Emmy Awards 2024

Jennifer Collidge, Jeremy Allen White and Ali Wong win at Emmy awards (Getty Images)

"The Bear" star Jeremy Allen White won his first Emmy award Monday, and helped "The Bear" earn a total of six trophies at the 75th Primetime Emmys.

After receiving his award, White told reporters backstage that he and the entire production team were "very surprised and blown away by the reach" the series had on audiences.

The 2024 Emmy Awards comes after the biggest night in television was postponed from its original date on Sept. 18, 2023 due to the dual actors and writers strikes.

Click here to read the complete winners list.

Tracee Ellis Ross and Natasha Lyonne present at Emmy awards with Anthony Anderson (Getty Images)

Natasha Lyonne and Tracee Ellis Ross furiously stuffed chocolate into their mouths during a reenactment of a legendary "I Love Lucy" episode at the Emmy awards.

Lyonne and Ross portrayed Lucy and Ethel in the classic scene where the best friends took on a new job at a chocolate factory in the "Job Switching" episode from 1952.

The 75th Primetime Emmy awards host, Anthony Anderson, also got in on the fun as hundreds of chocolates flew down the conveyor belt.

Calista Flockhart dances with "Ally McBeal" cast at Emmys

The "Ally McBeal" cast reunited at the 75th Primetime Emmy awards Monday at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, California.

Calista Flockhart, Greg Germann, Peter MacNicol and Gil Bellows danced across the stage after meeting on a bathroom set on stage.

Flockhart's husband, Harrison Ford, praised his wife at the Critics Choice awards Sunday, where he was honored with the Career Achievement award.

"I want to thank my lovely wife, Calista Flockhart, who supports me when I need a lot of support -- and I need a lot of support," Ford said.

Matthew Perry (Getty Images)

Matthew Perry, Norman Lear and Suzanne Somers were just a few of the many stars honored Monday during the In Memoriam segment at the 75th Primetime Emmy awards.

Charlie Puth performed "I'll Be There For You" with The War and Treaty at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, California.

"All in the Family" costars Rob Reiner and Sally Struthers introduced the segment from iconic living room set of their show, with the catchphrase "those were the days."

Elton John concert (Getty Images)

Elton John earned EGOT status after winning an Emmy award for his "Elton John Live: Farewell From Dodger Stadium" concert.

Executive producer Gabe Turner accepted the outstanding variety special award on behalf of the "Tiny Dancer" singer.

Elton's husband, David Furnish, was FaceTiming with the legendary performer after the big win, and said, "He screamed out loud. he was like 'Yes!' he was really happy, incredibly honored."

John is only the 19th person to become an EGOT winner, an abbreviation of the four major awards: Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony awards.

Tina Fey and Amy Poehler Emmy awards (Getty Images)

Amy Poehler and Tina Fey had a "Saturday Night Live" reunion Monday at the 75th Primetime Emmy awards in Los Angeles, California.

The former "Weekend Update" anchors sat behind the desk to present the Emmy for best live variety special.

Katherine Heigl "Grey's Anatomy" (Getty Images)

Katherine Heigl returned to the Emmy awards for the first time in a decade, and reunited with the cast of the hit show "Grey's Anatomy."

Heigl, who stars in "Firefly Lane" on Netflix, was last seen at the Primetime Emmy awards in 2014 with her husband, musician Josh Kelley.

Katherine, who portrayed Dr. Izzie Stevens on the hit medical drama from 2005-10, was joined on stage with former co-stars Ellen Pompeo, Chandra Wilson, Justin Chambers and James Pickens Jr.

Pickens Jr. told Fox News Digital it was "really fabulous" to reconnect with the old staff at what was once Seattle Grace Hospital.

"It's really an honor and a compliment and all of those words to have this recognition from the academy," Wilson said.

"Not a show that's not here, but a show that's still here. Once you're in the Grey's cast, you're always in the Grey's cast."

Fox News Digital's Larry Fink contributed to this report.

RuPaul picks up Emmy award (Getty Images)

RuPaul had one request while picking up the Emmy award for best reality competition program Monday at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, California.

"If a drag queen wants to read you a story at the library let them," the longtime host asked.

He previously joked, "We have released into the wild hundreds of drag queens."

"RuPaul's Drag Race" has earned five Emmy awards since it debuted in 2009.

"Cheers" stars reunite at Emmy awards (Getty Images)

Kelsey Grammer joined the "Cheers" cast on stage at the 75th Primetime Emmy awards Monday at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.

