Des Willie Netflix’s The Crown took home the coveted 2021 Emmy for Outstanding Drama Series during Sunday night’s ceremony. Although the show was held in-person for the first time in two years and hosted by comedian Cedric the Entertainer
Cliff Lipson/CBS 2021 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Ted Lasso was the comedy series to beat at the 2021 Emmy Awards and finished its massively successful night by walking away with the enviable Outstanding Comedy Series statuette.
Ollie Upton The Crown stars Josh O’Connor and Olivia Coleman took home the 2021 Emmys for Outstanding Lead Actor and Actress in a drama series during Sunday night’s ceremony. Both winners accepted their awards during the live show, which was held in-person
Francis Specker/CBS ©2021 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Kate Winslet added her second Emmy to her trophy case after taking home the statuette for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited Series or Movie for her leading role
VH1 RuPaul made history Sunday night at the 2021 Emmy Awards, collecting his record-breaking 11th win when his show, RuPaul’s Drag Race, won Outstanding Competition Program. RuPaul is now the most decorated person of color in Emmys history, in
Francis Specker/CBS ©2021 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Jason Sudeikis and Jean Smart won the 2021 Emmys for Outstanding Lead Actor and Actress in a comedy series during Sunday night’s ceremony. Both winners accepted their awards during the show, which was
Des Willie Gillian Anderson‘s remarkable transformation into former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in Netflix’s The Crown earned her the Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series. Anderson squared off against two colleagues for this award — Helena Bonham
Sarah Shatz/HBO Mare of Easttown stars Evan Peters and Julianne Nicholson snagged the Emmys for Best Supporting Actor and Actress in a Limited Series during Sunday night’s ceremony. Other nominees in Nicholson’s category included her Mare of Easttown co-star Jean
Apple TV+ After collecting the first award of the night, Ted Lasso kept the momentum going with Brett Goldstein, who plays the cantankerous Roy Kent, picking up the night’s second award — Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series. “I
Apple TV+ The first award of the night went to British actress Hannah Waddingham, for her breakout performance as Rebecca Welton in the Apple TV+ series Ted Lasso. The actress screamed in delight upon collecting her award, exclaiming, “Jesus Christ,
