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The Television Academy tonight honored outstanding artistic and technical achievement in television during night two of the 78th Emmy Awards at the Peacock Theater at L.A. LIVE in downtown Los Angeles. The ceremony recognized many talented artists and craftspeople in genres including animation, drama, comedy and anthology series.

The Creative Arts Emmy Awards kicked off this year’s Emmys season on Saturday night (September 5) with the first of two nights, celebrating the best of unscripted programs, including documentaries, reality and game shows, variety specials, and short-form series.

Bad Bunny won his first Primetime Emmy. The award came at night one of the Creative Arts Emmys, held at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.

The Television Academy tonight honored outstanding artistic and technical achievement in television during night one of the 78th Emmy Awards at the Peacock Theater at L.A. LIVE in downtown Los Angeles. The ceremony, which kicked off the 78th Emmys, recognized many talented artists and craftspeople in variety, reality and nonfiction series in such categories as cinematography, costumes, casting,…

At the 2026 Primetime Emmys, 254 Full Sail University graduates were credited on 208 nominated projects, with 17 grads nominated by name for 20 Emmy awards.

With episode 8, Furiousclosed the case on the vengeance-seeking serial killer named Catherine (Lola Petticrew). But with that final scene, FBI Agent Alice Black (Emmy Rossum) unlocks a new mystery that might be pursued in a second season.

Before its first season has even ended, audiences are already hooked on Hulu’s latest crime thriller, “Furious.” Emmy Rossum stars as Alice Black, an FBI agent investigating a string of murders of men by the young Catherine Grace (Lola Petticrew). What begins as a hunt for a serial killer quickly turns into a suspenseful game…

FBI agent Alice Black (Emmy Rossum) is on the hunt for Catherine (Lola Petticrew), a serial killer on a quest of vengeance. But Alice’s pursuit is being threatened by her abusive ex, Marshall (Jake Lacy), who reported that she pulled a gun on him.

Elizabeth Meriwether is one of television’s most interesting storytellers. Known by most as the creator of “New Girl,” Meriwether has spent the last several years trading network sitcom comfort comedies for thorny, nuanced examinations of womanhood and power in shows like “The Dropout” and “Dying for Sex.” Her latest is a crime thriller loosely inspired…

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