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The 2026 Emmy Awards: Stars arrive for TV’s biggest night

The 78th Primetime Emmy Awards are honoring the best of television. Follow along for updates on red carpet fashion, buzzy moments and the night’s big winners.

CNNCatherine Nicholls, Matt Meyer, Maureen Chowdhury, Dan Heching, David Mack, Jacqui Palumbo, Tori B. Powell, Oscar Holland查看原文 ↗
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• Coming up: The 78th Primetime Emmy Awards will honor the best of television. Tonight’s host is Mariska Hargitay, the star and executive producer of one TV’s longest-running series, “Law and Order: SVU.” Fill out your own ballot before the show starts at 8 p.m. ET.

• Shows to watch: Hit medical drama “The Pitt” leads the pack with 25 nominations. Two new shows from Apple TV had buzzy first seasons: the horror-comedy “Widow’s Bay” and twisty sci-fi drama “Pluribus.”

• Other key storylines: “Hacks” star Jean Smart leads a group of highly regarded nominees in the best lead actress in a comedy category . And keep an eye on a common theme among many of the top shows: regular people surviving trying times .

• Red carpet: Watch CNN and Variety’s live coverage at the top of this page, and follow along for photos of all the best fashion at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.

A theme at this year's Emmys: Characters trying to keep it together

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This year’s Emmy nominations have been dominated by characters just trying to get by.

Whereas the so-called Golden Age of Television was once overrun by stories of mostly White male antiheroes up to no good, many of this year’s frontrunners across some of the biggest categories in comedy and drama are regular people with good intentions trying to survive in increasingly dire times.

Traumatized doctors on “ The Pitt ” navigate Trump era cuts and crackdowns . The city officials on “ Widow’s Bay ” struggle to protect their small town from a force seemingly out of their control. And on “ Abbott Elementary ,” teachers try to educate their students in an underfunded public school.

On “Pluribus,” a prickly writer named Carol (Rhea Seehorn) and the reclusive storage facility owner Manousos (Carlos-Manuel Vesga) cling to the last vestiges of a lost world. On “Paradise,” the medical-student-turned-tour-guide Annie (Shailene Woodley, now an Emmy-winner) hides out in Elvis Presley’s Graceland mansion following another doomsday event.

Even on shows that aren’t as literally post-apocalyptic — “Margo’s Got Money Troubles,” “Your Friends & Neighbors” and “The Diplomat,” among them — we’ve seen people resorting to extraordinary means to keep the lights on as things fall apart economically, socially or politically.

“Hacks” stars look back on the series’ final chapter

The HBO Max comedy “Hacks” has had a strong five-year run, winning 12 Emmys so far and earning 24 nominations this year.

Jean Smart, who portrays feisty comedian Deborah Vance and Hannah Einbinder, who plays up-and-coming writer Ava Daniels, reflected on the final season of the hit comedy show earlier this year with CNN’s Elex Michaelson.

More on the show: At the outset of the series, Vance is an aging comedian fighting to stay relevant and reluctantly enlists the help of Daniels. Smart has won the lead actress Emmy for each previous season of “Hacks” for her portrayal of Vance and is nominated again in 2026. Einbinder won her first Emmy last year on her fourth nomination and is nominated again this year.

HBO Max and CNN are both owned by parent company Warner Bros. Discovery.

CNN’s Dan Heching contributed to this report.

What we're seeing on the 2026 Emmys red carpet so far

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At the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards tonight, fan-favorite medical drama “The Pitt,” the final season of beloved comedy “Hacks,” spooky newcomer “Widow’s Bay,” and sci-fi enigma “Pluribus” are each vying to sweep their award categories.

But before that, the stars are arriving on the red carpet of LA’s Peacock Theater and keeping us in stylish suspense. Will Zendaya make a historic pull from the archives? Will Sarah Pidgeon nod to Carolyn Bessette Kennedy’s dress codes? Will “Hacks” duo Megan Stalter and Paul W. Downs playfully coordinate outfits again ?

The Emmys are kicking off award season with nominees including Elle Fanning, Ayo Edebiri, Claire Danes and Keri Russell. Follow along for the best looks from the red carpet , and check out some of tonight’s first arrivals below:

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TV Academy chairman hopes In Memoriam segment will do "justice" to those lost this year

It’s been a tough year for Hollywood this year with many beloved celebrity deaths, and tonight’s In Memoriam portion of the award show will try to honor those lost, according to Television Academy chairman Cris Abrego.

“This year unfortunately there’s been so many big iconic names and so we really want to do it justice in terms of honoring those names. We wish we could get everybody in on the telecast. It’s not feasible,” he told CNN correspondent Elizabeth Wagmeister and Variety co-president Ramin Setoodeh on the red carpet tonight.

Abrego teased singer-songwriter Noah Kahan as one of those performing as part of the tribute tonight, and said there are other surprises to look forward to during that segment.

Remember : The talents of late stars like Eric Dane, Hayden Panettiere , Catherine O’Hara , James Van der Beek , Vincent Pastore and television director James Burrows gave audiences seasons upon seasons of iconic television — work that was met with gratitude this year especially upon their deaths. And while people like Dolly Parton and Tim Curry may have been best known for their work in other mediums, their small screen contributions have also been remembered in the wake of their deaths.

