Emmys: What You Didn’t See On TV; Tom Holland, Zendaya, Charlie Hunnam, Nicole Kidman & More

The 78th Emmy Awards took place on September 14, 2026, at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. The ceremony was broadcast live on NBC, showcasing significant achievements in the television industry. One of the most notable moments of the evening was the historic win by Matthew Rhys, who became the first actor to win across all three lead categories: Comedy, Drama, and Limited Series/Movie. Additionally, he is the first man to win two lead acting awards at the Emmys, marking a significant milestone in the awards' history. The competition in the comedy category was particularly intense, featuring the previous year's winner, "Hacks," which concluded on HBO Max, and the newcomer "Widow’s Bay" from Apple TV. The anticipation surrounding Matthew Rhys's horror-comedy added to the dynamic atmosphere of the awards. The ceremony celebrated the casts and creators of prominent shows from the past year, including "The Pitt," "Hacks," "Pluribus," "Widow’s Bay," and "Beef." In addition to the on-stage highlights, the event included memorable moments such as a cameo by Taylor Swift and Mariska Hargitay recreating Nicole Kidman’s AMC advertisement. Off-camera, Marcello Hernández extended special invites to celebrities including Zendaya and Harrison Ford, contributing to the excitement of the evening. Overall, the 2026 Emmys showcased significant milestones and memorable moments in television history, reflecting the achievements of the past year.