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  • Creative Arts Emmys: Night 2 Winners List

    Creative Arts Emmys: Night 2 Winners List

    Live from Los Angeles, It’s the Creative Arts Emmys — where NBC’s “SNL50: The Anniversary Special” dominated with seven awards — the most of any program on the second night of this year’s pre-Primetime awards. And when you count the entire “Saturday Night Live” universe, that number actually rises to eleven.

    Also having a good night: Peacock’s “The Traitors,” which landed four Emmys, including one for host Alan Cumming; and Conan O’Brien, who won for hosted nonfiction series or special (HBO Max’s “Conan O’Brien Must Go”) and variety special (pre-recorded) for Netflix’s “Conan O’Brien: The Kennedy Center Mark Twain Prize For American Humor.” And Netflix’s “Love on the Spectrum” won for unstructed reality program, as well as casting, while the streamer’s “Queer Eye” won for structured reality program.

    HBO Max’s “Pee-wee As Himself” won three, including outstanding documentary or nonfiction series, as well as directing for a documentary/nonfiction program, while HBO Max’s “100 Foot Wave” landed documentary or nonfiction series and cinematography for a nonfiction program.

    “The Daily Show” kicked things off with the first win of the night, for short form comedy, drama or variety series via “The Daily Show: Desi Lydic Foxsplains” (a night after Lydic won an Emmy for individual performer in a short form series). The franchise also won an Emmy for writing for a nonfiction program, via “The Daily Show Presents: Jordan Klepper Fingers the Pulse: MAGA: The Next Generation.”

    Back to “SNL”: the original recipe series landed the Emmy for production design for a variety or reality series, lighting design and technical direction and camerawork for a series, while “SNL50: The Anniversary Special” won for directing for a variety special, sound mixing for a nonfiction program, writing for a variety special, makeup for a variety, nonfiction or reality program, hairstyling for a variety, nonfiction or reality program, picture editing for variety programming and technical direction and camerawork. Also, “SNL50: The Annniversary Special: Immersive Experience” won for emerging media program.

    Besides Cumming, other wins for “The Traitors” included cinematography for a reality program, picture editing for an unstructured reality program and directing for a reality program.

    Big individual wins also included “Jeopardy!” with game show; President Barack Obama for outstanding narrator (“Our Oceans”) and Jimmy Kimmel for game show host (via “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?”).

    Asked backstage about whether he had thoughts on retiring or leaving his late night talk show. Kimmel joked, “I’m not prepared to answer their question, but it is something I think about a lot, and things have changed a lot over the last what nine years.” He went on to say, “Each day is a new adventure, and I take them as they come. Is that a good way of dodging the question?”

    Kimmel was also asked about what it was like being at the forefront of defending democracy along with shows like “Saturday Night Live” and “South Park.” Kimmel replied, “Those are heavy thoughts, and I have a tendency to reject them. I don’t necessarily feel like I’m defending democracy, but I do feel like I’m giving this guy a little poke, and he deserves it, and I enjoy it.”

    Asked whether the host would want to do another “Live in Front of a Studio Audience,” the Emmy-winning event he produced and hosted with Norman Lear, Kimmel said, “It would be too emotional to do it without Norman. Lear, you know, I don’t know if my heart could take it.”

    “Pee-wee as Himself” director Matt Wolf talked about how the comedian, whose real name was Paul Reubens, gave access to his full archive. “It was over 1000 hours of footage.” He said, “Paul wanted us to digitize this monumental archive that he had preserved and was committed to me, using that to craft a story that really tracks his full career and creative life.”

    Sunday’s Creative Arts ceremony, held at downtown Los Angeles’ Peacock Theatre, focused on unscripted, reality and documentary programs, just as most of Saturday’s event centered on scripted categories.

    Sunday’s ceremony opened with comedian Sarah Silverman, who was nominated in the variety special (pre-recorded) race for her standup special “Sarah Silverman: PostMortem.” (There were no hosts for the Creative Arts Emmys.)

    “This one is the real Emmys, for the people who make television happen,” she said. “For the artists and the crafts people who build, light, design and dress the stages and the sets. The music makers, the dancing artists, the directors and the assistant directors and the stage managers who keep everything on track, the sound department… but I’m gonna be honest, this is the Emmys for the people, the people who run the Emmys don’t think should be seen on network TV. And I think that’s despicable. You know, you are the backbone of this industry, and they want you kept in the back. It’s bullshit!”

    Also during the show, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting was honored with one of the Television Academy‘s top prizes, the 2025 Governors Award. The honor comesa fter Congress passed Trump’s rescission package, eliminating $1.1 billion in funding that had previously been approved for the next two years — effectively closing the doors on the CPB, which is now winding down its operations.

    CPB president/CEO Patricia de Stacy Harrison, who has led the organization since 2005, accepted the award with a rallying cry to keep public media vibrant, even as government funding comes to an end. “All of this was accomplished through the efforts of general managers of local public television stations and educators and volunteers and business and community leaders and donors, producers, journalists, the courageous investigative reporters at ‘Frontline’ and also the amazing independent filmmakers,” she said. “And of course, our colleagues at PBS, and most of all, most of all the American people. Our mission has never been more vital, and the American people are going to ensure it’s going to prevail, and it’s going to continue value for future generations.”

    Henry Gates Jr., the host of PBS’ “Finding Your Roots,” presented the award to Harrison. “Despair is not the final prose of this institution,” he said. “Even an act of Congress cannot erase the indelible legacy gifted to us by the charter of CPB, and the Public Broadcasting Service, and of course, by viewers like you.”

    At Saturday’s night one of the Creative Arts Emmys, Apple TV+’s “The Studio” was tops with nine wins, putting the show on track to potentially break the all-time record for most wins for a comedy series (which currently stands at 11, which “The Bear” accomplished just last year). HBO Max’s “The Penguin” earned eight trophies last night.

    “The Studio” wins so far include guest actor in a comedy series for Bryan Cranston. Julianne Nicholson won for guest actress in a comedy for HBO Max’s “Hacks,” while on the drama side Shawn Hatosy won guest actor for “The Pitt” and Merritt Weaver was named guest actress for “Severance.”

    Coincidentally, “Severance” and “The Pitt” are the front runners heading into the Primetime Emmys on the drama side, while “The Studio” and “Hacks” are the front runners in the comedy race — so this weekend’s guest categories teed up the competition betweem those shows perfectly. Overall, Apple TV+’s “Severance” dominated this year’s Emmy derby with 27 nods, while Apple’s freshman comedy “The Studio” topped the comedy race with 23. HBO’s “The Penguin” dominated the limited-series field with 24. HBO/HBO Max

    Highlights of the two Creative Arts Emmy Awards ceremonies will air on Sept. 13 at 8 p.m. PT on FXX, and will be available to stream on Hulu through Oct. 7. Bob Bain executive produces the Creative Arts Emmys, and his Bob Bain Productions is the production company behind the two-night ceremony.

    The primetime 77th Emmy Awards, hosted by comedian Nate Bargatze, will broadcast live on Sunday, Sept. 14 at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT on CBS. The ceremony will also stream live and on-demand through select Paramount+ packages.

    Here are the winners from Night 2 of the Creative Arts Emmys:


    Outstanding Casting For A Reality Program

    The Amazing Race • CBS • WorldRace Productions, Inc.
    Jesse Tannenbaum, Casting by
    Alex Stiner, Casting by
    Kayla Kellerbauer, Casting by
    Pollyanna Jacobs, Casting by
    Pedro Gomez, Casting by

    WINNER: Love On The Spectrum • Netflix • Northern Pictures for Netflix
    Cian O’Clery, Casting by
    Sean Bowman, Casting by
    Emma Choate, Casting by

    Queer Eye • Netflix • Scout Productions Inc. and ITV Entertainment LLC for Netflix
    Danielle Gervais, Casting by
    Jessica Jorgensen, Casting by
    Natalie Pino, Casting by
    Brian Puentes, Casting by

    RuPaul’s Drag Race • MTV • World of Wonder
    Goloka Bolte, CSA, Casting by
    Adam Cook, Casting by
    Michelle Redwine, Casting by

    Survivor • CBS • MGM Television
    Jesse Tannenbaum, Casting by
    Caitlin Moore, Casting by
    Penni Lane Clifton, Casting by
    Daniel Gradias, Casting by
    Lisa Visagie, Casting by
    Christian Estrada, Casting by


    Outstanding Choreography For Variety Or Reality Programming

    The Apple Music Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show Starring Kendrick Lamar • Routines: Humble / Not Like Us • Fox • Roc Nation, DPS, Jesse Collins Entertainment and pgLang
    Charm La’Donna, Choreographer

    Beyoncé Bowl • Routines: My House / Sweet Honey Buckiin’ / Texas Hold ‘Em • Netflix • Jesse Collins Entertainment and Parkwood Entertainment for Netflix
    Tyrik J. Patterson, Choreographer
    Charm La’Donna, Choreographer
    Christopher Grant, Choreographer
    Parris Goebel, Choreographer

    WINNER: The 67th Annual Grammy Awards • Routine: Doechii Musical Performance • CBS • A Fulwell Entertainment production in association with The Recording Academy
    Robbie Blue, Choreographer

    The Lion King At The Hollywood Bowl • Routine: He Lives In You • Disney+ • Disney Concerts, Fulwell 73 Productions, AMP Worldwide and Live Nation-Hewitt Silva, Disney Branded Television
    Jamal Sims, Choreographer

    The Oscars • Routines: James Bond Tribute Performance / Quincy Jones Tribute Performance • ABC • Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
    Mandy Moore, Choreographer


    Outstanding Cinematography For A Nonfiction Program

    Chef’s Table • Jamie Oliver • Netflix • Boardwalk Pictures and David Gelb Planetarium for Netflix
    Adam Bricker, ASC, Director of Photography

    WINNER: 100 Foot Wave • Chapter III – Cortes Bank • HBO | Max • HBO Presents, Topic Studios, Library Films, Amplify Pictures
    Michael Darrigade, Cinematography by
    Vincent Kardasik, Cinematography by
    Alexandre Lesbats, Cinematography by
    Laurent Pujol, Cinematography by
    Karl Sandrock, Cinematography by
    Chris Smith, Cinematography by

    Ren Faire • Daddy’s Dyin’, Who’s Got The Will? • HBO | Max • HBO Documentary Films presents a production of Elara Pictures in association with To Be Formed and Widow’s Peak
    Nate Hurtsellers, Director of Photography

    Tucci In Italy • Tuscany • National Geographic • BBC Studios Specialist Factual Productions and Salt Productions for National Geographic
    Matt Ball, Director of Photography

    Will & Harper • Netflix • A Netflix Documentary / A Wayfarer Studios Film / A Delirio Films Production / A Gloria Sanchez Production
    Zoë White, ACS, Director of Photography


    Outstanding Cinematography For A Reality Program

    The Amazing Race • Series Body Of Work • CBS • WorldRace Productions, Inc.
    Joshua Gitersonke, Director of Photography
    Bryan T. Adams, Camera
    Kathryn Barrows, Camera
    Kurt Carpenter, Camera
    Petr Cikhart, Camera
    Stephen A. Coleman, Camera
    Diego J. Contreras, Camera
    David D’Angelo, Camera
    Matthew Di Girolamo, Camera
    Adam Haisinger, Camera
    Jamie Holland, Camera
    Kevin R. Johnson, Camera
    Jay Kaufman, Camera
    Ian Kerr, CSC, Camera
    Tim Laks, Camera
    Regan Letourneau, Camera
    Daniel Long, Camera
    Lucas Kenna Mertes, Camera
    Ryan Shaw, Camera Will Shipp, Camera
    Holly Thompson, Camera
    Alan Weeks, Camera

    Life Below Zero • Series Body Of Work • National Geographic • BBC Studios Michael Cheeseman, Director of Photography
    Danny Day, Director of Photography
    Jason Hubbell, Director of Photography
    Ben Mullin, Director of Photography
    Charlie Beck, Director of Photography
    Dwayne Fowler, Director of Photography
    Jensen Walker, Director of Photography
    Brian Bitterfeld, Director of Photography
    Jeffrey Alexander, Camera
    Tyler Colgan, Camera
    Ashton Hurlburt, Camera
    Jayce Kolinski, Camera Wayne Shockey, Camera

    Love On The Spectrum • Episode 7 • Netflix • Northern Pictures for Netflix
    Dave May, Cinematography by
    Cian O’Clery, Cinematography by

    Survivor • Series Body Of Work • CBS • MGM Television
    Scott Duncan, Director of Photography
    Peter Wery, Director of Photography
    Russ Fill, Director of Photography
    Cullum Andrews, Camera
    Tim Barker, Camera
    Marc Bennett, Camera
    James Boon, Camera
    Paulo Castillo, Camera
    Rodney Chauvin, Camera
    Chris Ellison, Camera
    Ben Gamble, Camera
    Nixon George, Camera
    Marcus Hebbelmann, Camera
    Derek Hoffmann, Camera
    Matthias Hoffmann, Camera
    Toby Hogan, Camera
    Derek Holt, Camera
    Efrain “Mofi” Laguna, Camera
    Kyle McAuley, Camera
    Ian Miller, Camera
    Nico Nyoni, Camera
    Paul Peddinghaus, Camera
    Louis Powell, Camera
    Thomas Pretorius, Camera
    Erick Sarmiento, Camera
    Dirk Steyn, Camera
    John Tattersall, Camera
    Holly Thompson, Camera
    Paulo Velozo, Camera
    Christopher Barker, Director of Aerial Photography
    Granger Scholtz, Director of Aerial Photography
    Nic Van Der Westhuizen, Aerial Camera Operator
    Dwight Winston, Aerial Camera Operator
    Kenny Hoffmann, Aerial Camera Operator

    WINNER: The Traitors • Series Body Of Work • Peacock • Peacock Original, Studio Lambert
    Siggi Rosen-Rawlings, Director of Photography
    Matt Wright, Director of Photography
    Will Antill, Camera
    Jack Booth, Camera
    Alex Bruno, Camera
    Ned Ellis-Jones, Camera
    Ollie Green, Camera
    Quin Jessop, Camera
    Guy Linton, Camera
    Scott McKee, Camera
    Joshua Montague, Camera
    Steve Peters, Camera
    Paul Rudge, Camera
    James Spencer, Camera
    Matt Thomson, Camera
    Alex Took, Camera
    Melvin Wright, Camera


    Outstanding Commercial

    Batman Vs. Bateman – State Farm
    Highdive, Ad Agency
    Hungry Man, Production Company

    The Boy & The Octopus – The Walt Disney Company
    adam&eveDDB, Ad Agency
    Hungry Man, Production Company

