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Martinis, Celebrations and Emmy Wins: HBO Max's After-Party Lights Up West Hollywood
entertainment25 days ago

Martinis, Celebrations and Emmy Wins: HBO Max's After-Party Lights Up West Hollywood

At HBO Max’s Emmy after-party in West Hollywood, stars from The Pitt, Hacks and DTF St. Louis toasted a night of wins as HBO Max led nominations with 122 and 21 Emmys; Noah Wyle celebrated his second lead-actor Emmy for The Pitt, DTF St. Louis took seven awards including best limited series (Linda Cardellini won her first Emmy for supporting actress in a limited series), and Jean Smart added another Hacks Emmy for lead actress in a comedy; the festive bash featured martinis, caviar, a claw machine and birthday tributes for Smart and Megan Stalter.

Widow’s Bay Dominates Emmys With 14 Wins, The Pitt and DTF St. Louis Tie for Second
entertainment26 days ago

Widow’s Bay Dominates Emmys With 14 Wins, The Pitt and DTF St. Louis Tie for Second

Apple TV+'s Widow’s Bay led the 2026 Emmy Awards with 14 wins across Primetime and Creative Arts, including best comedy series and major acting and writing honors, while HBO Max’s The Pitt and the limited series DTF St. Louis each claimed seven trophies; Pluribus also scored multiple wins as Apple TV’s drama continued to attract accolades across categories.

Widow's Bay Dominates the 2026 Emmys as Hargitay Guides the Night
entertainment-television-awards26 days ago

Widow's Bay Dominates the 2026 Emmys as Hargitay Guides the Night

The 78th Emmy Awards kicked off in Los Angeles with Mariska Hargitay hosting NBC/Peacock. Apple TV+'s Widow's Bay led the night with eight wins, followed by HBO’s DTF St. Louis with six and The Pitt with four, as winners were announced across drama, comedy, limited series and live-televised categories. Bad Bunny earned his first Emmy for the Super Bowl halftime show, and a full list of winners is available from the Television Academy and LA Times live updates.

Cardellini Scores First Emmy for DTF St. Louis
entertainment1 month ago

Cardellini Scores First Emmy for DTF St. Louis

Linda Cardellini won her first Emmy for Best Supporting Actress in a Limited Series or Movie for HBO’s DTF St. Louis, tearing up as she thanked family, friends, co-stars, creator Steve Conrad, producers and her team; the win came as DTF St. Louis collected multiple Emmys (six wins total) from 13 nominations, including writing and directing, while David Harbour won Best Actor for the same series. The Creative Arts Emmys were held over two nights with some categories moved off the main telecast.

Cardellini Nets First Emmy for DTF St. Louis's Suburban Mystery
television1 month ago

Cardellini Nets First Emmy for DTF St. Louis's Suburban Mystery

Linda Cardellini won her first Emmy for supporting actress in a limited series for HBO’s darkly comic murder mystery DTF: St. Louis at the Creative Arts Emmys, delivering an emotional speech thanking family and colleagues including Jason Bateman and David Harbour; the show, centered on a love triangle among suburbanites, earned 13 nominations and faced competition from Dakota Fanning, Joy Sunday, Laurie Metcalf, Youn Yuh-jung and Constance Zimmer.

Apple TV+ Dominates Creative Arts Emmys Night 2 With Widow’s Bay, Spider-Noir
entertainment1 month ago

Apple TV+ Dominates Creative Arts Emmys Night 2 With Widow’s Bay, Spider-Noir

Night 2 of the Creative Arts Emmys saw Apple TV+ dominate with eight wins for Widow’s Bay, boosting its two-night tally to 18, while HBO Max’s DTF St. Louis claimed six prizes and Prime Video’s Spider-Noir earned five after its cancellation; the ceremony also honored Rob Reiner posthumously for The Bear, Julie Andrews for Bridgerton in the voice‑over category, and introduced a Legacy Award to I Love Lucy as part of the night’s honors.