CNN’s Lisa Respers France contributed reporting.

Matthew Rhys breaks down the ingredients that go into a hit horror-comedy

Apple TV horror-comedy “Widow’s Bay” is about a fictional New England island plagued by supernatural phenomena and its mayor, played by award-winning actor Matthew Rhys, who is trying to market the town as a tourist destination.

The show, which premiered this year, earned 19 Emmy nominations, including one for Rhys for outstanding lead actor in a comedy series.

Award-winning fashion designer Bob Mackie dies at 87

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Nine-time Emmy award winner and renowned fashion and costume designer Bob Mackie has died at age 87, according to his social accounts.

Mackie became known for his glamorous designs after collaborating with Cher, dressing her on television and on tour. He also served as the costume designer for “The Carol Burnett Show,” responsible for Burnett’s entire wardrobe.

Nicknamed the Sultan of Sequins, the Rajah of Rhinestones and the Guru of Glitter, Mackie’s ostentatious, flattering looks became instantly recognizable over the course of his career. His popularity continued into the modern day, with his archive coveted by a new generation of stars.

For his stage and screen work — and in addition to the nine Emmys — Mackie was inducted into the Television Academy Hall of Fame and also earned three Academy Award nominations. In 1999, he received a retrospective at the Museum at FIT.

More recently, he won a Tony Award for the musical “The Cher Show” and a lifetime achievement award from the Council of Fashion Designers of America.

CNN and Variety are covering the Emmy Awards live from the red carpet

CNN is covering tonight’s 78th Primetime Emmy Awards live from the event’s red carpet, in collaboration with Variety.

CNN correspondent Elizabeth Wagmeister and Variety co-president and co-editor-in-chief Ramin Setoodeh are hosting the live red carpet special, which is streaming now at the top of this page.

The pair will be joined by television personality Melissa Rivers, in what will be her first time returning to the red carpet in nearly 20 years.

Rivers, the daughter of the legendary comedian and actress Joan Rivers, co-hosted E!’s “Fashion Police” from 2015 to 2017.

Follow along with the stream as we get ready for showtime, and follow CNN on social media for exclusive interviews from the Emmys “Winners Walk.”

This year's host is a veteran of one of TV's longest-running series

Mariska Hargitay, the star and executive producer of “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit,” is hosting the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards.

She’s the first woman to host the show since Jane Lynch in 2011.

And rather than tapping a late night host or comedian for the gig, NBC chose to highlight the star at the center of one of television’s longest-running series.

Created by award-winning producer Dick Wolf, “SVU” debuted in 1999 and has remained a staple of NBC’s lineup ever since. Hargitay portrays Capt. Olivia Benson, who leads the New York City Police Department’s Special Victims Unit as they investigate sex-based crimes.

Hargitay won two Creative Arts Emmys earlier this month for her documentary, “My Mom Jayne,” a personal project about her mother, the late actress Jayne Mansfield. Twenty years ago, she won best lead actress in a drama series for her work on “SVU.”

The show has been nominated by the Television Academy a total of 23 times , with six wins.

Key storylines we’re following tonight

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The nominees at the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards include a slew of new shows and a fascinating race between two legends in the outstanding comedic lead actress category.

Here’s what we’re following:

Returning favorite: Emmys voters continued to honor hit shows like “The Pitt,” which again dominated the drama categories. The HBO Max medical drama notched 25 nominations, the most of any show.

Comedy royalty: Fans in the lead actress comedy category seem set for a full civil war, with the likely frontrunners being Lisa Kudrow for “The Comeback” and Jean Smart for “Hacks,” both of whom gave stellar turns in the final seasons of their respective series.

Buzz around “Widow’s Bay”: The horror-comedy, which stars Matthew Rhys as mayor of an island experiencing supernatural phenomena, has been a huge word-of-mouth hit and earned 19 nominations. Rhys and costar Claire Danes also earned nods in the limited series category for their roles in “The Beast in Me.”

A big night for Apple TV: In addition to “Widow’s Bay,” the streaming service racked up nominations for “Pluribus” and “Margo’s Got Money Troubles.”

Tonight’s host: Your emcee this evening is not a late night host or comedian — instead, NBC tapped Mariska Hargitay, the “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” star and executive producer. Hargitay is the first woman to host the award show in 15 years. “SVU” is one of television’s longest-running series.

A divisive final season of “Euphoria”: One of HBO Max’s most well-known offerings was snubbed in the top drama category after a divisive final season , but still earned acting nods for Zendaya and Colman Domingo. HBO Max and CNN are both owned by parent company Warner Bros. Discovery.

The standing of “The Bear”: The longtime Emmys heavyweight has grown increasingly stale in the eyes of some viewers and critics but still earned a nomination for outstanding comedy series. While Ayo Edebiri is once again nominated — and late Hollywood legend Rob Reiner received a posthumous award for his appearance on the show — star Jeremy Allen White was snubbed despite previously winning his category twice.

Why you won’t see “Heated Rivalry”: The gay hockey drama wasn’t eligible for Emmys because it’s an entirely Canadian production. But co-lead Connor Storrie got an Emmy nod anyway for his guest appearance on “Saturday Night Live.”

See the full list of nominees here.

CNN’s Tori B. Powell and Maureen Chowdhury contributed to this report.

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