The Emmy Awards

The Emmy nominee discusses what it was like to learn of the hit Marvel show’s cancellation, his new passion for painting, and feeding his ego with his Tony-nominated Broadway performance.

While filming her final episode of Hacks, the actor and Emmy nominee was also losing her father, the man who first taught her how to be funny.

Bateman, who’s up for four Emmys this year—for DTF St. Louis and Black Rabbit—talks about playing screw-ups and why cohosting SmartLess has been the “easiest yet most lucrative” work of his career.

The streamer behind Widow’s Bay and Pluribus has become a major player in the prestige TV wars.

Latecomer Widow’s Bay gets lots of love, a few notable actors (like Paul Anthony Kelly and Kristen Bell) miss the mark, and a historic snub shakes up the reality-competition race.

Here are all the nominees for the 2026 Emmy Awards, which will be held on September 14 at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.

VF’s experts think The Pitt, Love Story, Pluribus, Hacks, and more shows will have a very good morning when Emmy noms are announced July 8.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell go deep on shooting season four of the period drama, what they’re still learning about the 19th century, and the eerie ways their hit show resonates with the present day.

The breakout stars of the hit romantic limited series reveal how playing the iconic couple changed them—and their plans.

The Emmy-winning actor, who says he sees a five- or six-season story arc for his character, explains the vitriol toward Robby’s behavior in season two: “We put a purity test to our heroes that nobody could pass.”

“I always wanted Ruben to be real,” Gadd tells Vanity Fair of his burly, but not buff, character. “I never wanted him to have a Hollywood six-pack.”

In an exclusive interview, Euphoria season 3 stars Martha Kelly and Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje chat about drug-dealing, strip-club owning, and their turf war over Zendaya’s Rue.

The two returning champs are clear front-runners, but shows like Pluribus and The Comeback could make for strong competition this year.

Although Harper and Yas danced the night away in season four’s penultimate episode, the Industry stars tease that “there’s plenty of time for things to go wrong” ahead of the season four finale.

On Thursday night’s season 2 premiere, the absence of actor Tracy Ifeachor’s Dr. Heather Collins didn’t merit a mention. Online, it was a different story.

The comedians dated for more than two years before calling it quits in January 2026.

Five years after being told she was too old to make it big, the 50-something Italian has never been hotter—or more unfiltered: “All day long I’m surprised by what I do, what I say, how I behave. It’s very entertaining.”

Nearly a decade after the Emmy-winning original series, their intelligence officers navigate a bleaker world in season two: “Forty years ago, people would write movies where the punchline was, ‘and the corruption goes all the way to the top!’ Today, that’s the starting point.”

Fleeing a breakup, and reality, in Los Angeles, Lorraine Nicholson accepted an invite to stay at the Four Seasons Koh Samui while the third season of Mike White’s HBO smash hit filmed. Not long after she arrived, life began imitating art—save for all the homicide.

Vergara was scheduled to present outstanding actor in a limited series or television movie, but Hunting Wives stars Malin Akerman and Brittany Snow had to pinch-hit for the Modern Family star after she suffered an allergic reaction.