Maya Rudolph Wins First-Ever Emmy for 'Big Mouth'

Selena Gomez jumps out of a car and races towards someone while filming a new episode for the second season of Only Murders in the Building in New York City on Monday (February 14).

Rachel Zegler has confirmed that she’s dating West Side Story co-star Josh Andres Rivera!

Disney+’s season one finale of Lucasfilm’s The Book of Boba Fett clocked 1.5M U.S. households according to Samba TV from the show’s Wednesday to Sunday run.

An isolated house in the country, a small tribe of peculiar characters mostly keeping a wary distance from each other: That Kind of Summer (Un Ete Comme Ca) is a film set up perfectly for the pandemic era. The bonus zinger is that the house is a live-in retreat for supposedly, or maybe just possibly, recovering sex addicts. Nobody leaves, and everyone talks dirty. Denis Cote, the prolific Quebecois provocateur, must have been hugging himself when he thought of that one.

Chris Willman Music WriterIn the wake of the Astroworld tragedy, should festivals and concerts have a single person charged with the power of stopping a show if conditions grow dangerous? What greater demands will insurers be making since that Texas festival pointed up how an entertainment event can turn deadly? And where does responsibility start, or the buck end, if things go terribly wrong at a show?These were some of the issues discussed at a panel titled “How the Next Era Of Music Festivals Will Be Safe, Sustainable and Sold Out,” presented at the Pollstar Live conference for concert pros at the Beverly Hilton Hotel. Either the second or third S-topic in that series could have supported a panel in itself, but the focus of the final part of the discussion among industry professionals inevitably focused on “safe.” And while much of the overall conference otherwise took on a post-quarantine “we’re back, baby!” tone, this one took on an elephant that has very much not left the room, even if Travis Scott headlines have receded while batteries of lawyers prepare their cases.

Over before it began. Since their split, fans have been curious to know why Kanye West and Julia Fox broke up and if it had anything to do with his recent Instagram posts about Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson.

Snoop Dogg used Sunday’s Super Bowl halftime to honour his late mother.

Sandy Tejada’s face or heard her voice more than once — especially since she is the only Afro-Latina acting in the pilot of the HBO Max comedy-drama series and in the trailer. “I play the host of a trendy restaurant, and I opened the show with Sarah Jessica Parker. But before that, I had the first line of the show, which is huge,” Tejada told HOLA! USA, adding, “I did not see this coming because honestly when I saw the trailer, and I heard my line, I’m like, ‘Oh my God, I didn’t see my face! My scene got cut.’According to Sandy, it was a nerve-wracking moment because it had happened to her in the past when writers go in a different direction.

2020 presidential race. On Tuesday, Sept.

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is lying in state at the U.S. Capitol on Friday.

President Donald Trump, the Republican nominee, and former Vice President Joe Biden, the Democratic nominee, is set to take place on Tuesday, Sept. 29 at 9/8c.  Ahead of the general election, which takes places on Tuesday, Nov.

Days before Joe Biden announced that he had chosen Senator Kamala Harris to be his running mate, Valerie Jarrett was among a group of women who put the media on notice.

The Television Academy gave out a record number of Emmy nominations to Black actors in 2020. Over the weekend, the Emmys followed that up by giving a record number of awards to Black performers.

Watchmen Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited Series: Uzo Aduba, Mrs. AmericaOutstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series: Maya Rudolph, SNLOutstanding Character Voice-Over Performance: Maya Rudolph, Big MouthOutstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series: Ron Cephas Jones, This Is Us Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series: Eddie Murphy, SNLWith her Watchmen win, King is now tied with Alfre Woodward  for the most Emmy awards won by a Black actor.

72nd Creative Arts and Primetime Emmy Awards proved to be a landmark moment for diversity.

is the Best Reality Competition Program! RuPaul was nominated for Best Reality Host alongside Bobby Berk, Karamo Brown, Tan France, Antoni Porowski and Jonathan Van Ness for Queer Eye, Nicole Byer for Nailed It!, Barbara Corcoran, Mark Cuban, Lori Greiner, Daymond John, Robert Herjavec and Kevin O’Leary for Shark Tank, Padma Lakshmi and Tom Colicchio for Top Chef, and Amy Poehler and Nick Offerman for Making It. And Drag Race was nominated for Best Reality Competition Program with The Masked Singer, Nailed It!, Top Chef, and The Voice.

In unprecedented times, the 72nd annual Emmy Awards are bigger than ever.

Eddie Murphy and Maya Rudolph won Emmys Saturday for their guest roles in the same episode of Saturday Night Live. Murphy won the Emmy for outstanding guest actor in a comedy series for his hosting turn on the NBC sketch show in December 2019.

There are so many categories at the Emmy Awards that every year, the Television Academy also has the Creative Arts Emmys ceremony where the bulk of the awards are handed out.