Ted Danson, Rhea Pearlman, George Wendt and John Ratzenberger met at the "Cheers" set to present the outstanding directing in a comedy series award to "The Bear" director Christopher Storer, who was not in the audience.

They also presented the comedy series writing award to Storer.

Kelsey Grammer told Fox News Digital on the red carpet before the show: "At least a couple of us are getting together to kind of salute the show in the past and present some of the new talent in the world and it's actually a good feeling."

He also acknowledged some of the Cheers crew they've lost, saying "It's a little bit sad, of course, with Kirstie (Alley) and Nick Colasanto... Kirstie [Alley] was such a supportive friend and a pal and a magnificent woman. One of the funniest people who ever lived. I miss her all the time."

Fox News Digital's Larry Fink contributed to this report.

Carol Burnett hands Quinta Brunson Emmy award (Getty Images)

Social media ignited Monday when Carol Burnett handed Quinta Brunson the Emmy award for lead actress in a comedy at the 75th Primetime Emmy awards.

Brunson cried while accepting her award. She stars as Janine Teagues on the hit comedy, "Abbott Elementary."

"Quinta brunson being handed an emmy by carol burnett is so iconic, i'm emotional for her!" one social media user wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter.

"And to have it presented by Carol Burnett? This has to truly be a top tier career moment for her," another user noted.

"Carol Burnett giving an Emmy to Quinta Brunson feels so deeply correct," one X user wrote.

Christina Applegate introduced Burnett, a seven-time Emmy winner, by telling the crowd, "I have only had one picture framed in my home and it's of this person and myself. I mean all of you are very famous, but she's more important to me than any of you."

She added, "Carol Burnett forever changed variety television ... it was Carol who broke new ground for all the shows that followed with sketches that have withstood the test of time ... Please welcome the legend who not only blazed a trail for me but for all of us."

Lorraine Bracco and Michael Imperioli of "The Sopranos" (Getty Images)

"The Sopranos" stars Lorraine Bracco and Michael Imperioli paid tribute to the mob drama during the 75th Primetime Emmy Awards from what appeared to be Bracco's on-screen office.

Bracco, who starred as psychiatrist Jennifer Melfi, stood alongside Imperioli, who played Christopher Moltisanti, to introduce the best supporting actress award.

"The Sopranos" recently celebrated its 25th anniversary. The show was nominated for over 100 Emmys and won 21 Emmy awards. 

Lorraine shared, "Speaking for Michael and myself, and the entire cast and crew, it was an honor working with Sopranos creator David Chase, and of course the great James Gandolfini."

Christina Applegate walks on stage with Anthony Anderson at Emmy awards (Getty Images)

Christina Applegate was the first presenter at the Emmy Awards.

The actress, who suffers from multiple sclerosis, walked to the stage with the help of a cane.

She got teary eyed when the crowd rose to their feet, then joked "Oh my god, you're totally shaming me with my disability by standing up. Ok it's fine. Body not by Ozempic. Ok let's go!"

Anthony opened the show backed by a "small local diverse and inclusive choir from Compton. Yeah, you're probably wondering why I have the White dude in the choir. Fun fact, Kevin Costner is from Compton. I wonder if he was a Crip or a Blood. Who knows. 'Yellowstone!'"

Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker kiss at Emmy awards (Getty Images)

Proud parents Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker enjoyed a night out on the town Monday for the 75th Primetime Emmy awards.

Kourtney and Travis didn't hold back while walking the red carpet, and stopped to put on an amorous display.

See more of the Emmy awards red carpet here.

Comedian Joel McHale gave credit to Joy Koy following backlash for his Golden Globes hosting gig last weekend.

While walking the red carpet at the 75th Primetime Emmy awards Monday, McHale told Fox News Digital that hosting an awards ceremony is "a tough job."

"I've hosted these things before, and it's a very weird, can be wonderful, can be painful job," he said. "So ... you get shot out of a cannon and they're like, 'alright, you've got seven and a half minutes, dance!' I've been that dancing bear before, so it's a tough job."

Read more about how Anthony Anderson is prepping for his Emmys hosting job.

Fox News Digital's Larry Fink contributed to this report.

Lorraine Bracco celebrated "The Sopranos" cast at the 75th Primetime Emmy awards Monday.

Bracco, who starred as psychiatrist Jennifer Melfi on the weekly mob drama, fondly recalled her time working on the show.

"The Sopranos" recently celebrated its 25th anniversary.

"It's an amazing honor and treat to know that everyone's work was amazing," she told Fox News Digital.

"Well deserved ... They were an amazing cast and the writing was fantastic and I think that's why people recognized it."

