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Meg Stalter stunned the Emmys red carpet by dressing entirely in gold as a living Emmy statue, with Paul W. Downs by her side; the Hacks star is nominated for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy, continuing her reputation for outrageous, attention-grabbing red-carpet looks.
Meg Stalter arrived at the Emmys 2026 red carpet dressed as a gilded, life-size Emmy statue complete with wings and a giant atom, a nod to the trophy’s arts-and-sciences symbolism. She’s up for her first Emmy in the Supporting Actress in a Comedy category for Hacks, posed with co-star Paul W. Downs, and has previously teased playful red-carpet cosplay alongside Downs at the Critics Choice Awards.
Broadway box office rebounded about 13% week over week to $34.86M with 273,061 attendees as Oh, Mary! returns with Meg Stalter at the Lyceum. Oh, Mary! grossed $1,078,641 in its first full week back. Ragtime set a weekly record with $1,625,400 at Lincoln Center Theater and has been extended to Aug. 16. The five top earners were The Lion King, Hamilton, Death of a Salesman, MJ and Harry Potter and the Cursed Child; the average ticket price was $127.68, with only Hamilton and Salesman topping $200.
Meg Stalter will make her Broadway debut this July in Oh, Mary! as Mary Todd Lincoln, joining a cast that has included Maya Rudolph; the Tony Awards race features four Best Musical nominees—The Lost Boys, Schmigadoon!, Titanique, and Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)—and a slate of Best Play contenders including The Balusters, Giant, Liberation, and Little Bear Ridge Road; separately, Tim Heidecker’s bid to take over InfoWars faced a Texas court delay, with proceeds pledged to the families of Sandy Hook victims.
Meg Stalter will make her Broadway debut as Mary Todd Lincoln in Oh, Mary!, taking over from Maya Rudolph for a ten-week summer run at the Lyceum Theatre. The casting marks a major step for the comedian-actor, with Stalter juggling her rising pop career as she headlines on a big stage this season.
Meg Stalter, star of Hacks, deleted her TikTok account after alleging that the platform’s new U.S. ownership censors videos about ICE; TikTok says the disruption was caused by a power outage at a U.S. data center, which delayed posts and could briefly affect views, with services later restored.
Meg Stalter and Paul W. Downs humorously mimicked Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner's Critics Choice Awards outfits by borrowing costumes from friends, highlighting their busy schedule and playful spirit at the event.
Meg Stalter, known for her comedic persona and roles in shows like Hacks and Too Much, is revealed to be a compassionate, faith-driven individual with a vulnerable side, who draws inspiration from her personal experiences and faith to craft her work and connect with audiences. The article explores her background, her relationship with Lena Dunham, and her upcoming projects, highlighting her authenticity and resilience.