Jason Bateman was incorrectly announced as an award-winner during the Creative Arts Emmys.The final night of the Creative Arts Emmys took place on Saturday (19 September), after five days of virtual events hosted by Nicole Byer.The mishap came during the award for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series, which was awarded to Ron Cephas Jones for his role in This Is Us.However, while Cephas Jones’s name appeared on the screen, the voiceover declared that Bateman was the winner for his guest appearance on The Outsider.The contradictory messages prompted confusion from viewers, with one tweeting: “Was it Jason Bateman? Or Ron Cephas Jones?”“Creative Arts Emmy technical glitch: Screen says Ron Cephas Jones wins for drama guest actor,

The long week of Creative Arts Emmys is finally over. After five nights of virtual ceremonies, the Television Academy has bestowed a heap of trophies to “Watchmen,” “Saturday Night Live,” “The Marvelous Mrs.

Maya Rudolph is now a two-time Emmy winner!

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVAfter host four nights of the 2020 Creative Arts Emmy Awards on emmys.com, Nicole Byer was primed for, well, primetime. The fifth and final night of ceremonies was moved over to FXX, for a two-hour broadcast.When opening the show, Byer commented directly on her long-running stint, noting, “I am getting really good at this! I’ve not only been crushing it, I’ve been making history.”Byer, of course, was referring to (and specifically called out) the fact that she is the first Black woman to be nominated in the reality host category.

Antonia Blyth Deputy Editor, AwardsLineMaya Rudolph has gone from zero to two Emmys in just three days. On Saturday night she snagged her second trophy of the week-long Creative Arts Emmys virtual ceremony—this time for her turn as Kamala Harris in Saturday Night Live, hosted by Eddie Murphy.

Maya Rudolph is real, y'all! After the former star won her first-ever Emmy award for Outstanding Voice-Over Performance for voicing Connie the Hormone Monstress on Netflix's acclaimed animated series,, she took home a second Emmy for her portrayal of presidential hopeful-turned-Democratic vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris on Saturday.On Thursday, the Television Academy accepted the win for Rudolph's voice-over performance on her behalf, though she later reacted to the news via Instagram Stories. «I WON AN EMMY!» she wrote alongside a selfie.In a subsequent video message, an offscreen voice (seemingly one of hers kids) said, «Thank you Television Academy for letting me win this Emmy» as Rudolph mouthed the words.

Maya Rudolph has finally won an Emmy Award!

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticThe first time Connie the Hormone Monstress takes the screen in “Big Mouth,” she takes it over completely. She emerges from the shadows in a flash of lightning, as if zapped to Earth by some vengeful, horny god.

Will Thorne Staff WriterNight 4 of the Creative Arts Emmys was headlined by Quibi winning prizes at TV’s top awards.The short-form content producer went home with two statuettes on Thursday night, both of which went to actors from the series “#FreeRayshawn.”Legendary “Matrix” star Laurence Fishburne won his third individual Emmy for his portrayal of  Lt.

The fourth pre-taped (sorta) night of the Creative Arts Emmys saw some major category contenders win more trophies before Sunday’s big night. “Watchmen” took Composition for a Limited Series, TV Movie or Special, “Succession” took Drama Casting, “Schitt’s Creek” won the Comedy Casting Emmy and “Marvelous Mrs.

Will Thorne Staff WriterNight 4 of the Creative Arts Emmys kicks off Thursday, as Quibi begins its hunt for a first statuette.The short-form content producer has plenty of opportunity to make history tonight, with a total of 10 nominees in the running across three different categories. Among Quibi’s nominees are starry names like Anna Kendrick, Laurence Fishburne and Christoph Waltz, the latter of whom is up for a reboot of “Most Dangerous Game.”Another category worth looking out for is voice-over performance, which sees newcomers Leslie Odom Jr.

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Emmys website starting at 5 p.m. PT/8 p.m.

this year’s annual award show, hosted by Jimmy Kimmel. The Creative Arts honorees, announced by Nicole Byer, went out to some of the less traditional shows on the air, such as reality TV and non-fiction series.

Maya Rudolph and Amy Poehler to face two of the famous women they've impersonated on — Kamala Harris and Hillary Clinton. The comedians both participated in a virtual fundraiser for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris' presidential campaign, and the California senator addressed the elephant in the room toward the end of the chat. «Can you just tell us, I think people would love to know and I think Hillary and I would like to know, for those impersonations, can you kind of walk us through what that process is like?» Harris asked the alums. «In front of you?» Rudolph quipped.

Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV CriticIt’s going to a long, long week.Dominated by Reality and Nonfiction categories, the opening night of the 2020 Creative Arts Emmy Awards was a rather stilted affair on Monday. Making almost every non-technical misstep possible, the Nicole Byer hosted show still somehow managed to be boring as well.Streaming Monday to Thursday on the TV Academy website and airing on FXX on September 19, things started out promising and traditional enough with a nighttime crane shot from outside the organization’s North Hollywood complex.“Ordinarily, we’d be having this show in a packed theatre somewhere in Los Angeles,” Nailed It host and Emmy nominee Byer said in the pre-record opening monologue.

In an obviously completely taped ceremony, hosted by Nicole Byer, the first night of the 2020 Creative Arts Emmys kicked off with Netflix and National Geographic tallying the most wins for networks counting trophies. On the nominee side, “Apollo II” and led all individual winners with three trophies each.