Fox News Digital's Larry Fink contributed to this report.

Claire Danes Emmy awards (Getty Images)

Claire Danes joined Priscilla Presley and Kourtney Kardashian on the red carpet at the 75th Primetime Emmy awards.

Tonight, after an extended wait, stars from some of the biggest television series of the 2022-2023 season will be awarded the coveted golden statuette of the Emmy Awards.

This accolade presentation comes just a week after the 2024 Golden Globe Awards, a celebration of supreme talent in both television and cinema.

See more photos from the red carpet at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, California.

Riley Keough and Priscilla Presley at 75th Primetime Emmy awards (Getty Images)

Priscilla Presley admitted she's still very much grieving the death of her daughter Lisa Marie Presley.

During a stop on the red carpet at the 75th Primetime Emmy awards Monday with granddaughter Riley Keough, Presley said she thought about Lisa Marie "all day, all night."

"I miss my daughter very, very much. It was a shock to all of us, but mostly for a mother," Presley told Entertainment Tonight when asked about Presley's death nearly one year ago.

"We grieve, we can't believe it, we try to understand, you know, the thoughts of my daughter. I know she wasn’t that happy. I know that, you know, when her son died, that was really when she didn’t want to be here."

Emmy awards at Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, California

Emmy awards are honors presented by the Television Academy, the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences and the International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. These organizations are related but distinct as they focus on various sectors of television and broadcasting. 

According to the Emmy website, the name “Emmy” is a version of the originally suggested “Immy” by Harry Lubcke, the third Academy president. This is a reference to an image orthicon camera. 

The award given tonight stands for recognition by peers from the Television Academy. Members of the organization cast a ballot for the category within their discipline.

Emmys are announced by the Television Academy which selects the best in the previous year of television for artistic and technical merit within the American and international television industry. 

The 75th Emmy award show will recognize the best of what captured the attention of audiences in the 2022-2023 season for great performances and production. These awards can include new, returning and original programming. 

The actual Emmy award presented to winners in each category is a statuette of a gold-winged woman holding an atom up and out in front of her. Together, the statuette indicates art and science; representing excellence within the television industry, according to the Emmy Awards' website.

Fox News' Breana Scheckwitz contributed to this report.

Anthony Anderson holds Emmy award (Getty Images)

Anthony Anderson is taking his Emmy awards hosting gig in stride.

The 75th Primetime Emmy Awards host is "not nervous" about the ceremony, his mother Doris exclusively told Fox News Digital.

This has been a dream of Anthony’s to host this show," she said. "He’s not nervous. He can’t wait, and I’m so proud of my baby and I can’t wait either."

Read more about Anderson's big night here.

Fox News Digital's Larry Fink contributed to this report.

75th Primetime Emmys at Peacock Theater (Getty Images)

The 75th Primetime Emmy Awards will be held tonight on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, six months after the nominations were announced. The show was originally scheduled for September of 2023. 

The actors’ union strike caused the delay of the award show. 

The WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes involved writers and actors, both groups necessary to the Emmys. The writers were in their second month of the strike when the Emmy nominations were made public. Shortly after, the actors joined the strike. Fox decided to delay the event until the labor disputes were settled. The strike ended in November.

The Emmy awards, traditionally held in the fall to align with the broadcast TV season, has had to adapt its schedule due to the irregular broadcast patterns of cable television and streaming services. The show, though still held within the autumn season, has seen a somewhat erratic scheduling in recent years. However, the 2023 Emmy award show broke this pattern even further with its unconventional timing.

The Emmys were last postponed in 2001 due to the 9/11 terrorist attacks since that tragedy occurred five days before the originally scheduled event. 

Although tonight’s highly-anticipated award show will honor television series and their stars long after they were aired, they remain worthy of recognition within the minds of viewers. Among this year's contenders expected to dominate are "The Last of Us," "The Bear" and "The White Lotus." 

Fox News' Breana Scheckwitz contributed to this report.

Anthony Anderson Joy Koy Emmys (Getty Images)

Emmy Awards host Anthony Anderson has weighed in on Joy Koy's widely panned performance at the Golden Globes.

In an interview with Fox News Digital, the 53-year-old comedian shared his thoughts on the criticism that Koy has faced after hosting the 81st Golden Globes on Jan. 7.

The backlash that Koy received prompted Kevin Hart and Michael Che to warn fellow comedians against hosting future awards shows."Everyone's entitled to their opinion," Anderson said at the 75th Emmys exclusive press preview. "There's going to be criticism."

Click here to read more about Anderson's exclusive interview with Fox News Digital.