WorldPingMatthew Rhys did something no actor had done in 78 years of the Emmy Awards.
Rhys won two lead acting Emmys on the same night at Monday’s ceremony.
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WorldPingWidow’s Bay creator Katie Dippold and star Matthew Rhys, both of whom took home Emmy awards on Monday night for the Apple TV comedy series, were not sure what to make of their night while clutching their golden statuettes backstage and chatting with press.
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The Welsh actor is the first performer in history to win Emmys for all three lead acting categories, and is also the first man to win two of them on a single night.
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The superstar singer-songwriter appeared in a 'Law & Order: Special Victims Unit' sketch with Hargitay's Olivia Benson.
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The 'Law & Order: SVU' star — and New York Knicks superfan — also included Jalen Brunson in a pre-recorded sketch in her opening.
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WorldPingRob Reiner received a heartfelt tribute during Monday’s Emmy Awards, with folk singer Noah Kahan leading a strings-backed rendition of Simon & Garfunkel’s “Bridge Over Troubled Water” during the In Memoriam section as actress Jamie Lee Curtis invoked…
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WorldPingHot off winning his 14th Primetime Emmy, former Late Show host Stephen Colbert was full of yucks backstage. First off, he was shocked that there was no such thing as Viacom anymore. “Is there a Viacom? What, there’s no Viacom? That’s why I work for them!
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