    WINNER: Brian Cox Goes To College – Uber One for Students
    Special US, Ad Agency

    O Positive, Production Company
    Flock – Apple Privacy
    TBWAMedia Arts Lab, Ad Agency
    Smuggler, Production Company

    Heartstrings – Apple AirPods Pro
    TBWAMedia Arts Lab, Ad Agency
    Smuggler, Production Company

    So Win. – Nike Wieden+Kennedy, Ad Agency
    Somesuch, Production Company


    Outstanding Costumes For Variety, Nonfiction Or Reality Programming (Juried Category)

    WINNER: Beyoncé Bowl • Netflix • Jesse Collins Entertainment and Parkwood Entertainment for Netflix
    Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, Costume Designer
    Shiona Turini, Costume Designer
    Erica Rice, Assistant Costume Designer
    Molly Peters, Assistant Costume Designer
    Chelsea Staebell, Costume Supervisor
    Timothy White, Head of Workroom


    Outstanding Directing For A Documentary/Nonfiction Program

    Deaf President Now! • Apple TV+ • Apple / Concordia Studio
    Nyle DiMarco, Directed by
    Davis Guggenheim, Directed by

    Ladies & Gentlemen… 50 Years Of SNL Music • NBC • Two One Five Entertainment, RadicalMedia, Broadway Video
    Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson, Directed by
    Oz Rodríguez, Directed by

    WINNER: Pee-wee As Himself • HBO | Max • HBO Documentary Films presents an Elara & First Love Films production Matt Wolf, Directed by

    Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story • HBO | Max • DC Studios presents in association with HBO Documentary Films and CNN Films in association with Words+Pictures, a Passion Pictures and Misfits Entertainment production in association with Jenco Films
    Ian Bonhôte, Directed by
    Peter Ettedgui, Directed by

    Will & Harper • Netflix • A Netflix Documentary / A Wayfarer Studios Film / A Delirio Films Production / A Gloria Sanchez Production
    Josh Greenbaum, Directed by


    Outstanding Directing For A Reality Program

    The Amazing Race • It Smells Like The Desert • CBS • WorldRace Productions, Inc.
    Bertram van Munster, Directed by

    Love On The Spectrum • Episode 7 • Netflix • Northern Pictures for Netflix
    Cian O’Clery, Directed by

    RuPaul’s Drag Race • Squirrel Games • MTV • World of Wonder
    Nick Murray, Directed by

    Top Chef • Foraged In Fire • Bravo • Magical Elves
    Ariel Boles, Directed by

    WINNER: The Traitors • Let Battle Commence • Peacock • Peacock Original, Studio Lambert
    Ben Archard, Directed by


    Outstanding Directing For A Variety Series

    The Daily Show • Jon Stewart Delivers A Mug-Smashing Take On Musk’s DOGE • Comedy Central • Hello Doggie, Inc.
    David Paul Meyer, Directed by

    Jimmy Kimmel Live! • Anthony Mackie, Lizzy Caplan, And Musical Guest Bartees Strange • ABC • 20th Television in association with Kimmelot
    Andy Fisher, Directed by

    Last Week Tonight With John Oliver • India Elections • HBO | Max • HBO in association with Peyance Productions and Avalon Television
    Paul Pennolino, Directed by

    WINNER: The Late Show With Stephen Colbert • David Oyelowo, Finn Wolfhard, Special Appearance By Alan Cumming, Performance By Ok Go • CBS • CBS Studios
    Jim Hoskinson, Directed by


    Outstanding Directing For A Variety Special

    The Apple Music Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show Starring Kendrick Lamar • FOX • Roc Nation, DPS, Jesse Collins Entertainment and pgLang
    Hamish Hamilton, Directed by

    Beyoncé Bowl • Netflix • Jesse Collins Entertainment and Parkwood Entertainment for Netflix
    Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, Directed by
    Alex Rudzinski, Directed by

    The Oscars • ABC • Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
    Hamish Hamilton, Directed by

    WINNER: SNL50: The Anniversary Special • NBC • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video
    Liz Patrick, Directed by

    SNL50: The Homecoming Concert • Peacock • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video
    Beth McCarthy Miller, Directed by

    77th Annual Tony Awards • CBS • White Cherry Entertainment
    Glenn Weiss, Directed by


    Outstanding Documentary Or Nonfiction Series

    Chef’s Table • Netflix • Boardwalk Pictures and David Gelb Planetarium for Netflix
    Andrew Lloyd Bank, Producer
    Michael Hilliard, Producer
    Drew Palombi, Producer
    Talin P. Middleton, Producer
    David Gelb, Executive Producer
    Andrew Fried, Executive Producer
    Brian McGinn, Executive Producer
    Danny O’Malley, Executive Producer
    Dane Lillegard, Co-Executive Producer

    WINNER: 100 Foot Wave • HBO | Max • HBO Presents, Topic Studios, Library Films, Amplify Pictures
    Vincent Kardasik, Producer
    Ryan Heller, Executive Producer
    Michael Bloom, Executive Producer
    Maria Zuckerman, Executive Producer
    Zach Rothfeld, Executive Producer
    Joe Lewis, Executive Producer
    Chris Smith, Executive Producer
    Nancy Abraham, Executive Producer
    Lisa Heller, Executive Producer
    Bentley Weiner, Executive Producer

    Simone Biles Rising • Netflix • Religion of Sports in association with the Olympic Channel for Netflix
    Jemele Hill, Producer
    Gotham Chopra, Executive Producer
    Giselle Parets, Executive Producer
    Ameeth Sankaran, Executive Producer
    Janey Miller, Executive Producer
    Yiannis Exarchos, Executive Producer
    JT Taylor, Executive Producer
    Katie Walsh, Executive Producer
    Jérôme Parmentier, Executive Producer
    David Herren, Executive Producer

    SNL50: Beyond Saturday Night • Peacock • Peacock Original, Tremolo Productions
    Jonathan Formica, Producer
    Allison Klein, Producer
    Morgan Neville, Executive Producer
    Caitrin Rogers, Executive Producer
    Juaquin Cambron, Executive Producer
    Nora Chute, Supervising Producer
    Darling Higgins, Line Producer
    Zach Greenspan, Line Producer

    Social Studies • FX on Hulu • Institute and FX Productions
    Lauren Greenfield, Produced by/Executive Producer
    Frank Evers, Produced by/Executive Producer
    Wallis Annenberg, Executive Producer
    Regina K. Scully, Executive Producer
    Andrea Van Beuren, Executive Producer
    Caryn Capotosto, Executive Producer
    Julie Frankel, Supervising Producer
    Jennifer Kobzik, Line Producer


    Outstanding Documentary Or Nonfiction Special

    Deaf President Now! • Apple TV+ • Apple / Concordia Studio
    Amanda Rohlke, Produced by
    Davis Guggenheim, Produced by
    Jonathan King, Produced by
    Nyle DiMarco, Produced by
    Michael Harte, Produced by
    Wayne Betts Jr., Producer
    Laurene Powell Jobs, Executive Producer

    Martha • Netflix • A Netflix Documentary / A This Machine Production
    R.J. Cutler, Produced by
    Trevor Smith, Produced by
    Jane Cha Cutler, Produced by
    Alina Cho, Produced by
    Austin Wilkin, Produced by
    Elise Pearlstein, Executive Producer
    Mark Blatty, Executive Producer

    WINNER: Pee-wee As Himself • HBO | Max • HBO Documentary Films presents an Elara & First Love Films production
    Emma Tillinger Koskoff, Producer/Executive Producer
    Matt Wolf, Executive Producer
    Ronald Bronstein, Executive Producer
    Benny Safdie, Executive Producer
    Josh Safdie, Executive Producer
    Paul Reubens, Executive Producer
    Candace Tomarken, Executive Producer

    Sly Lives! (Aka The Burden Of Black Genius) • Hulu • MRC, Network Entertainment Inc., Two One Five Entertainment Inc., RadicalMedia, Stardust Films LLC, ID8 Multimedia Inc., and Sony Music Entertainment
    Joseph Patel, Produced by
    Derik Murray, Produced by
    Amit Dey, Executive Producer
    Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson, Executive Producer
    Zarah Zohlman, Executive Producer
    Shawn Gee, Executive Producer

    Will & Harper • Netflix • A Netflix Documentary / A Wayfarer Studios Film / A Delirio Films Production / A Gloria Sanchez Production
    Rafael Marmor, Produced by
    Christopher Leggett, Produced by
    Will Ferrell, Produced by
    Jessica Elbaum, Produced by
    Josh Greenbaum, Produced by


    Outstanding Emerging Media Program

    Impulse: Playing With Reality • META • Anagram, Floréal, France Télévisions, META, Agog, CNC
    Anagram
    Floréal
    META
    France Télévisions
    Agog

    Shawn Mendes: Red Rocks Live In VR • META Quest • META, Dorsey Pictures, Light Sail VR, 7 Cinematics META
    Dorsey Pictures
    Light Sail VR
    7 Cinematics

    WINNER: SNL 50th The Anniversary Special: Immersive Experience • META Quest • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video, NBC, META, Light Sail VR
    Lorne Michaels, Executive Producer
    Michael DeProspo, Producer
    Michael Scogin, Producer
    Rick Rey, Producer
    Matthew Celia, Director


    Exceptional Merit In Documentary Filmmaking

    I Am: Celine Dion • Prime Video • Amazon MGM Studios, Sony Music Entertainment, Vermilion Films
    Tom Mackay, Produced by
    Julie Begey Seureau, Produced by
    Irene Taylor, Produced by
    Dave Platel, Executive Producer
    Denis Savage, Executive Producer
    Shane Carter, Executive Producer
    Krista Wegener, Executive Producer

    WINNER: Patrice: The Movie • Hulu • All Ages Productions, ABC News Studios, ESS Projects, Cedar Road
    Ted Passon, Director & Executive Producer
    Kyla Harris, Producer
    Innbo Shim, Producer
    Emily Spivack, Producer
    David Sloan, Senior Executive Producer
    Claire Weinraub, Executive Producer
    Poh Si Teng, Executive Producer

    The Remarkable Life Of Ibelin • Netflix • Medieoperatørene and VGTV for Netflix
    Benjamin Ree, Director
    Ingvil Giske, Producer


    Outstanding Game Show

    Celebrity Family Feud • ABC • Fremantle
    Myeshia Mizuno, Executive Producer
    Steve Harvey, Executive Producer
    Jim Roush, Executive Producer
    Sara Dansby, Executive Producer
    Brian Hawley, Executive Producer
    Melissa Watkins Trueblood, Co-Executive Producer
    Stephanie Yoshimura, Supervising Producer
    Mary Lou Browne, Producer
    Maxim Caradonna, Producer
    Sydney Smith, Producer
    Stephen Dukes, Senior Producer
    Bryce Keigley, Senior Producer
    Michele Roth, Senior Producer

    WINNER: Jeopardy! • ABC/Syndicated • Quadra Productions in association with Sony Pictures Television
    Michael Davies, Executive Producer
    Bari Jean Dorman, Co-Executive Producer/Producer
    Sarah Whitcomb Foss, Producer
    Billy Wisse, Co-Head Writer & Editorial Producer
    Michele Loud, Co-Head Writer & Editorial Producer
    Marcus Brown, Writer
    John Duarte, Writer
    Mark Gaberman, Writer
    Debbie Griffin, Writer
    Robert McClenaghan, Writer
    Jim Rhine, Writer
    Steve Tamerius, Writer

    The Price Is Right • CBS • Fremantle
    Evelyn Warfel, Executive Producer
    Taline Kevoian, Co-Executive Producer
    Gina Sprehe, Supervising Producer
    Chris Donnan, Senior Producer
    Brandi Bryce, Senior Producer
    Jill Salama, Senior Producer

    Wheel Of Fortune • ABC/Syndicated • Quadra Productions and Sony Pictures Studios
    Bellamie Blackstone, Executive Producer
    Genna Gintzig, Co-Executive Producer
    Amanda Stern, Supervising Producer
    Randy Berke, Producer
    Brooke Eaton, Producer
    Rob Roman, Producer
    Andrew Schotz, Producer

    Who Wants To Be A Millionaire • ABC • Sony Pictures Television, Embassy Row, and Kimmelot
    Michael Davies, Executive Producer
    Jimmy Kimmel, Executive Producer
    Bobby Patton, Co-Executive Producer and Head Writer
    Bari Jean Dorman, Co-Executive Producer
    Colleen Bulger, Supervising Producer
    Derek Miller, Producer
    Kyle Beakley, Writer
    Amy Ozols, Writer
    Ellen Teitel, Writer
    David Levinson Wilk, Writer
    Josh Halloway, Writer
    Jesse Joyce, Writer
    Kevin Kimmel, Writer


    Outstanding Hairstyling For A Variety, Nonfiction Or Reality Program

    American Idol • Finale • ABC • Fremantle and 19 Entertainment
    Dean Banowetz, Department Head Hairstylist
    Amber Maher, Key Hairstylist
    Cory Rotenberg, Additional Hairstylist
    Ryan Randall, Additional Hairstylist
    Kathleen Leonard, Additional Hairstylist
    Theresa K. Casillas, Additional Hairstylist
    Lorenzo Martin, Personal Hairstylist
    Jayson Stacy, Personal Hairstylist

    The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula • Welcome To Hell • Shudder • A Boulet Brothers production in association with Shudder
    Marco Gabellini, Hairstylist

    Dancing With The Stars • Halloween Nightmares • ABC • BBC Studios Los Angeles Productions
    Kimi Messina, Department Head Hairstylist
    Joe Matke, Key Hairstylist
    Marion Rogers, Hairstylist
    Amber Maher, Hairstylist
    Florence Witherspoon, Hairstylist
    Brittany Spaulding, Hairstylist
    Melanie Ervin, Hairstylist

    Fantasmas • The Void • HBO | Max • HBO in association with Irony Point, Fruit Tree, 3 Arts Entertainment, and Space Prince Inc.
    Amber Jasmin Morrow, Department Head Hairstylist
    Allison Imoto-Suh, Key Hairstylist
    Naomi Indira, Barber

    WINNER: SNL50: The Anniversary Special • NBC • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video
    Jodi Mancuso, Department Head Hairstylist
    Cara Hannah, Key Hairstylist
    Inga Thrasher, Hairstylist
    Amanda Duffy Evans, Hairstylist
    Chad Harlow, Hairstylist
    Gina Ferrucci, Hairstylist
    Brittany Hartman, Hairstylist
    Katie Beatty, Hairstylist