Cardellini Secures First Emmy for HBO’s DTF St. Louis
awards1 month ago

Cardellini Secures First Emmy for HBO’s DTF St. Louis

Linda Cardellini won her first Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie for HBO’s dark comedy DTF St. Louis, marking her third career nomination; she thanked her colleagues onstage as her win—announced during Emmy Night 2—was not televised, with co-star David Harbour also among the nominees and the show tallying six Emmys from 13 nominations that night.

Emmys Creative Arts: Hammond’s Weekend Predictions Spotlight Reiner, Swift, and ‘DTF St. Louis’
entertainment1 month ago

Emmys Creative Arts: Hammond’s Weekend Predictions Spotlight Reiner, Swift, and ‘DTF St. Louis’

Deadline’s Emmy predictions by Pete Hammond map the upcoming Creative Arts ceremonies, noting the weekend format change for Limited Series categories and forecasting winners across Saturday and Sunday—from game show and reality categories to Limited Series contenders—with DTF St. Louis in the running for Supporting Actor, Rob Reiner as a guest actor nominee, and high bets on Taylor Swift and Bad Bunny for variety/special honors.

Harbour Finds Quiet Power: ASL Mastery, Emmy Nod, and a Warcraft Vision
entertainment1 month ago

Harbour Finds Quiet Power: ASL Mastery, Emmy Nod, and a Warcraft Vision

David Harbour trained for months in American Sign Language to portray Floyd in DTF St. Louis, earning his first Emmy acting nomination since 2017 and a producer credit; he discusses the ensemble recognition, his shift away from a genre-actor label, and his ambitions to produce bold, large-scale projects (including a Warcraft–Nolan collaboration) while teasing a line from Avengers: Doomsday.

David Harbour Talks Mental Health, a Career Reset, and Lily Allen’s West End Girl
entertainment4 months ago

David Harbour Talks Mental Health, a Career Reset, and Lily Allen’s West End Girl

Variety’s interview with David Harbour centers on his bipolar disorder and a difficult year of public scrutiny following Lily Allen’s West End Girl, his shift away from Stranger Things toward the new HBO series DTF St. Louis, and his aim to pursue deeply textured, authentic character work while protecting his privacy and navigating fame.

Gotham TV Awards Crown I Love LA and Pluribus as HBO Max Dominates
entertainment4 months ago

Gotham TV Awards Crown I Love LA and Pluribus as HBO Max Dominates

At the Gotham Television Awards, HBO Max’s I Love LA won Breakthrough Comedy Series and Apple TV+’s Pluribus won Breakthrough Drama; DTF St. Louis took Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series. In acting honors, Tim Robinson (The Chair Company) won Outstanding Lead Performance in a Comedy Series, Chase Infiniti (The Testimates) won Outstanding Lead Performance in a Drama Series, Babou Cessay (Alien: Earth) and Laurie Metcalf (Big Mistakes) won Supporting Comedy and Drama respectively, and Michael Shannon (Death by Lightning) won Lead in a Limited or Anthology Series; HBO Max earned the most trophies (five) while Netflix led nominations.

Gotham TV Awards 2026: DTF St. Louis Dominates with Two Wins
television4 months ago

Gotham TV Awards 2026: DTF St. Louis Dominates with Two Wins

DTF St. Louis led the 2026 Gotham TV Awards with two wins (outstanding limited or anthology series and best supporting performance for David Harbour). Michael Shannon won best lead performance in a limited/anthology series for Death by Lightning, which tied Big Mistakes for the most nominations (four). Other winners included I Love LA for Breakthrough Comedy Series; Tim Robinson for Outstanding Lead Performance in a Comedy Series (The Chair Company); Chase Infiniti for Outstanding Lead Performance in a Drama Series (The Testaments); Babou Ceesay for Outstanding Supporting Performance in a Drama Series (Alien: Earth); Linda Cardellini for Outstanding Supporting Performance in a Limited/Anthology Series (DTF St. Louis); Pluribus for Breakthrough Drama Series; Reflection in a Dead Diamond for Outstanding Original Film; and Cory Michael Smith for Outstanding Performance in an Original Film (Mountainhead).