIf there was any doubt about the excitement about a post-pandemic re-emergence and the return of the Emmys to a live, in-person show, look no further than Sunday’s red carpet and its joyful riot of color. With a limited guest list and a full vaccination mandate in place, attendees stepped out in every shade of the rainbow— and with nary a mask in sight.From Kenan Thompson’s candy-floss pink suit and matching bow tie to Seth Rogen’s orange blazer, the menswear represented some of the most adventurous choices at the show.

Dave Chappelle and his wife Elaine Erfe live a very private life. The couple, who wed in 2001, have kept their kids out of the spotlight through the years and even relocated to Ohio. The high-profile Saturday Night Live star ditched New York and Los Angeles for Yellow Springs, Ohio, where the family live on a 65-acre farm. Here’s everything you need to know about the low-key couple, and their kids Sulayman, Ibrahim, and Sanaa.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVOne of the most exciting things about the shared Emmy nomination for visual-effects supervisor Stephan Fleet and VFX producer Shalena Oxley-Butler of Amazon Prime Video’s “The Boys” was being able to see each other in person again after a year of working remotely, over video conferencing software and email, from different countries.But the tone when the 73rd annual Primetime Emmy nominees finally gather might not be completely celebratory.

In a somewhat disputed tally, Netflix lost the most Emmy nominations title to HBO/HBO Max for the 2021 calendar year. After dominating the three Creative Arts Emmys categories, the Primetime Emmy ceremony is their shot to truly cement their Emmy legacy.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVWhile some say a village can help raise a child, it is indisputable that it takes a village to create a television show.Although actors have the greatest likelihood of becoming household names, with writers, directors and producers often following closely behind, there are dozens of others who are integral to the process. Some — such as directors of photography, editors and choreographers — have the chance see celebration with guild and Creative Arts Emmy accolades, but others — from script supervisors to assistant directors — toil tirelessly without such public recognition.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVDuring Scott Foley’s 25-year film and television career, he’s gone meta and played someone working in the industry (as Roman Bridger in “Scream 3”), and he’s worked on a competition program (as a host and judge on “Ellen’s Next Great Designer”). But now his latest project, “The Big Leap” for Fox, combines those two elements, creating a wholly different experience for the veteran actor.Foley stars as Nick Smart, the boss behind the dance show-within-the-show on “The Big Leap” from executive producers Liz Heldens and Jason Winer.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVAMC’s “The Walking Dead” Universe and ABC’s “The Wonder Years” are among the series the Paley Center for Media announced as a part of its special 15th annual PaleyFest Fall TV Preview lineup.Other series making the cut this year are Showtime’s “American Rust,” Fox’s “The Big Leap” and “Our Kind of People,” CBS’ “CSI: Vegas” and “Ghosts,” Peacock’s “Dan Brown’s The Lost Symbol,” Disney Plus’ “Doogie Kameāloha, M.D.,” Paramount Plus’ “The Harper House,” HBO Max’s “Love Life,” Peacock’s “One of Us Is Lying,” NBC’s “Ordinary Joe,” ABC’s “Queens,” TNT’s “Rhodes to the Top” and TruTV’s “Tacoma FD.”Once again, PaleyFest is going virtual amid the COVID-19 pandemic, with panel available to Citi

Bo Burnham won his first Emmy x 3 at the Sunday Creative Arts ceremony for his Netflix musical comedy special Inside, claiming the trophies for Outstanding Writing For A Variety Special, Outstanding Music Direction and Outstanding Directing For A Variety Special.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVWhen “Chucky” comes to Syfy as a dramatic horror series, the new arm of the franchise will dive into the backstory of Charles Lee Ray, aka the titular doll’s human form who was also known as the Lakeshore Strangler (despite not actually choosing strangulation as his method or murder).“Exploring Charles Lee Ray’s origins has been something that the fans have wanted to see, literally for decades now, and one of the reasons I was excited about bringing the franchise into television was because having so much storytelling real estate — eight hours of ‘Chucky’ — will provide it such a great opportunity for exploring that stuff,” creator and showrunner Don Mancini said during a Television Critics

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not watched the first three episodes of “Y: The Last Man,” streaming now on FX on Hulu.In adapting Brian K. Vaughan and Pia Guerra’s graphic novel series, “Y: The Last Man,” for television, showrunner Eliza Clark thought a lot about where she wanted her version of the story to go in order to determine where she needed it to begin.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVSecond seasons of television shows are often referred to as sophomore seasons, which is especially fitting for “Back to Life” because showrunner and star Daisy Haggard considers her central character to be like a teenager in the new, six-episode journey.“Back to Life” began with Haggard’s Miri getting out of prison after serving 18 years for killing one of her best friends, Lara Boback (Imogen Gurney). She moves back to her hometown of Hythe — and more specifically, she moves back to her parents’ house — to try to start her life.

Claire Foy, Courtney B. Vance, Maya Rudolph and Dave Chappelle won guest actor Emmys at Sunday’s creative arts awards ceremony.

Jon Burlingame editorOscar-winning songwriters Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez won their first Emmy Sunday night for their popular “Agatha All Along” song from Marvel Studios and Disney Plus’ limited series “WandaVision.”The collaborators, whose credits include Disney’s “Frozen” and “Coco” movies, won in Emmy’s music and lyrics category, beating out tunes from “The Queen’s Gambit,” “The Boys,” “Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist,” “Bo Burnham: Inside” and “Soundtrack of Our Lives.”“Agatha All Along” shot to No.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVMaya Rudolph has picked up a second consecutive guest comedy actress Emmy for “Saturday Night Live,” just hours after she picked up her second consecutive character voice-over performance Emmy.In 2020, Rudolph won guest comedy actress for appearing as then-Sen. Kamala Harris in the Eddie Murphy-hosted episode of NBC’s late-night sketch comedy series.

Ethan Shanfeld Bo Burnham, the original internet comedian, has won his first Emmys.The actor, musical comic and filmmaker took home the music direction and variety special directing awards during the third Creative Arts ceremony, on Sunday, Sept. 12.He was nominated for six awards overall for his groundbreaking one-man pandemic special “Bo Burnham: Inside”; the others were variety special (pre-recorded), the winner of which will be announced during the 73rd annual Primetime ceremony on Sunday, Sept.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVClaire Foy has once again been crowned queen at the Emmys, but this time in the guest drama actress category. She took home the that trophy at the 73rd annual Primetime Emmy Awards’ Creative Arts ceremony on Sunday for her return to Netflix’s “The Crown.”Foy, who won the lead drama actress race in 2018 for her role of Queen Elizabeth II, appeared in the fourth season of the royal family period piece in a short flashback scene.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVCourtney B. Vance adds another Emmy to his mantle after picking up the guest drama actor statue for “Lovecraft Country,” but he used his acceptance speech not to celebrate his own achievement, but instead to pay tribute to his co-star Michael K.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVMarvel Studios has become an Emmy winner with only its first television outing, thanks to “WandaVision.”The Disney Plus limited series that centers on Wanda Maximoff (Elizabeth Olsen) and Vision (Paul Bettany) picked up its first Emmy at the Creative Arts ceremony on Saturday for outstanding production design for a narrative program (half-hour).“WandaVision” was nominated for 23 Emmys overall this year, the most for any limited series.