    The Voice • Live Semi-Final Performances • NBC • MGM Television and Warner Bros. Unscripted Television in association with Warner Horizon and ITV Studios The Voice USA, Inc.
    Jerilynn Stephens, Department Head Hairstylist
    Darbie Wieczorek, Key Hairstylist
    Marion Rogers, Hairstylist
    Kathleen Leonard, Hairstylist
    Dominique Diaz, Personal Hairstylist
    Conrad Hilton, Barber


    Outstanding Host For A Game Show

    Press Your Luck • ABC • Fremantle
    Elizabeth Banks, Host

    Celebrity Family Feud • ABC • Fremantle
    Steve Harvey, Host

    Jeopardy! • ABC/Syndicated • Quadra Productions in association with Sony Pictures Television
    Ken Jennings, Host

    Pop Culture Jeopardy! • Prime Video • Quadra Productions in association with Sony Pictures Television
    Colin Jost, Host

    WINNER: Who Wants To Be A Millionaire • ABC • Sony Pictures Television, Embassy Row, and Kimmelot
    Jimmy Kimmel, Host


    Outstanding Host For A Reality Or Reality Competition Program

    RuPaul’s Drag Race • MTV • World of Wonder
    RuPaul Charles, Host

    Shark Tank • ABC • MGM Television in association with Sony Pictures Television Mark Cuban, Host
    Lori Greiner, Host
    Kevin O’Leary, Host
    Barbara Corcoran, Host
    Robert Herjavec, Host
    Daymond John, Host
    Daniel Lubetzky, Host

    WINNER: The Traitors • Peacock • Peacock Original, Studio Lambert
    Alan Cumming, Host

    Top Chef • Bravo • Magical Elves
    Kristen Kish, Host

    Survivor • CBS • MGM Television
    Jeff Probst, Host


    Outstanding Hosted Nonfiction Series Or Special

    WINNER: Conan O’Brien Must Go • HBO | Max • Max in association with Conaco
    Conan O’Brien, Executive Producer/Host
    Jeff Ross, Executive Producer
    José Arroyo, Producer
    Jason Chillemi, Producer
    Sarah Federowicz, Producer
    Jessie Gaskell, Producer
    Mike Sweeney, Producer
    Aaron Bleyaert, Supervising Producer
    Jordan Schlansky, Supervising Producer
    Matthew Shaw, Series Producer

    The Daily Show Presents: Jordan Klepper Fingers The Pulse: MAGA: The Next Generation • Comedy Central • Hello Doggie, Inc.
    Jordan Klepper, Executive Producer/Host
    Abby Arora, Producer
    Jessie Kanevsky, Producer
    Ian Berger, Executive Producer
    Jennifer Flanz, Executive Producer
    Zhubin Parang, Co-Executive Producer
    Sushil Dayal, Supervising Producer
    Lisa Cortez, Line Producer

    Finding Your Roots With Henry Louis Gates, Jr. • PBS • A production of McGee Media, Inkwell Media and Kunhardt Films, in association with WETA Washington, D.C.
    Kevin Burke, Producer
    CeCe Moore, Producer
    Henry Gates Jr., Executive Producer/Host
    Dyllan McGee, Executive Producer
    Peter Kunhardt, Executive Producer
    Deborah Porfido, Supervising Producer
    Sabin Streeter, Senior Producer
    Natalia Warchol, Series Producer
    Robert Yacyshyn, Line Producer

    My Next Guest Needs No Introduction With David Letterman • Netflix • Jax Media and Worldwide Pants, Inc. for Netflix
    Tommy Alter, Producer
    John Nemeth, Producer
    Isabel Richardson, Producer
    Tom Keaney, Executive Producer
    Mary Barclay, Executive Producer
    Michael Steed, Executive Producer
    Séamus Murphy-Mitchell, Executive Producer
    Justin Wilkes, Executive Producer
    Jake Fuller, Executive Producer
    Halavah Sofsky, Line Producer

    Tucci In Italy • National Geographic • BBC Studios Specialist Factual Productions and Salt Productions for National Geographic
    Francesco Ficarra, Producer
    Yari Lorenzo, Producer
    Stanley Tucci, Executive Producer/Host
    Lottie Birmingham, Executive Producer
    Amanda Lyon, Executive Producer
    Simon Raikes, Executive Producer
    Ben Jessop, Co-Executive Producer
    Mandy Weller, Line Producer
    Stephanie Stoltzfus, Line Producer


    Outstanding Innovation In Emerging Media Programming (Juried Category)

    WINNER: White Rabbit • Shibuya.Film • Shibuya
    Maciej Kuciara, Director/Writer/Production Designer
    Emily Yang, Director/Writer
    Shibuya


    Outstanding Lighting Design/Lighting Direction For A Series

    American Idol • Songs Of Faith • ABC • Fremantle and 19 Entertainment
    Tom Sutherland, Lighting Designer
    James Coldicott, Lighting Director
    Hunter Selby, Lighting Director
    Andrew Law, Lighting Director
    Nathan Files, Lighting Director
    Chris Roseli, Gaffer
    Matt McAdam, Media Server Programmer
    Luke Chantrell, Video Controller
    Ed Moore, Video Controller

    Dancing With The Stars • Semi-Finals • ABC • BBC Studios Los Angeles Productions
    Noah Mitz, Lighting Designer
    Madigan Stehly, Lighting Director
    Patrick Brazil, Lighting Director
    Joe Holdman, Lighting Director
    Hannah Kerman, Lighting Director
    William Gossett, Lighting Director
    Matt Benson, Chief Lighting Technician
    Matt McAdam, Media Server Programmer
    Ed Moore, Video Controller
    Kevin Faust, Video Controller

    RuPaul’s Drag Race • The Wicked Wiz Of Oz: The Rusical! • MTV • World of Wonder
    Gus Dominguez, Lighting Designer
    Thomas Schneider, Moving Light Programmer
    Darren Barrows, Media Server Programmer
    Steve Moreno, Gaffer

    WINNER: Saturday Night Live • Host: Lady Gaga • NBC • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video
    Geoffrey Amoral, Lighting Director
    Rick McGuinness, Lighting Director
    William McGuinness, Chief Lighting Technician
    Trevor Brown, Moving Light Programmer
    Tim Stasse, Moving Light Programmer
    Frank Grisanti, Video Controller
    Reginald Campbell, Video Controller

    The Voice • Live Finale (Part 1) • NBC • MGM Television and Warner Bros. Unscripted Television in association with Warner Horizon and ITV Studios The Voice USA, Inc. Oscar Dominguez, Lighting Designer
    Ronald Wirsgalla, Lighting Director
    Erin Anderson, Lighting Director
    Vanessa Arciga, Lighting Director
    Andrew Munie, Media Server Programmer
    Jeff Shood, Media Server Programmer
    Terrance Ho, Video Controller


    Outstanding Lighting Design/Lighting Direction For A Special

    WINNER: The 67th Annual Grammy Awards • CBS • A Fulwell Entertainment production in association with The Recording Academy
    Noah Mitz, Lighting Designer
    Andy O’Reilly, Lighting Director
    Patrick Boozer, Lighting Director
    Ryan Tanker, Lighting Director
    Erin Anderson, Lighting Director
    Madigan Stehly, Lighting Director
    William Gossett, Lighting Director
    Bryan Klunder, Lighting Director
    Hannah Kerman, Lighting Director
    Matt Benson, Lighting Director
    Matthew Cotter, Media Server Programmer
    Guy Jones, Video Controller
    Kevin Faust, Video Controller

    2024 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony • ABC • Tenth Planet Productions
    Allen Branton, Lighting Designer
    Felix Peralta, Lighting Director
    Kevin Lawson, Lighting Director
    George Gountas, Lighting Director
    Bianca Moncada, Media Server Programmer
    Alex Flores, Gaffer
    Guy Jones, Video Controller
    J.C. Castro, Video Controller

    SNL50: The Anniversary Special • NBC • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video
    Geoffrey Amoral, Lighting Director
    Rick McGuinness, Lighting Director
    William McGuinness, Chief Lighting Technician
    Trevor Brown, Moving Light Programmer
    Tim Stasse, Moving Light Programmer
    Frank Grisanti, Video Controller
    Reginald Campbell, Video Controller

    SNL50: The Homecoming Concert • Peacock • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video
    Tom Sutherland, Lighting Designer
    Harry Forster, Lighting Director
    Hunter Selby, Lighting Director
    Bobby Grey, Moving Light Programmer
    Ryan Tanker, Moving Light Programmer
    Chris Roseli, Gaffer
    Matt Cotter, Media Server Programmer
    JM Hurley, Video Controller
    Bob Benedetti, Video Controller


    Outstanding Makeup For A Variety, Nonfiction Or Reality Program

    The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula • Welcome To Hell • Shudder • A Boulet Brothers production in association with Shudder
    The Boulet Brothers, Makeup Artist

    Dancing With The Stars • Halloween Nightmares • ABC • BBC Studios Los Angeles Productions
    Zena S. Green, Department Head Makeup Artist
    Julie Socash, Key Makeup Artist
    Donna Bard, Additional Makeup Artist
    Lois Harriman, Additional Makeup Artist
    Brian Sipe, Additional Makeup Artist
    James MacKinnon, Additional Makeup Artist
    Tyson Fountaine, Additional Makeup Artist
    Angela Moos, 3rd Makeup

    The Lion King At The Hollywood Bowl • Disney+ • Disney Concerts, Fulwell 73 Productions, AMP Worldwide and Live Nation- Hewitt Silva, Disney Branded Television
    Bruce Grayson, Department Head Makeup Artist
    Jill Cady, Assistant Department Head Makeup Artist
    Brielle McKenna, Makeup Artist
    James Mackinnon, Makeup Artist
    Rochelle Uribe, Makeup Artist
    Tyson Fountaine, Makeup Artist
    Angela Wells, Makeup Artist

    A Nonsense Christmas With Sabrina Carpenter • Netflix • OBB Pictures, At Last Productions for Netflix
    Diana Oh, Key Makeup Artist
    Vanessa Dionne, Makeup Artist
    Alicia Carbajal, Makeup Artist
    Ashley Joy Beck, Makeup Artist
    Carolina Gonzalez, Personal Makeup Artist

    RuPaul’s Drag Race • Bitch, I’m A Drag Queen! • MTV • World of Wonder
    Natasha Marcelina, Department Head Makeup Artist
    David Petruschin, Department Head Makeup Artist
    Jen Fregozo, Makeup Artist
    Nicole Faulkner, Makeup Artist

    WINNER: SNL50: The Anniversary Special • NBC • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video
    Louie Zakarian, Department Head Makeup Artist
    Jason Milani, Key Makeup Artist
    Amy Tagliamonti, Key Makeup Artist
    Rachel Pagani, Makeup Artist
    Young Bek, Makeup Artist
    Stephen Kelley, Makeup Artist
    Joanna Pisani, Makeup Artist


    Outstanding Music Composition For A Documentary Series Or Special (Original Dramatic Score)

    The Americas • Andes • NBC • BBC Studios Natural History Unit in association with Universal Television Alternative Studio
    Hans Zimmer, Composer
    Anže Rozman, Composer
    Kara Talve, Composer

    WINNER: Chef’s Table • José Andrés • Netflix • Boardwalk Pictures and David Gelb Planetarium for Netflix
    Duncan Thum, Composer
    David Bertok, Composer

    Leonardo Da Vinci • PBS • Florentine Films & WETA
    Caroline Shaw, Composer

    Planet Earth: Asia • Beneath The Waves • BBC America • A BBC Studios Natural History Unit production co-produced with BBC America and ZDF for BBC
    Jacob Shea, Composer
    Laurentia Editha, Composer

    Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story • HBO | Max • DC Studios presents in association with HBO Documentary Films and CNN Films in association with Words+Pictures, a Passion Pictures and Misfits Entertainment production in association with Jenco Films
    Ilan Eshkeri, Composer


    Outstanding Music Direction

    WINNER: The Apple Music Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show Starring Kendrick Lamar • FOX • Roc Nation, DPS, Jesse Collins Entertainment and pgLang
    Kendrick Lamar, Music Director
    Tony Russell, Music Director

    The Kennedy Center Honors • CBS • Done + Dusted in association with Rok Productions
    Rickey Minor, Music Director

    The Oscars • ABC • Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
    Michael Bearden, Music Director

    SNL50: The Anniversary Special • NBC • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video
    Lenny Pickett, Music Director
    Leon Pendarvis, Music Director
    Eli Brueggemann, Music Director

    SNL50: The Homecoming Concert • Peacock • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video
    James Poyser, Music Director
    Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson, Music Director


    Outstanding Narrator

    Planet Earth: Asia • The Frozen North • BBC America • A BBC Studios Natural History Unit production co-produced with BBC America and ZDF for BBC
    Sir David Attenborough, Narrator

    Erased: WW2’s Heroes Of Color • D-Day • National Geographic • October Films, 22 Summers
    Idris Elba, Narrator

    The Americas • Andes • NBC • BBC Studios Natural History Unit in association with Universal Television Alternative Studio
    Tom Hanks, Narrator

    WINNER: Our Oceans • Indian Ocean • Netflix • A Netflix Documentary Series / A Wild Space Production in association with Freeborne Media and Higher Ground
    Barack Obama, Narrator

    Octopus! • Part 1 • Prime Video • Amazon MGM Studios, Jigsaw Productions, Wells Street Films
    Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Narrator


    Outstanding Picture Editing For A Nonfiction Program

    Chimp Crazy • Gone Ape • HBO | Max • HBO Documentary Films presents A Goode Films Production
    Evan Wise, ACE, Supervising Editor
    Charles Divak, ACE, Editor
    Adrienne Gits, ACE, Editor
    Doug Abel, ACE, BFE, Editor
    Sascha Stanton-Craven, Additional Editor

    Ladies & Gentlemen… 50 Years Of SNL Music • NBC • Two One Five Entertainment, RadicalMedia, Broadway Video
    James Lester, Editor
    Oz Rodríguez, Editor
    F. Michael Young, Additional Editor

    WINNER: Pee-wee As Himself • HBO | Max • HBO Documentary Films presents an Elara & First Love Films production
    Damian Rodriguez, Editor

    SNL50: Beyond Saturday Night • More Cowbell • Peacock • Peacock Original, Tremolo Productions
    Cori Wapnowska, ACE, Editor

    Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story • HBO | Max • DC Studios presents in association with HBO Documentary Films and CNN Films in association with Words+Pictures, a Passion Pictures and Misfits Entertainment production in association with Jenco Films
    Otto Burnham, Editor

    Will & Harper • Netflix • A Netflix Documentary / A Wayfarer Studios Film / A Delirio Films Production / A Gloria Sanchez Production
    Monique Zavistovski, ACE, Editor
    Lori Lovoy-Goran, Additional Editor


    Outstanding Picture Editing For A Structured Reality Or Competition Program

    The Amazing Race • Series Body Of Work • CBS • WorldRace Productions, Inc.
    Eric Beetner, Editor
    Kevin Blum, Editor
    Kellen Cruden, Editor
    Christina Fontana, Editor
    Jay Gammill, Editor
    Eric Goldfarb, Editor
    Katherine Griffin, Editor
    Jason Groothuis, Editor
    Darrick Lazo, Editor
    Ryan Leamy, Editor
    Josh Lowry, Editor
    Steve Mellon, Editor
    Michelle Ivan Messina, Editor
    Paul Nielsen, Editor
    Steven Urrutia, Editor

    Queer Eye • She Was A Showgirl • Netflix • Scout Productions Inc. and ITV Entertainment LLC for Netflix
    Jennifer Roth, Lead Editor
    Mickala Andres, Editor
    Carlos J. Gamarra, Editor
    Nova Taylor, Editor

    RuPaul’s Drag Race • Squirrel Games • MTV • World of Wonder
    Jamie Martin, ACE, Lead Editor
    Paul Cross, Editor
    Ryan Mallick, Editor
    Michael Roha, Editor

    WINNER: The Traitors • Let Battle Commence • Peacock • Peacock Original, Studio Lambert
    Patrick Owen, Lead Editor
    James Seddon-Brown, Editor

    The Voice • Series Body Of Work • NBC • MGM Television and Warner Bros. Unscripted Television in association with Warner Horizon and ITV Studios The Voice USA, Inc.
    Sean Basaman, Supervising Editor
    John M. Larson, ACE, Supervising Editor
    Robert M. Malachowski JR., ACE, Supervising Editor
    Matt Antell, Editor
    John Baldino, Editor
    Matthew Blair, Editor
    Melissa Silva Borden, Editor
    William Fabian Castro, Editor
    Norwood Cheek, Editor
    Andrew Ciancia, Editor
    A.J. Dickerson, ACE, Editor
    Nicholas Don Vito, Editor
    Glen Ebesu, Editor
    Rick Enrique, Editor
    Greg Fitzsimmons, Editor
    Stephen Frederick, Editor
    Brian Freundlich, Editor
    Jason Groothuis, Editor
    Noel A. Guerra, ACE, Editor
    John Homesley, Editor
    Omega Hsu, ACE, Editor
    Niki Hunter, Editor
    Ryan P. James, Editor
    Lise Kearney, Editor
    Alyssa Dressman Lehner, Editor
    Terri Maloney, Editor
    James J. Munoz, Editor
    Barry Murphy, Editor
    Jonathan Provost, Editor
    Rich Remis, Editor
    Robby Thompson, Editor
    Matt Wafaie, Editor
    Eric Wise, Editor


    Outstanding Picture Editing For An Unstructured Reality Program

    Deadliest Catch • Series Body Of Work • Discovery Channel • Original Productions, LLC for Discovery Channel
    Rob Butler, ACE, Supervising Editor
    Isaiah Camp, ACE, Supervising Editor
    Josh Stockero, Editor
    Alexander Rubinow, ACE, Editor
    Hugh Elliott, Editor
    Nico Natale, Additional Editor
    Brock Carter, Additional Editor
    Christopher James Forrest, Additional Editor
    Chris Courtner, Additional Editor

    Life Below Zero • The Last Snow • National Geographic • BBC Studios Matt Edwards, Editor
    Matt Mercer, Editor
    Jennifer Nelson, ACE, Editor
    Michael Swingler, Editor
    Tanner Roth, Editor

    Love On The Spectrum • Episode 7 • Netflix • Northern Pictures for Netflix
    Leanne Cole, Editor
    Rachel Grierson-Johns, Editor
    Gretchen Peterson, Editor
    John Rosser, Editor

    RuPaul’s Drag Race: Untucked • Drag Baby Mamas • MTV • World of Wonder Miguel Siqueiros, Lead Editor
    Jimmy Bazan, Editor
    Johanna Gavard, Editor

    WINNER: Welcome To Wrexham • Down To The Wire • FX on Hulu • More Better Productions, Maximum Effort, 3 Arts Entertainment and Boardwalk Pictures
    Sam Fricke, Editor
    Jenny Krochmal, Editor
    Mohamed el Manasterly, Editor
    Michael Oliver, Editor
    Tim Roche, Editor
    Matt Wafaie, Editor
    Steve Welch, ACE, Editor
    Tim Wilsbach, ACE, Editor


    Outstanding Picture Editing For Variety Programming

    Ali Wong: Single Lady • Netflix • Irwin Entertainment for Netflix
    Sean Hubbert, Supervising Editor

    Bill Burr: Drop Dead Years • Hulu • All Things Comedy
    Kelly Lyon, ACE, Editor

    Conan O’Brien: The Kennedy Center Mark Twain Prize For American Humor • Netflix • Done + Dusted and The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts for Netflix
    Bill DeRonde, Editor
    Timothy Schultz, Editor

    WINNER: Cunk On Life • Netflix • A Broke & Bones production for BBC Two and BBC iPlayer and Netflix
    Damon Tai, Lead Editor
    Jason Boxall, Additional Editor

    Your Friend, Nate Bargatze • Netflix • John Irwin Entertainment and Nateland Entertainment for Netflix
    Sean Hubbert, Editor


    Outstanding Picture Editing For Variety Programming (Segment)

    The Daily Show • The Dailyshowography Of Kamala Harris: Just Normal (segment) • Comedy Central • Hello Doggie, Inc.
    Lauren Beckett Jackson, Editor

    The Daily Show • The Dailyshowography Of Stephen Miller: What He Does In The Shadows (segment) • Comedy Central • Hello Doggie, Inc.
    Storm Choi, Series Editor

    Last Week Tonight With John Oliver • Facebook Content Moderation (segment) • HBO | Max • HBO in association with Peyance Productions and Avalon Television
    Anthony Miale, ACE, Senior Editor

    Last Week Tonight With John Oliver • That Stuff’s American (segment) • HBO | Max • HBO in association with Peyance Productions and Avalon Television
    Ryan Barger, Senior Editor

    WINNER: SNL50: The Anniversary Special • Physical Comedy (segment) • NBC • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video
    Ryan Spears, Film Unit Editor
    Paul Del Gesso, Film Unit Editor
    Christopher Salerno, Film Unit Editor
    Daniel Garcia, Editor
    Sean McIlraith, Editor
    Ryan McIlraith, Editor


    Outstanding Production Design For A Variety Special

    Beyoncé Bowl • Netflix • Jesse Collins Entertainment and Parkwood Entertainment for Netflix
    Willo Perron, Production Designer
    Brian Stonestreet, Production Designer
    Gloria Lamb, Art Director
    Jonathan Stoller-Schoff, Art Director
    Marina Skye, Art Director

    The 67th Annual Grammy Awards • CBS • A Fulwell Entertainment production in association with The Recording Academy
    Julio Himede, Production Designer
    Kristen Merlino, Art Director
    Gloria Lamb, Art Director
    Ellen Jaworski, Art Director
    Margaux Lapresle, Art Director
    Kaydee Lavorin, Set Decorator

    WINNER: The Oscars • ABC • Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
    Misty Buckley, Production Designer
    Alana Billingsley, Production Designer
    John Zuiker, Art Director
    Margaux Lapresle, Art Director

    SNL50: The Anniversary Special • NBC • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video
    Akira Yoshimura, Production Designer
    N. Joseph DeTullio, Production Designer
    Patrick Lynch, Art Director
    Melissa Shakun, Art Director
    Charlotte Hayes Harrison, Art Director
    Sabrina Lederer, Set Decorator

    SNL50: The Homecoming Concert • Peacock • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video
    Keith Ian Raywood, Production Designer
    Anthony Bishop, Supervising Art Director
    Aaron Black, Art Director


    Outstanding Production Design For A Variety Or Reality Series

    The Daily Show • Jon Stewart & The News Team Live At The Chicago DNC • Comedy Central • Hello Doggie, Inc.
    Dave Edwards, Production Designer
    Lauren Browning, Art Director

    Jimmy Kimmel Live! • The Chanucorn & Hawk Tuah Girl’s Romantic Holiday Movie; Ft. Nikki Glaser, Nicholas Hoult, And Musical Guest Broadway Musical: “The Outsiders” • MAGA Elf On A Shelf; Ft. Josh Brolin, Clarence Maclin, And Musical Guest Raye • Jimmy Kimmel’s Aunt Chippy Meets Oscar The Grouch; Ft. Justin Theroux, Antoni Porowski And Musical Guest Sia • ABC • 20th Television in association with Kimmelot
    David Ellis, Production Designer
    Hillarie Brigode, Art Director
    Heidi Miller, Set Decorator

    Last Week Tonight With John Oliver • Mass Deportations • HBO | Max • HBO in association with Peyance Productions and Avalon Television
    Eric Morrell, Production Designer
    Hugh Zeigler, Production Designer
    Amanda Carzoli, Art Director

    RuPaul’s Drag Race • RDR Live! • MTV • World of Wonder
    Jen Chu, Production Designer
    Gavin Smith, Art Director

    WINNER: Saturday Night Live • Host: Lady Gaga • NBC • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video
    Akira Yoshimura, Production Designer
    Keith Ian Raywood, Production Designer
    N. Joseph DeTullio, Production Designer
    Andrea Purcigliotti, Production Designer
    Patrick Lynch, Art Director
    Sara Parks, Set Decorator


    Outstanding Short Form Comedy, Drama Or Variety Series

    WINNER: The Daily Show: Desi Lydic Foxsplains • YouTube • Hello Doggie, Inc.
    Desi Lydic, Executive Producer/Host
    Jennifer Flanz, Executive Producer
    Ramin Hedayati, Co-Executive Producer
    Jocelyn Conn, Producer
    Matt Negrin, Produced by
    Jason Gilbert, Produced by

    Late Night With Seth Meyers Corrections • NBC • Universal Television LLC, Sethmaker Shoemeyers Productions
    Seth Meyers, Executive Producer/Host
    Mike Shoemaker, Executive Producer

    The Rabbit Hole With Jimmy Kimmel • YouTube • 20th Television in association with Kimmelot
    Jimmy Kimmel, Executive Producer/Host
    Danny Ricker, Co-Executive Producer
    Jesse Joyce, Producer
    Jonathan Kimmel, Producer
    Sarah Robe, Producer
    Jason Bielski, Producer

    The Tonight Show: During Commercial Break • YouTube • Universal Television, Broadway Video, Electric Hot Dog
    Nick Dyer, Supervising Producer
    Sarah Connell, Supervising Producer
    Jimmy Fallon, Producer/Host
    Chris Miller, Producer
    Joseph Ferraro, Produced by
    Erin Clewell, Produced by


    Outstanding Short Form Nonfiction Or Reality Series

    WINNER: Adolescence: The Making Of Adolescence • Netflix • Once Upon A Time/Netflix
    Kelly Caton, Supervising Producer
    Jordan Anderson, Producer
    Bram De Jonghe, Producer
    Kia Milan, Producer
    Nyle Washington, Producer
    Simon Richards, Producer

    Hacks: Bit By Bit • HBO | Max • HBO Marketing AV and HBO | Max
    John Wilhelmy, Executive Producer
    Jordan Barker, Co-Executive Producer
    Christy Castellano, Co-Executive Producer
    Aliya Carter, Produced by
    Erin Denniston, Senior Producer
    Pablo Herrero, Senior Producer

    Making Of The Last Of Us • HBO | Max • HBO in association with Sony Pictures Television, PlayStation Productions, Word Games, The Mighty Mint, and Naughty Dog
    Badger Denehy, Executive Producer
    Eddie Maldonado, Executive Producer
    Sarah Mangum, Executive Producer
    Montres Henderson, Executive Producer
    Lindsay Nowak, Executive Producer
    Chris Harnick, Executive Producer

    Only Murders In The Building: Unlocking The Mystery • Hulu • Hulu
    Shannon Ryan, Executive Producer
    Aaron Goldman, Executive Producer
    Trisha Choate, Executive Producer
    Jillian Novak, Executive Producer
    Xavier Salas, Executive Producer
    Steve Pollard, Executive Producer

    The White Lotus: Unpacking The Episode • HBO | Max • HBO in association with Rip Cord and MC Pictures
    Natalia Echeverria, Executive Producer
    Jim Weiner, Executive Producer
    Stephanie Piotrowski, Producer
    Khalid West, Producer
    Sarah Khan, Senior Producer
    Maggie Glass, Senior Producer


    Outstanding Sound Editing For A Nonfiction Or Reality Program

    Beatles ’64 • Disney+ • Apple Corps Ltd.
    Philip Stockton, Supervising Sound Editor
    Allan Zaleski, Sound Effects Editor
    John M. Davis, Music Editor

    WINNER: Music By John Williams • Disney+ • Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
    Dmitri Makarov, Dialogue Editor
    Tim Farrell, Sound Effects Editor
    Richard Gould, Sound Effects Editor
    Ramiro Belgardt, Music Editor

    100 Foot Wave • Chapter III – Cortes Bank • HBO | Max • HBO Presents, Topic Studios, Library Films, Amplify Pictures
    Kevin Senzaki, MPSE, Sound Designer/Sound Effects Editor
    Eric Di Stefano, Sound Designer/Sound Effects Editor
    Max Holland, Dialogue Editor
    Eli Akselrod, Sound Effects Editor
    Mika Anami, Sound Effects Editor

    Pee-wee As Himself • HBO | Max • HBO Documentary Films presents an Elara & First Love Films production
    Daniel Timmons, Supervising Sound Editor
    Ian Cymore, Dialogue Editor
    Ryan Billia, Sound Effects Editor
    Jeremy S. Bloom, Sound Effects Editor
    Kelly Rodriguez, Sound Effects Editor
    Eric Caudieux, Music Editor
    Jonathan Zalben, Music Editor

    SNL50: Beyond Saturday Night • Season 11: The Weird Year • Peacock • Peacock Original, Tremolo Productions
    William Harp, Dialogue Editor
    Sean Gray, Sound Effects Editor


    Outstanding Sound Mixing For A Nonfiction Program

    WINNER: Beatles ’64 • Disney+ • Apple Corps Ltd.
    Josh Berger, Re-Recording Mixer
    Giles Martin, Re-Recording Music Mixer

    Music By John Williams • Disney+ • Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
    Roy Waldspurger, Re-Recording Mixer
    Christopher Barnett, CAS, Re-Recording Mixer
    Noah Alexander, Production Mixer

    100 Foot Wave • Chapter III – Cortes Bank • HBO | Max • HBO Presents, Topic Studios, Library Films, Amplify Pictures
    Keith Hodne, Re-Recording Mixer

    Pee-wee As Himself • HBO | Max • HBO Documentary Films presents an Elara & First Love Films production
    Johnny Mathie, Production Mixer

    Yacht Rock: A Dockumentary (Music Box) • HBO | Max • HBO Documentary Films presents a Ringer Films Production in association with Margot Station
    Tony Solis, Re-Recording Mixer
    Paul Stula, Production Mixer
    Barry London, Production Mixer


    Outstanding Sound Mixing For A Reality Program

    The Amazing Race • Series Body Of Work • CBS • WorldRace Productions, Inc.
    Jim Ursulak, Lead Production Mixer
    Jim Blank, Production Mixer
    Allie Boettger, Production Mixer
    Paul Bruno, Production Mixer
    John Buchanan, Production Mixer
    Dean Gaveau, Production Mixer
    Ryan P. Kelly, Production Mixer
    Marcus Lominy, Production Mixer
    Richard Chardy Lopez, Production Mixer
    Mickey McMullen, Production Mixer
    Sean Milburn, Production Mixer
    Paul Orozco, Production Mixer
    Simon Paine, Production Mixer
    John Pitron, Production Mixer
    Jody Stillwater, Production Mixer
    Jeff Zipp, Production Mixer
    Troy Smith, Re-Recording Mixer
    Ryan Gerle, Re-Recording Mixer

    American Idol • Grand Finale • ABC • Fremantle and 19 Entertainment
    Patrick Smith, Production Mixer
    Randy Faustino, Music Mixer
    Michael Parker, PA Mixer
    Manny Barrajas, Monitor Mixer
    Christian Schrader, Supplemental Audio Mixer
    Jesse Dunham, Music Playback
    Barry Weir Jr., Re-Recording Mixer
    Adrian Ordonez, Re-Recording Mixer

    Deadliest Catch • My Brothers Keeper • Discovery Channel • Original Productions, LLC for Discovery Channel
    Jared Robbins, Re-Recording Mixer

    The Voice • Live Finale, Part 2 • NBC • MGM Television and Warner Bros. Unscripted Television in association with Warner Horizon and ITV Studios The Voice USA, Inc.
    Michael Abbott, Production Mixer
    Randy Faustino, Music Mixer
    Tim Hatayama, Re-Recording Mixer
    Christian Schrader, Supplemental Mixer
    Carlos Torres, Playback Mixer
    Andrew Fletcher, FOH Mixer
    Shaun Sebastian, Monitor Mixer
    Kenyata Westbrook, Reality Supervising Audio Mixer
    Colin Bonney, Reality Audio Mixers
    Servio Escobedo, Reality Audio Mixers
    John Koster, Reality Audio Mixers
    Robert P. Matthews Jr., Reality Audio Mixers
    Marlon Moore, Reality Audio Mixers
    Ryan Young, Re-Recording Mixer

    WINNER: Welcome To Wrexham • Down To The Wire • FX on Hulu • More Better Productions, Maximum Effort, 3 Arts Entertainment and Boardwalk Pictures
    Mark Jensen, CAS, Re-Recording Mixer


    Outstanding Sound Mixing For A Variety Series Or Special

    The Daily Show • Jon Stewart & The News Team Live At The Chicago DNC • Comedy Central • Hello Doggie, Inc.
    John Neroulas, Audio Engineer
    Patrick Weaver, FOH Mixer

    The 67th Annual Grammy Awards • CBS • A Fulwell Entertainment production in association with The Recording Academy
    Thomas Holmes, Production Mixer
    John Harris, Music Mixer
    Eric Schilling, Music Mixer
    Jamie Pollock, FOH Music Mixer
    Jeffrey Michael Peterson, FOH Production Mixer
    Michael Parker, Monitor Mixer
    Andres Arango, Monitor Mixer
    Juan Pablo Velasco, ProTools Mixer
    Aaron Walk, ProTools Mixer
    Christian Schrader, Supplemental Audio Mixer
    Eric Johnston, Playback Mixer
    Doug Wingert, VO Mixer

    The Oscars • ABC • Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
    Paul Sandweiss, Production Mixer
    Tommy Vicari, Orchestra Mixer
    Steve Genewick, Orchestra Mixer
    Tom Pesa, Orchestra Monitor Mixer
    Biff Dawes, Music Mixer
    Pablo Munguia, Pre-Recorded Music Mixer
    Kristian Pedregon, Post Audio Mixer
    Patrick Baltzell, FOH Mixer
    Michael Parker, Monitor Mixer
    Christian Schrader, Supplemental Audio Mixer
    John Perez, VO Mixer

    WINNER: SNL50: The Anniversary Special • NBC • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video
    Robert Palladino, Production Mixer
    Ezra Matychak, Production Mixer
    Frank Duca, FOH Production Mixer
    Doug Nightwine, FOH Production Mixer
    Christopher Costello, Music Monitor Mixer
    Caroline Sanchez, FOH Music Mixer
    Josiah Gluck, Broadcast Music Mixer
    Jay Vicari, Broadcast Music Mixer
    Tyler McDiarmid, Playback Mixer
    Geoff Countryman, Supplemental SFX Mixer
    Devin Emke, Post Audio Mixer
    Teng Chen, Supplemental Mixer

    SNL50: The Homecoming Concert • Peacock • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video
    Thomas Holmes, Production Mixer
    Christian Schrader, Supplemental Audio Mixer
    Eric Schilling, Music Mixer
    Lawrence Manchester, Music Mixer
    Dan Gerhard, FOH Production Mixer
    Jason Crystal, FOH Music Mixer
    Jamie Pollock, FOH Music Mixer
    Juan Pablo Velasco, ProTools Mixer
    Anthony Lalumia, ProTools Mixer
    Mike Bové, Monitor Mixer
    Cesar Benitez, Monitor Mixer
    Talia Krause, Monitor Mixer
    Al Theurer, Playback Mixer


    Outstanding Structured Reality Program

    Antiques Roadshow • PBS • GBH
    Marsha Bemko, Executive Producer
    Sarah K Elliott, Producer
    Sam Farrell, Senior Producer

    Diners, Drive-ins And Dives • Food Network • Knuckle Sandwich and Citizen Pictures
    Guy Fieri, Executive Producer
    Frank Matson, Executive Producer
    Jen Darrow, Executive Producer

    Love Is Blind • Netflix • Kinetic Content for Netflix
    Chris Coelen, Executive Producer
    Ally Simpson, Executive Producer
    Eric Detwiler, Executive Producer
    Brent Gauches, Executive Producer
    Brian Smith, Executive Producer
    Stefanie Cohen Williams, Co-Executive Producer
    Ewa Mularczyk, Co-Executive Producer
    Michelle Thomas, Co-Executive Producer

    WINNER: Queer Eye • Netflix • Scout Productions Inc. and ITV Entertainment LLC for Netflix
    David Collins, Executive Producer
    Michael Williams, Executive Producer
    Rob Eric, Executive Producer
    Jennifer Lane, Executive Producer
    Jordana Hochman, Executive Producer
    Mark Bracero, Executive Producer
    Lyndsey Burr, Executive Producer
    Jeremiah Brent, Executive Producer
    Karamo Brown, Executive Producer
    Tan France, Executive Producer
    Antoni Porowski, Executive Producer
    Jonathan Van Ness, Executive Producer
    Solange Gomez-Smith, Supervising Producer
    Jenifer Lerman, Supervising Producer
    Alexander Liley-Roth, Producer
    Erin McKeon, Producer

    Shark Tank • ABC • MGM Television in association with Sony Pictures Television
    Clay Newbill, Executive Producer
    Yun Lingner, Executive Producer
    Max Swedlow, Executive Producer
    Mark Cuban, Executive Producer
    Lori Greiner, Executive Producer
    Kevin O’Leary, Executive Producer
    Barbara Corcoran, Executive Producer
    Daymond John, Executive Producer
    Robert Herjavec, Executive Producer
    Brandon Wallace, Executive Producer
    Barry Poznick, Executive Producer
    Becky Blitz, Supervising Producer
    Andrew Kimmel, Supervising Producer
    Shaun Polakow, Senior Producer
    Shawn Aly, Senior Producer
    Christina Reynolds, Senior Producer
    Kelly Fazel, Senior Producer


    Outstanding Technical Direction And Camerawork For A Series

    After Midnight • Featuring Jonah Ray, Kumail Nanjiani, Emily Gordon • CBS • CBS Studios in association with Spartina Industries and Funny Or Die
    Christine Salomon, Technical Director
    Lauren Gadd, Camera
    Dawn Henry, Camera
    Chris Hamilton, Camera
    Cory Hunter, Camera
    Cary Symmons, Camera
    Jani Zandovskis, Camera

    The Daily Show • Jon Stewart & The News Team Live At The Chicago DNC • Comedy Central • Hello Doggie, Inc. Michael Williams, Technical Director
    John Floresca, Camera
    Charlie Foerschner, Camera
    Jeff Latonero, Camera
    James McEvoy, Camera
    Matt Muro, Camera
    Tim Quigley, Camera
    Phil Salanto, Camera
    Michael Schmehl, Camera
    Rich York, Camera

    Everybody’s Live With John Mulaney • How Tall Are You? • Netflix • Multiple Camera Productions for Netflix
    Chris Salomon, Technical Director
    Bert Atkinson, Camera
    Ed Horton, Camera
    Karin Pelloni, Camera
    Cole Overholser, Camera
    George Prince, Camera
    John Perry, Camera
    Keyan Safyari, Camera
    Damien Tuffereau, Camera
    Suzie Weis, Camera
    Terrance Ho, Video Control

    WINNER: Saturday Night Live • Host: Jack Black • NBC • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video
    Bill DiGiovanni, Technical Director
    John Pinto, Camera
    Paul Cangialosi, Camera
    Anthony Tarantino, Camera
    Dave Driscoll, Camera
    Brian Phraner, Camera
    Daniel Erbeck, Camera

    The Voice • Live Finale (Part 1) • NBC • MGM Television and Warner Bros. Unscripted Television in association with Warner Horizon and ITV Studios The Voice USA, Inc.
    Allan Wells, Technical Director
    Manny Bonilla, Camera
    Mano Bonilla, Camera
    Martin J. Brown Jr., Camera
    Robert Burnette, Camera
    Suzanne Ebner, Camera
    Guido Frenzel, Camera
    Alex Hernandez, Camera
    Scott Hylton, Camera
    Scott Kaye, Camera
    Jofre Rosero, Camera
    Steve Thiel, Camera
    Danny Webb, Camera


    Outstanding Technical Direction And Camerawork For A Special

    Bono: Stories Of Surrender • Apple TV+ • Apple / Plan B Entertainment / RadicalMedia
    Erik Messerschmidt, Camera
    Mark Goellnicht, Camera
    Brian S. Osmond, Camera
    Vince Vennitti, Camera
    Charles Libin, Camera
    Christine Kapo Ng, Camera
    Richard Rutkowski, Camera
    Luke McCoubrey, Camera

    An Evening With Dua Lipa • CBS • A Fulwell Entertainment and Radical 22 production
    Nick Kauffman, Camera
    Lincoln Abraham, Camera
    Gareth Beeson, Camera
    John Clarke, Camera
    Alex Dodd, Camera
    Curtis Dunne, Camera
    Dave Emery, Camera
    Dave Evans, Camera
    Ben Frewin, Camera
    Lisha Gilbert, Camera
    Matt Gladstone, Camera
    Dom Jackson, Camera
    Rob Mansfield, Camera
    Ali Miller, Camera
    James Neal, Camera
    Sophie Penwill, Camera
    Mark Sayers, Camera
    Alan Wells, Camera
    Shaun Willis, Camera

    An Evening With Elton John & Brandi Carlile • CBS • A Fulwell Entertainment, Rocket, Phantom, EMI production
    Dan Winterburn, Technical Director
    Bill Ashworth, Camera
    Curtis Dunne, Camera
    Alex Dodd, Camera
    Ben Frewin, Camera
    Sam Keogh, Camera
    Marcus Leon Soon, Camera
    Lewis Mutongwizo, Camera
    Sophie Penwill, Camera
    Mark Sayers, Camera
    Andre Seraille, Camera
    Carl Veckranges, Camera
    Shaun Willis, Camera
    Alan Wells, Camera

    The Lion King At The Hollywood Bowl • Disney+ • Disney Concerts, Fulwell 73 Productions, AMP Worldwide and Live Nation- Hewitt Silva, Disney Branded Television
    Brandon Smith, Technical Director
    Tim Farmer, Camera
    Jofre Rosero, Camera
    David Rudd, Camera
    George Prince, Camera
    Karin Pelloni, Camera
    Rob Palmer, Camera
    Bobby Delrusso, Camera
    Rob Vuona, Camera
    Austin Rock, Camera
    John Perry, Camera
    Adam Margolis, Camera
    Danny Bonilla, Camera
    Danny Webb, Camera
    Gabriel De La Parra, Camera
    Loic Maheas, Camera

    2024 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony • ABC • Tenth Planet Productions
    Eric Becker, Technical Director
    Danny Bonilla, Camera
    Kary D’Alessandro, Camera
    Dave Driscoll, Camera
    Curtis Eastwood, Camera
    David Eastwood, Camera
    Nathanial Havholm, Camera
    Jeff Johnson, Camera
    Zachariah Jones, Camera
    Jay Kulick, Camera
    Dave Levisohn, Camera
    Adam Margolis, Camera
    Rob Palmer, Camera
    Tim Quigley, Camera
    Jofre Rosero, Camera
    David Rudd, Camera
    Chad Smith, Camera
    Matt Trujillo, Camera
    Easter Xua, Camera
    Tom Zaleski, Camera
    Jeremy Freeman, Camera

    WINNER: SNL50: The Anniversary Special • NBC • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video
    Bill DiGiovanni, Technical Director
    John Pinto, Camera
    Paul Cangialosi, Camera
    Anthony Tarantino, Camera
    Dave Driscoll, Camera
    Brian Phraner, Camera
    Daniel Erbeck, Camera
    Michael Knarre, Camera
    Anthony Lenzo, Camera
    Ansel Nunez, Camera
    Rick Fox, Camera


    Outstanding Unstructured Reality Program

    America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders • Netflix • One Potato Productions and Boardwalk Pictures in association with Campfire Studios for Netflix
    Greg Whiteley, Executive Producer
    Andrew Fried, Executive Producer
    Dane Lillegard, Executive Producer
    Adam Leibowitz, Co-Executive Producer
    Chelsea Yarnell, Producer

    WINNER: Love On The Spectrum • Netflix • Northern Pictures for Netflix
    Cian O’Clery, Executive Producer
    Karina Holden, Executive Producer
    Diana Gonzales, Supervising Producer

    RuPaul’s Drag Race: Untucked • MTV • World of Wonder
    Fenton Bailey, Executive Producer
    Randy Barbato, Executive Producer
    Tom Campbell, Executive Producer
    RuPaul Charles, Executive Producer
    Andrea Van Metter, Executive Producer
    Mandy Salangsang, Executive Producer
    Steven Corfe, Executive Producer
    Daniel Blau Rogge, Executive Producer
    Natalia James, Co-Executive Producer
    Thairin Smothers, Co-Executive Producer
    Julie Ha, Supervising Producer
    Alicia Gargaro-Magana, Producer
    America Ruiz, Senior Producer

    The Secret Lives Of Mormon Wives • Hulu • Jeff Jenkins Productions in association with 3BMG and Walt Disney Television Alternative
    Jeff Jenkins, Executive Producer
    Russell Jay-Staglik, Executive Producer
    Andrea Metz, Executive Producer
    Brandon Beck, Executive Producer
    Lisa Filipelli, Executive Producer
    Georgia Berger, Executive Producer
    Danielle Pistotnik, Executive Producer
    Elise Chung, Executive Producer
    Melissa Bidwell, Co-Executive Producer
    Dan Cerny, Co-Executive Producer

    Welcome To Wrexham • FX on Hulu • More Better Productions, Maximum Effort, 3 Arts Entertainment and Boardwalk Pictures
    Jeff Luini, Executive Producer
    Bryan Rowland, Executive Producer
    Josh Drisko, Executive Producer
    Andy Thomas, Executive Producer
    Andrew Fried, Executive Producer
    Sarina Roma, Executive Producer
    Dane Lillegard, Executive Producer
    Nicholas Frenkel, Executive Producer
    George Dewey, Executive Producer
    Rob McElhenney, Executive Producer
    Ryan Reynolds, Executive Producer
    Humphrey Ker, Executive Producer
    Charlotte Hobday, Co-Executive Producer
    Patrick McGarvey, Co-Executive Producer
    Cody Shelton, Co-Executive Producer
    Sandy Johnston, Supervising Producer (UK)
    Liz Spano, Producer
    Aaron Lovell, Producer
    Shannon Owen, Producer


    Outstanding Variety Special (Pre-Recorded)

    Adam Sandler: Love You • Netflix • A Happy Madison production of a Central Picture for Netflix
    Barry Bernardi, Executive Producer
    Robert Digby, Executive Producer
    John Irwin, Executive Producer
    Kathy Welch, Line Producer
    Josh Safdie, Produced by
    Ronald Bronstein, Produced by
    Eli Bush, Produced by
    Dan Bulla, Produced by
    Carter Hambley, Produced by
    Brian Robinson, Produced by
    Joseph Vecsey, Produced by
    Judit Maull, Produced by
    Eli Thomas, Produced by
    Perry Sachs, Produced by
    Adam Sandler, Produced by/Performer

    Ali Wong: Single Lady • Netflix • Irwin Entertainment for Netflix
    Ali Wong, Executive Producer/Performer
    John Irwin, Executive Producer
    Casey Spira, Co-Executive Producer
    Ryan Polito, Producer

    Bill Burr: Drop Dead Years • Hulu • All Things Comedy
    Bill Burr, Executive Producer/Performer
    Mike Bertolina, Executive Producer
    Dave Becky, Executive Producer
    Ben Tishler, Executive Producer
    Matt Schuler, Produced by
    Cameron Fife, Produced by

    WINNER: Conan O’Brien: The Kennedy Center Mark Twain Prize For American Humor • Netflix • Done + Dusted and The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts for Netflix
    David Jammy, Executive Producer
    Chris Convy, Executive Producer
    Kristen Wong, Executive Producer
    Rick Austin, Executive Producer
    Matthew Winer, Executive Producer
    Monica Holt, Executive Producer
    Bill Urban, Co-Executive Producer
    Michael B. Matuza, Co-Executive Producer
    Samantha Sullivan, Supervising Producer
    Marcus Raboy, Producer
    Phil Rosenberg, Producer
    Robin Burke, Producer
    Neha Patel, Producer
    Emeline Carlisle, Producer
    Andrew Schaff, Line Producer

    Sarah Silverman: PostMortem • Netflix • A Netflix Comedy Special / Best Kept Secret Productions / Eleven Eleven O’ Clock Productions
    Sarah Silverman, Executive Producer/Performer
    Amy Zvi, Executive Producer
    John Skidmore, Executive Producer

    Your Friend, Nate Bargatze • Netflix • John Irwin Entertainment and Nateland Entertainment for Netflix
    Nate Bargatze, Executive Producer/Performer
    Alex Murray, Executive Producer
    Tim Sarkes, Executive Producer
    John Irwin, Executive Producer
    Kathy Welch, Producer


    Outstanding Writing For A Nonfiction Program

    Chimp Crazy • Head Shot • HBO | Max • HBO Documentary Films presents A Goode Films Production
    Eric Goode, Written by
    Jeremy McBride, Written by
    Timothy Moran, Written by
    Evan Wise, Written by
    Adrienne Gits, Written by
    Charles Divak, Written by
    Doug Abel, Written by

    Conan O’Brien Must Go • Austria • HBO | Max • Max in association with Conaco
    Conan O’Brien, Written by
    Mike Sweeney, Written by
    Jessie Gaskell, Written by
    José Arroyo, Written by

    WINNER: The Daily Show Presents: Jordan Klepper Fingers The Pulse: MAGA: The Next Generation • Comedy Central • Hello Doggie, Inc.
    Ian Berger, Writer
    Jordan Klepper, Writer
    Jennifer Flanz, Writer
    Devin Delliquanti, Writer
    Scott Sherman, Writer

    Martha • Netflix • A Netflix Documentary / A This Machine Production
    R.J. Cutler, Written by

    Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story • HBO | Max • DC Studios presents in association with HBO Documentary Films and CNN Films in association with Words+Pictures, a Passion Pictures and Misfits Entertainment production in association with Jenco Films
    Peter Ettedgui, Written by
    Ian Bonhôte, Written by
    Otto Burnham, Written by


    Outstanding Writing For A Variety Special

    Conan O’Brien: The Kennedy Center Mark Twain Prize For American Humor • Netflix • Done + Dusted and The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts for Netflix
    Jon Macks, Written by
    Chris Convy, Written by
    Lauren Greenberg, Written by
    Skyler Higley, Written by
    Ian Karmel, Written by
    Sean O’Connor, Written by

    Cunk On Life • Netflix • A Broke & Bones production for BBC Two and BBC iPlayer and Netflix
    Charlie Brooker, Written by
    Ben Caudell, Written by
    Erika Ehler, Written by
    Charlie George, Written by
    Eli Goldstone, Written by
    Jason Hazeley, Written by
    Lucia Keskin, Written by
    Diane Morgan, Written by
    Joel Morris, Written by
    Michael Odewale, Written by

    Sarah Silverman: PostMortem • Netflix • A Netflix Comedy Special / Best Kept Secret Productions / Eleven Eleven O’ Clock Productions
    Sarah Silverman, Written by

    WINNER: SNL50: The Anniversary Special • NBC • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video
    James Anderson, Written by
    Dan Bulla, Written by
    Megan Callahan-Shah, Written by
    Michael Che, Written by
    Mikey Day, Written by
    Mike DiCenzo, Written by
    James Downey, Written by
    Tina Fey, Written by
    Jimmy Fowlie, Written by
    Alison Gates, Written by
    Sudi Green, Written by
    Jack Handey, Written by
    Steve Higgins, Written by
    Colin Jost, Written by
    Erik Kenward, Written by
    Dennis McNicholas, Written by
    Seth Meyers, Written by
    Lorne Michaels, Written by
    John Mulaney, Written by
    Jake Nordwind, Written by
    Ceara O’Sullivan, Written by
    Josh Patten, Written by
    Paula Pell, Written by
    Simon Rich, Written by
    Pete Schultz, Written by
    Streeter Seidell, Written by
    Emily Spivey, Written by
    Kent Sublette, Written by
    Bryan Tucker, Written by
    Auguste White, Written by

    Your Friend, Nate Bargatze • Netflix • John Irwin Entertainment and Nateland Entertainment for Netflix
    Nate Bargatze, Written by

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  • Fed Chair Finalist Hassett Backs ‘Mission Creep’ Criticism

    Fed Chair Finalist Hassett Backs ‘Mission Creep’ Criticism

    Kevin Hassett, a top candidate for Federal Reserve chair, said the US central bank put its independence and credibility in jeopardy by expanding beyond its mandate.

    “The question is, has the current central bank been as independent as we would like, as transparent as we would like?” Hassett, a top White House economic adviser, said Sunday on CBS’ Face the Nation. “And I think there’s some dispute about that.”

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  • Nikkei 225, Japan yen, Ishiba resignation

    Nikkei 225, Japan yen, Ishiba resignation

    The Tokyo Tower stands amid buildings at dusk in Tokyo, Japan.

    Bloomberg | Bloomberg | Getty Images

    Asia-Pacific markets traded mostly higher Monday as investors assessed Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba’s resignation announcement over the weekend, as well as China exports data.

    Japan’s benchmark Nikkei 225 rose 1.45% to close at 43,643.81 following the prime minister’s statement, which came after weeks of mounting pressure over his national election defeat late last year. The Topix climbed 1.06% to close at a record high of 3,138.2.

    Koizumi Shinjiro, the agricultural minister and son of a former prime minister, is a likely contender to take the helm, Stefan Angrick, head of Japan and frontier markets economics at Moody’s Analytics said in a Monday note. Meanwhile, Sanae Takaichi, protege of the late Prime Minister Abe Shinzo and a runner-up in last year’s party contest, is also a key contender.

    Richard Kaye, portfolio manager at Comgest, said that the market’s “very positive response” Monday was “a little bit of surprise,” but it’s “reflective of the excitement surrounding Koizumi and Takaichi.”

    Kaye pointed out that potential successor Takaichi, who is keen on deregulation and not as much on interest rate hikes, is “likely the candidate to drive growth and she will justify today’s market rally.”

    The Japanese yen weakened 0.64% to 148.33 against the greenback, while Japanese bonds continued their sell-off.

    Japan’s 30-year bond yield rose over 4 basis points to 3.272% after notching a record high last Wednesday, having surged more than 100 basis points this year. The yield on the 20-year debt is over 3 basis points higher at 2.676%.

    Japanese government bond yields have been notching fresh highs as investors price in persistent inflation, tighter monetary policy, as well as fiscal uncertainty.

    “Japan is now set for a period of extended uncertainty going into Q4 2025,” wrote analysts from BMI, a unit of Fitch Solutions. “Although the next LDP leader would ordinarily automatically become prime minister, it is theoretically possible for the opposition to band together under a rival candidate for the premiership.”

    South Korea’s Kospi rose 0.45% to close at 3,219.59 while the small-cap Kosdaq jumped 0.89% to 818.6.

    Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index rose 0.8%, while the mainland’s CSI 300 added 0.16% to close at 4,467.57 after China’s August exports climbed by a less-than-expected 4.4% in U.S. dollar terms from a year earlier. Reuters-polled economists had estimates a 5.0% rise. Imports also grew less than expected due to the persistent real estate slump, rising job insecurity, among other factors.

    Australia’s benchmark S&P/ASX 200 lost 0.24% to end the trading day at 8,849.6.

    India’s Nifty 50 climbed 0.44%, while the Sensex index advanced 0.34%.

    Oil prices inched higher after OPEC+ announced over the weekend it will lift oil production again starting in October, though the group is slowing the pace of hikes. In an online meeting Sunday, eight OPEC+ members agreed to lift production by 137,000 barrels a day starting in October, far below the increases of around 555,000 bpd in September and August, and 411,000 bpd in July and June.

    Global benchmark Brent added 0.53% to $62.2 a barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate futures traded 0.6% higher at $65.89 per barrel.

    U.S. stock futures were little changed on Sunday as investors gear up for a data-heavy week that includes two closely watched readings on inflation. The producer price index report for August is due out Wednesday morning stateside, followed by the consumer price index on Thursday.

    Last Friday in the U.S., all three major averages closed lower after a weaker-than-expected jobs report gave way to worries about a slowing economy, even as expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut were solidified.

    The S&P 500 finished down 0.32% at 6,481.50, while the Nasdaq Composite declined 0.03% to settle at 21,700.39. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down 220.43 points, or 0.48%, at 45,400.86.

    All three leading indexes had reached fresh record intraday highs earlier in Friday’s session. At their peaks, the broad market index, the tech-heavy Nasdaq and the blue-chip Dow were up about 0.5%, 0.8% and 0.3%, respectively.

    — CNBC’s Brian Evans and Sean Conlon contributed to this report.

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  • Donald Trump’s tariffs put US manufacturing revival hopes to the test

    Donald Trump’s tariffs put US manufacturing revival hopes to the test

    Natalie ShermanBBC News, Fall River, Massachusetts

    BBC Frank and Sue stand next to each other, smiling, in front of their factory floor. Behind them is a table with a fan, and an American flag hangs from the wall.BBC

    Frank Teixeira and his daughter Sue Teixeira, co-owners of Fall River-based Accurate Services

    In a corner of a cavernous 1890s factory in southern Massachusetts, 15 people are bent over sewing machines, churning out specialty, hospital-grade neonatal gear.

    They are all that remain of what was once a much bigger manufacturing operation, most of which the Teixeira family shut down in 1990, reinventing their business as a largely warehousing and distribution business.

    Since US President Donald Trump started rolling out sweeping tariffs, the Teixeiras have been fielding more inquiries from companies newly interested in their US-based sewing services.

    But they have turned down those offers, deterred by the difficulty of hiring in the midst of an immigration crackdown and doubts that the demand will be sustained.

    It’s just one of the many indications that achieving the manufacturing revival promised by the president is likely to be far more difficult than the White House has claimed.

    “It’s just not going to happen,” said Frank Teixeira, who joined the family business in the 1970s and oversaw its dismantling and reinvention as Accurate Services Inc.

    “Tariffs are a bad policy and eventually are going to come home to haunt us.”

    Trump campaigned for the presidency on the promise of a better economy, engineered in part by tariffs that he said would lower costs and usher in a new golden age.

    The message proved to resonate with voters, helping the campaign make unexpected inroads in working-class areas long considered Democratic strongholds.

    That includes the Teixeiras’ base of Fall River, a former textile manufacturing hub, where Trump’s win marked the first in the city by a Republican presidential candidate in roughly a century.

    But his plans were widely panned by experts, who warned that the tariffs, which are a tax on imports, would instead raise prices for American businesses and consumers and slow growth – with particular risks for manufacturers, who often rely on imported supplies.

    Now nine months into the president’s term as the tariffs take hold, the gulf between Trump’s rhetoric, which boasts of investments pouring into the country, and the reality on the ground in places like Fall River, is starting to show.

    A worker in a pink shirt makes towels at the Matouk factory in Fall River, Massachusetts. She is examining a white towel on a large workbench, standing in front of a large teal green machine that appears to be embroidering patterns onto other towels.

    US manufacturer Matouk relies on imported cloth and other materials to make high-end sheets, quilts and towels

    Employment growth in the US has slowed precipitously this year, including in manufacturing. After expanding after the pandemic, payrolls at manufacturing firms have shrunk this year, shedding 12,000 jobs last month alone.

    Business surveys indicate that activity in the sector is in contraction.

    Last month, 71% of manufacturers questioned by the Dallas branch of the Federal Reserve said the tariffs – which range from 10% to 50% on most imports – had already had a negative impact on their business, raising the cost of resources and hurting profits.

    At Matouk, a maker of high-end bedding up the road from the Teixeiras’, boss George Matouk said that between April and August tariffs had already added more than $100,000 (£74,000) a month in costs, as they hit supplies like cotton fabric from India and Portugal and down from Liechtenstein.

    George Matouk, in a blue button down shirt, at his factory in Fall River. Behind him women are seated at workstations in the large warehouse space.

    George Matouk said he was seeing no benefits from the tariffs

    Founded by his grandfather in 1929, the company has grown to employ about 300 people in recent years – a point of pride for Mr Matouk, who faced naysayers when he returned as the third generation to join the family business after graduating from Columbia Business School in the late 1990s.

    But the sudden tariff expense has forced the firm to cut investments on things such as new equipment and spending on discretionary items like marketing.

    Despite the made-in-America distinction of many of his products, Mr Matouk said he expected no benefits from the tariffs because higher costs were pushing him to raise prices, a move likely to weigh on sales.

    “Because the materials are subject to tariffs just like everything else, the benefits are not there,” he said.

    Mr Matouk called the current challenges faced by his firm “demoralising in a new way”, since they have been inflicted deliberately, by government policy.

    “We’ve done all of the things we were supposed to do in order to invest in the industrial base of the United States when no one else was willing to do it and it’s just really frustrating that now we’re being penalised,” he said.

    Kim and Mike smile while standing on the dark wood floor of their factory, with an American flag hanging behind them

    Kim and Mike van der Sleesen, owners of Vanson Leathers

    Studies on the impact of the more limited tariffs imposed by Trump during his first term on manufacturers in the US have found that small job gains in protected industries, like steel, were more than offset by losses at other firms that were dependent on parts.

    But Mike van der Sleesen, who runs motorcycle jacket business Vanson Leathers, said he thought the changes this year had been so disruptive that it was premature to make predictions.

    Mr van der Sleesen, who voted for Trump last year, is no fan of the president’s tariffs, which have driven up his costs some 15% this year.

    However, he shared the president’s concerns that foreign companies could easily access the US market, while US firms looking to sell abroad encounter hurdles in the form of tariffs and other taxes.

    Jared Botelho, a worker at Vanson Leathers, works on snaps for the company's motorcycle jackets

    One of the roughly 50 workers at Vanson Leathers

    “It’s been a very uneven and unfair trade path for a company like Vanson,” said Mr van der Sleesen, whose business was founded in 1974 and employed more than 160 people as recently as 2000, before the wallop of China’s entry into the global order shrunk the workforce to about 50.

    “We shouldn’t charge them and they shouldn’t charge us in my view but that’s never going to happen,” he said.

    For now, demand for his jackets, which can sell for thousands of dollars, has held up. He said his suppliers in the US were reporting an uptick in activity.

    “We haven’t heard overtime in the textile world for 20 years!” he said. “It’s hard to be confident that you can predict what it’s going to shake out to be because the changes have been so dramatic.”

    Tom Teixeira, in a gray t-shirt and shorts, walks by the river in Fall River, with the Braga Bridge in the background

    Retired transit worker Tom Teixeira believes it will take time for things to improve

    On the streets of Fall River, many Trump supporters said they remained willing to give the president time to put his strategy to the test.

    “We should be able to manufacture,” said Tom Teixeira.

    The 72-year-old retired transit worker voted for Trump in 2016, 2020 and 2024, won over in part by his message on the economy.

    “I know how it was and it can improve but it’s not going to improve overnight,” said Mr Teixeira, who is not related to the Teixeira manufacturers, adding that he had yet to notice any major price increases this year.

    “A year from now, if things aren’t cheaper, we’ll see.”

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  • From Green tea to turmeric: 7 powerful foods that promise better memory and mental clarity – The Times of India

    From Green tea to turmeric: 7 powerful foods that promise better memory and mental clarity – The Times of India

    1. From Green tea to turmeric: 7 powerful foods that promise better memory and mental clarity  The Times of India
    2. From berries to fish: 4 powerful foods that can help fight brain-aging  The Times of India
    3. Mass. doctor says the foods in your child’s lunchbox can make all the difference  WCVB
    4. 6 Best Foods to Stock Up On This Fall to Improve Your Memory, According to Dietitians  EatingWell
    5. Paediatrician shares 6 foods children should eat to sharpen brain, improve focus: Blueberries to pumpkin seeds  Hindustan Times

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  • Beyerdynamic unveils trio of mid-range headphones and earphones: Aventho 200, Amiron 200, and Amiron Zero

    Beyerdynamic unveils trio of mid-range headphones and earphones: Aventho 200, Amiron 200, and Amiron Zero

    Beyerdynamic has unveiled three new mid-range headphones and earphones. (Image source: Beyerdynamic)

    Beyerdynamic has announced three mid-range audio devices—the Aventho 200, Amiron 200, and Amiron Zero—each tailored for distinct listening needs from audiophile-grade playback to sporty and lightweight designs. All models feature Bluetooth connectivity, noise-cancelling mics, and Q4 2025 availability.

    Beyerdynamic has unveiled a trio of mid-range headphones and earphones—the €249 (~$290) Aventho 200 over-ear headphones, the €179 (~$209) Amiron 200 open-ear earphones, and the €149 (~$174) Amiron Zero clip-on earbuds.

    The Aventho 200 is the best of the three models for music enthusiasts, with 45 mm drivers that have a frequency range of 10 Hz to 22 kHz. It supports the aptX Lossless codec for high-resolution music playback over Bluetooth 5.4 wireless connections. It can also be connected to audio sources using the wired 3.5 mm cable. The unit leverages two feed-forward and two feedback microphones for background noise cancelling during calls. The headphones can run up to 40 hours with ANC on and recharge in 1.5 hours, according to the company.

    The Amiron 200 is designed for runners and sports players, with a secure design that hooks around the ears. It uses 18 x 11 x 4.85 mm (0.71 x 0.43 x 0.19 in.) drivers that have a frequency range of 20 Hz to 20 kHz. It only supports the standard SBC and AAC audio codecs over Bluetooth 5.3 wireless connections. The unit only uses two microphones for noise cancelling during calls. The earphones can run up to 11 hours per charge and recharge in two hours, according to the company.

    The Amiron Zero is designed for high wear comfort due to its weight of 6 g (0.21 oz.) per earbud. It uses 18 x 11 x 4.85 mm (0.71 x 0.43 x 0.19 in.) drivers that have a frequency range of 20 Hz to 20 kHz. It only supports the standard SBC and AAC audio codecs over Bluetooth 5.4 wireless connections. The unit only uses two microphones for noise cancelling during calls. The earphones can run up to six hours per charge and recharge in two hours, according to the company.

    The Aventho comes in black or white colorways, while the other two come in black, white, or sport colorways. The latter are IP54 dust and water resistant. All are scheduled for release in the fourth quarter of 2025. Readers can look for them in the Beyerdynamic store on Amazon.

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  • Afghan earthquake survivors refuse to return to villages, fearing landslides

    Afghan earthquake survivors refuse to return to villages, fearing landslides

    Afghan children sit with their belongings in a field, after a deadly magnitude-6 earthquake that struck Afghanistan, in Kunar province, Afghanistan, September 2, 2025. — Reuters
    • Survivors camp outdoors fearing aftershocks, lack tents.
    • More than 2,200 dead, helicopters delivered aid.
    • Children face trauma, disease risks.

    Haunted by the fear that aftershocks could bring rocks crashing down from the mountains, the survivors of Afghan earthquakes vowed not to return to destroyed villages but camp in fields and on riverbanks instead, even without tents to keep off the rain.

    “We have no shelter, not even a tent,” said 67-year-old farmer Adam Khan, leaning on a stick outside his ruined home in the village of Masud in Afghanistan’s eastern province of Kunar, devastated last week by earthquakes and subsequent aftershocks.

    “It rained last night, we had no place to take cover,” he added. “Our biggest fear is the big rocks that could come down at any moment.”

    Two earthquakes on September 1 killed more than 2,200 people and injured over 3,600 across the region, flattening thousands of homes, while aftershocks brought fresh landslides, leaving families trapped between unstable mountains and swollen rivers.

    Aid groups sped in food and supplies by helicopter, but survivors say help is patchy and slow.

    Afghanistan’s poverty and inadequate infrastructure maroon many villages hours from the nearest road, while most homes, built of mud and stone, crumbled instantly in the tremors.

    Families cluster in makeshift camps dotting the area. In the village of Shaheedan, farmer Shams-ur-Rahman, 40, said he lost six relatives and fled with his family of nine. Now they sit in the open beside a road, flanked by their few possessions.

    “The tents they gave us cannot even accommodate our children,” he said. “On the way down from the mountain, I had no shoes for my son, so I shared mine with him in turns as we walked down.”

    For some, the displacement looks set to be permanent. In the harsh glare of the sun, Gul Ahmad, 51, stood beside his relatives, the women of his family crouched in the shade of a wall as their pop-up tents flapped in the dust nearby.

    “Even if there is no earthquake, a simple rainfall could bring rocks crashing down on us,” he said. “We will not go back. The government must provide us with a place.”

    Without sufficient shelter, sanitation and food, the trauma will spread disease and poverty in one of the world’s poorest and most quake-prone nations, international aid agencies say.

    Some of the worst affected are children. Twelve-year-old Sadiq was pulled out alive after being trapped for 11 hours under rubble, in which his grandmother and a cousin were killed beside him.

    “I thought I would die,” he said, sitting quietly on a rope bed as cousins and uncles milled around the family’s shelter. “It felt like doomsday.”


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  • See the Complete Winners List!

    See the Complete Winners List!

    NEED TO KNOW

    • Lady Gaga led the pack with 12 nominations and took home four
    • Sabrina Carpenter and Ariana Grande took home three each
    • The awards show aired live from the UBS Arena in Elmont, New York

    Who’s taking home a Moon Person at the 2025 MTV VMAs?

    The 2025 MTV Video Music Awards, hosted by LL Cool J, is going down at UBS Arena in New York on Sunday, Sept. 7, and some of the biggest artists in music are receiving honors for their work.

    Lady Gaga led this year’s nominations with 12 in total, including Artist of the Year, Video of the Year and Song of the Year.

    Other top nominees included Bruno Mars, Kendrick Lamar, ROSÉ, Sabrina Carpenter, Ariana Grande, The Weeknd, Billie Eilish and Charli xcx.

    Among the stars performing at the ceremony are Gaga, Carpenter, Sombr, Alex Warren, J Balvin featuring DJ Snake, Post Malone, Doja Cat, Jelly Roll, Conan Gray and Tate McRae.

    The VMAs Extended Play Stage, presented by Doritos, will see Bailey Zimmerman featuring The Kid LAROI, Lola Young and Megan Moroney take the stage to perform during the show.

    Additional performers will include special honorees Mariah Carey, Ricky Martin and Busta Rhymes.

    Click here to see all of PEOPLE’s MTV VMAs coverage.

    Alex Warren; Tate McRae; Sombr.

    Roy Rochlin/Getty; Gilbert Flores/Billboard via Getty; Angelina Katsanis/UPI/Shutterstock


    See the complete list of 2025 MTV VMAs winners below.

    VIDEO OF THE YEAR, presented by Burger King® 

    • Ariana Grande – “brighter days ahead” – Republic Records — WINNER
    • Billie Eilish – “BIRDS OF A FEATHER” – Darkroom/Interscope Records
    • Kendrick Lamar – “Not Like Us” – pgLang/Interscope Records
    • Lady Gaga & Bruno Mars – “Die With A Smile” – Interscope Records
    • ROSÉ & Bruno Mars – “APT.” – Atlantic Records
    • Sabrina Carpenter – “Manchild” – Island
    • The Weeknd, Playboi Carti – “Timeless” – XO/Republic Records

    ARTIST OF THE YEAR

    • Bad Bunny – Rimas Entertainment
    • Beyoncé – Parkwood Entertainment/Columbia Records
    • Kendrick Lamar – pgLang/Interscope Records
    • Lady Gaga – Interscope Records — WINNER
    • Morgan Wallen – Big Loud Records/Mercury Records
    • Taylor Swift – Republic Records
    • The Weeknd – XO/Republic Records

    SONG OF THE YEAR

    • Alex Warren – “Ordinary” – Atlantic Records
    • Billie Eilish – “BIRDS OF A FEATHER” – Darkroom/Interscope Records
    • Doechii – “Anxiety” – Top Dawg Entertainment/Capitol Records
    • Ed Sheeran – “Sapphire” – Gingerbread Man Records/Atlantic Records
    • Gracie Abrams – “I Love You, I’m Sorry” – Interscope Records
    • Lady Gaga & Bruno Mars – “Die with a Smile” – Interscope Records
    • Lorde – “What Was That” – Republic Records
    • ROSÉ & Bruno Mars – “APT.” – Atlantic Records — WINNER
    • Tate McRae – “Sports Car” – RCA Records
    • The Weeknd, Playboi Carti – “Timeless” – XO/Republic Records

    BEST NEW ARTIST

    • Alex Warren – Atlantic Records – WINNER
    • Ella Langley – SAWGOD/Columbia Records
    • Gigi Perez – Island
    • Lola Young – Island
    • sombr – SMB Music/Warner Records — FINALIST
    • The Marías – Nice Life/Atlantic Records — FINALIST

    BEST POP ARTIST

    • Ariana Grande – Republic Records
    • Charli xcx – Atlantic Records
    • Justin Bieber – Def Jam Recordings
    • Lorde – Republic Records
    • Miley Cyrus – Columbia Records
    • Sabrina Carpenter – Island — WINNER
    • Tate McRae – RCA Records

    MTV PUSH PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR, presented by BACARDÍ® Rum

    • Aug 2024 – Shaboozey – “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” – American Dogwood/EMPIRE
    • Sept 2024 – Ayra Starr – “Last Heartbreak Song” – Mavin Records/Republic Records
    • Oct 2024 – Mark Ambor – “Belong Together” – Hundred Days Records/Virgin Music
    • Nov 2024 – Lay Bankz – “Graveyard” – Artist Partner Group Inc.
    • Dec 2024 – Dasha – “Bye Bye Bye” – Warner Records
    • Jan 2025 – KATSEYE – “Touch” – HYBE/Geffen Records — WINNER
    • Feb 2025 – Jordan Adetunji – “KEHLANI” – 300 Entertainment
    • Mar 2025 – Leon Thomas – “YES IT IS” – EZMNY Records/Motown Records
    • Apr 2025 – Livingston – “Shadow” – Republic Records
    • May 2025 – Damiano David – “Next Summer” – Sony Italy/Arista Records
    • June 2025 – Gigi Perez – “Sailor Song” – Island
    • July 2025 – ROLE MODEL – “Sally, When The Wine Runs Out” – Interscope Records

    BEST COLLABORATION, presented by Under Armour

    • Bailey Zimmerman with Luke Combs – “Backup Plan (Stagecoach Official Music Video)” – Atlantic Records/Warner Music Nashville
    • Kendrick Lamar & SZA – “luther” – pgLang/Interscope Records
    • Lady Gaga & Bruno Mars – “Die with a Smile” – Interscope Records — WINNER
    • Post Malone ft. Blake Shelton – “Pour Me A Drink” – Mercury Records
    • ROSÉ & Bruno Mars – “APT.” – Atlantic Records
    • Selena Gomez, benny blanco – “Sunset Blvd” – SMG Music/Friends Keep Secrets/Interscope Records

    BEST POP

    • Alex Warren – “Ordinary” – Atlantic Records
    • Ariana Grande – “brighter days ahead” – Republic Record
    • Ed Sheeran – “Sapphire” – Gingerbread Man Records/Atlantic Records
    • Lady Gaga & Bruno Mars – “Die With A Smile” – Interscope Records
    • ROSÉ & Bruno Mars – “APT.” – Atlantic Records
    • Sabrina Carpenter – “Manchild” – Island

    BEST HIP-HOP

    • Doechii – “Anxiety” – Top Dawg Entertainment/Capitol Records — WINNER
    • Drake – “NOKIA” – OVO/Santa Anna/Republic
    • Eminem ft. Jelly Roll – “Somebody Save Me” – Shady/Aftermath/Interscope Records
    • GloRilla ft. Sexyy Red – “WHATCHU KNO ABOUT ME” – CMG/Interscope Records
    • Kendrick Lamar – “Not Like Us” – pgLang/Interscope Records
    • LL COOL J ft. Eminem – “Murdergram Deux” – Def Jam Recordings
    • Travis Scott – “4X4” – Cactus Jack/Epic Records

    BEST R&B

    • Chris Brown – “Residuals” – Chris Brown Entertainment/RCA Records
    • Leon Thomas & Freddie Gibbs – “MUTT (REMIX)” – EZMNY Records/Motown Records
    • Mariah Carey – “Type Dangerous” – gamma. — WINNER
    • PARTYNEXTDOOR – “N o C h i l l” – OVO Sound
    • Summer Walker – “Heart Of A Woman” – LVRN/Interscope Records
    • SZA – “Drive” – Top Dawg Entertainment/RCA Records
    • The Weeknd, Playboi Carti – “Timeless” – XO/Republic Records

    BEST ALTERNATIVE

    • Gigi Perez – “Sailor Song” – Island
    • Imagine Dragons – “Wake Up” – KIDinaKorner/Interscope Records
    • Lola Young – “Messy” – Island
    • mgk & Jelly Roll – “Lonely Road” – EST 19XX/Interscope Records
    • sombr – “back to friends” – SMB Music/Warner Records — WINNER
    • The Marías – “Back To Me” – Nice Life/Atlantic Records

    BEST ROCK

    • Coldplay – “ALL MY LOVE” – Atlantic Records — WINNER
    • Evanescence – “Afterlife (From the Netflix Series “Devil May Cry”)” – Netflix Music
    • Green Day – “One Eyed Bastard” – Reprise Records/Warner Records
    • Lenny Kravitz – “Honey” – ℗© 2024 Roxie Records Inc. under exclusive license to BMG Rights Management GmbH
    • Linkin Park – “The Emptiness Machine” – Warner Records
    • twenty one pilots – “The Contract” – Fueled By Ramen

    BEST LATIN

    • Bad Bunny – “BAILE INoLVIDABLE” – Rimas Entertainment
    • J Balvin – “Rio” – Capitol Records
    • KAROL G – “Si Antes Te Hubiera Conocido” – Bichota Records/Interscope Records
    • Peso Pluma – “LA PATRULLA” – Double P Records
    • Rauw Alejandro & Romeo Santos – “Khé?” – Sony Music US Latin
    • Shakira – “Soltera“ – Sony Music US Latin — WINNER

    BEST K-POP

    • aespa – “Whiplash” – SM Entertainment/Virgin Music Group
    • JENNIE – “like JENNIE” – OA Entertainment/Columbia Records
    • Jimin – “Who” – BIGHIT MUSIC
    • JISOO – “earthquake” – Warner Records
    • LISA ft. Doja Cat & RAYE – “Born Again” – Lloud Co./RCA Records — WINNER
    • Stray Kids – “Chk Chk Boom” – JYP/IMPERIAL/Republic
    • ROSÉ – “toxic till the end” – Atlantic Records

    BEST AFROBEATS

    • Asake & Travis Scott – “Active” – YBNL Nation/EMPIRE
    • Burna Boy ft. Travis Scott – “TaTaTa” – Spaceship/Bad Habit/Atlantic Records
    • MOLIY, Silent Addy, Skillibeng & Shenseea – “Shake It To The Max (FLY) (Remix)” – gamma.
    • Rema – “Baby (Is It A Crime)” – Mavin Global Holdings Ltd / Jonzing World Entertainment / Interscope Records
    • Tems ft. Asake – “Get It Right” – RCA Records/Since ’93
    • Tyla – “PUSH 2 START” – FAX Records/Epic Records — WINNER
    • Wizkid ft. Brent Faiyaz – “Piece Of My Heart” – Starboy/RCA Records

    BEST COUNTRY

    • Chris Stapleton – “Think I’m In Love With You” – Mercury Nashville
    • Cody Johnson with Carrie Underwood – “I’m Gonna Love You” – CoJo Music / Warner Music Nashville
    • Jelly Roll – “Liar” – BBR Music Group/BMG/Republic Records
    • Lainey Wilson – “4x4xU” – Broken Bow Records
    • Megan Moroney – “Am I Okay?” – Columbia Records — WINNER
    • Morgan Wallen – “Smile” – Big Loud Records/Mercury Records

    BEST ALBUM

    • Bad Bunny – DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS – Rimas Entertainment
    • Kendrick Lamar – GNX – pgLang/Interscope Records
    • Lady Gaga – Mayhem – Interscope Records
    • Morgan Wallen – I’m The Problem – Big Loud Records/Mercury Records
    • Sabrina Carpenter – Short n’ Sweet – Island — WINNER
    • The Weeknd – Hurry Up Tomorrow – XO/Republic Records

    BEST LONG FORM VIDEO 

    • Ariana Grande – “brighter days ahead” – Republic Records — WINNER
    • Bad Bunny – “DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS (Short Film)” – Rimas Entertainment
    • Damiano David – “FUNNY little STORIES” – Sony Italy/Arista Records
    • Mac Miller – “Balloonerism” – Warner Records
    • Miley Cyrus – “Something Beautiful” – Columbia Records
    • The Weeknd – “Hurry Up Tomorrow” – XO/Republic Records

    VIDEO FOR GOOD

    • Burna Boy – “Higher” – Spaceship/Bad Habit/Atlantic Records
    • Charli xcx – “Guess featuring Billie Eilish” – Atlantic Records — WINNER
    • Doechii – “Anxiety” – Top Dawg Entertainment/Capitol Records
    • Eminem ft. Jelly Roll – “Somebody Save Me” – Shady/Aftermath/Interscope Records
    • Selena Gomez, benny blanco – “Younger And Hotter Than Me” – SMG Music/Friends Keep Secrets/Interscope Records
    • Zach Hood ft. Sasha Alex Sloan – “Sleepwalking” – Arista Records

    BEST DIRECTION

    • Ariana Grande – “brighter days ahead” – Republic Records
    • Charli xcx – “Guess featuring Billie Eilish” – Atlantic Records
    • Kendrick Lamar – “Not Like Us” – pgLang/Interscope Records
    • Lady Gaga – “Abracadabra” – Interscope Records — WINNER
    • ROSÉ & Bruno Mars – “APT.” – Atlantic Records
    • Sabrina Carpenter – “Manchild” – Island

    BEST ART DIRECTION

    • Charli xcx – “Guess featuring Billie Eilish” – Atlantic Records
    • Kendrick Lamar – “Not Like Us” – pgLang/Interscope Records
    • Lady Gaga – “Abracadabra” – Interscope Records — WINNER
    • Lorde – “Man Of The Year” – Republic Records
    • Miley Cyrus – “End of the World” – Columbia Records
    • ROSÉ & Bruno Mars – “APT.” – Atlantic Records

    BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY

    • Ariana Grande – “brighter days ahead” – Republic Records
    • Ed Sheeran – “Sapphire” – Gingerbread Man Records/Atlantic Records
    • Kendrick Lamar – “Not Like Us” – pgLang/Interscope Records — WINNER
    • Lady Gaga – “Abracadabra” – Interscope Records
    • Miley Cyrus – “Easy Lover” – Columbia Records
    • Sabrina Carpenter – “Manchild” – Island

    BEST EDITING

    • Charli xcx – “Guess featuring Billie Eilish” – Atlantic Records
    • Ed Sheeran – “Sapphire” – Gingerbread Man Records/Atlantic Records
    • Kendrick Lamar – “Not Like Us” – pgLang/Interscope Records
    • Lady Gaga – “Abracadabra” – Interscope Records
    • Sabrina Carpenter – “Manchild” – Island
    • Tate McRae – “Just Keep Watching (from F1® The Movie)” – Atlantic Records — WINNER

    BEST CHOREOGRAPHY

    • Doechii – “Anxiety” – Top Dawg Entertainment/Capitol Records — WINNER
    • FKA twigs – “Eusexua” – Atlantic Records
    • Kendrick Lamar – “Not Like Us” – pgLang/Interscope Records
    • Lady Gaga – “Abracadabra” – Interscope Records
    • Tyla – “PUSH 2 START” – FAX Records/Epic Records
    • Zara Larsson – “Pretty Ugly” – Epic Records

    BEST VISUAL EFFECTS

    • Ariana Grande – “brighter days ahead” – Republic Records
    • Lady Gaga – “Abracadabra” – Interscope Records
    • ROSÉ & Bruno Mars – “APT.” – Atlantic Records
    • Sabrina Carpenter – “Manchild” – Island — WINNER
    • Tate McRae – “Just Keep Watching (From F1® The Movie) “ – Atlantic Records
    • The Weeknd – “Hurry Up Tomorrow” – XO/Republic Records

    BEST GROUP

    • aespa
    • All Time Low
    • Backstreet Boys
    • BLACKPINK — WINNER
    • Coldplay
    • Evanescence
    • Fuerza Regida**
    • Grupo Frontera
    • Imagine Dragons
    • Jonas Brothers
    • KATSEYE
    • My Chemical Romance
    • SEVENTEEN
    • Stray Kids
    • The Marías
    • twenty one pilots

    SONG OF THE SUMMER

    • Addison Rae** – “Headphones On” – Columbia Records
    • Alex Warren – “Ordinary” – Atlantic Records
    • Benson Boone – “Mystical Magical” – Night Street Records/Warner Records
    • BigXthaPlug** ft. Bailey Zimmerman – “All The Way” – UnitedMasters
    • Chappell Roan – “The Subway” – Island
    • Demi Lovato – “Fast” – Island
    • Doja Cat – “Jealous Type” – Kemosabe/RCA Records
    • HUNTR/X: EJAE, Audrey Nuna & REI AMI** – “Golden” – Republic Records/Visva Records
    • Jessie Murph – “Blue Strips” – Columbia Records
    • Justin Bieber – “Daisies” – Def Jam Recordings
    • MOLIY, Silent Addy, Skillibeng & Shenseea – “Shake It To The Max (FLY) (Remix)” – gamma.
    • Morgan Wallen ft. Tate McRae – “What I Want” – Big Loud Records/Mercury Records
    • Ravyn Lenae** ft. Rex Orange County** – “Love Me Not” – Atlantic Records
    • Sabrina Carpenter – “Manchild” – Island
    • sombr – “12 to 12” – SMB Music/Warner Records
    • Tate McRae – “Just Keep Watching (From F1® The Movie)” – Atlantic Records — WINNER

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  • Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Man’s Best Friend’ Opens at No. 1

    Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Man’s Best Friend’ Opens at No. 1

    Sabrina Carpenter is back at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with her latest, “Man’s Best Friend.” The 12-song set debuts as her second consecutive chart-topper in a little over a year following 2024’s “Short n’ Sweet,” which spent four weeks at No. 1 (currently at No. 7) and won a Grammy for best pop vocal album.

    “Man’s Best Friend” opens with 366,000 album units, per Luminate, as the highest-charting effort of her career. By comparison, “Short n’ Sweet” opened with 362,000 equivalent album units and became a top-seller in the United States again in February following the release of its deluxe edition.

    “Man’s Best Friend” earned the biggest opening week for any female album in 2025, surpassing the 219,000-unit debut of Lady Gaga’s “Mayhem.” Carpenter also broke the record for the most-streamed debut for an album by a woman this year, totaling 184 million streams. On Spotify, she broke the record for most-streamed album in a single day by a female artist this year.

    Her seventh studio effort, “Man’s Best Friend,” was preceded by singles “Manchild” and “Tears,” with the former becoming her first single to debut at No. 1 on the Hot 100. On Sep. 4, she treated fans with surprise bonus track, “Such a Funny Way,” which is available to download from her website.

    Carpenter is expected to perform songs from “Man’s Best Friend” during her appearance at the MTV VMAs on Sunday night. She’s up for eight awards this year, including the top prize of video of the year for “Manchild.”

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