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Primetime Emmy Awards. Everyone from Zendaya to Jennifer Aniston to Kerry Washington dazzled in show-stopping jewelry that would rival any red carpet.On Sunday, September 20, A-listers virtually stopped by the 72nd annual Emmy Awards in all kinds of designer ensembles.

Friends star Jennifer Aniston gave fans a look inside her preparation for the2020 Emmy Awards, which happened virtually from around the world yesterday! All of the nominees appeared from home and ABC sent out over 100 high-def cameras to celebs all around the globe to make sure the show looks as good as possible.  Jennifer was nominated for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her work on The Morning Show, which marked her seventh nomination and she has won once in the past for her

Brian Cox looked dapper as he posed with his wife Nicole at the 'virtual' Emmy Awards. The 74-year-old was nominated for an Emmy for Best Lead Actor for his role in Succession.Brian's wife Nicole Ansari posted a snap of the pair dressed up to enjoy the Emmys from home.

ratings have plummetedin recent years. However, on Sunday night, we were given the 2020 Emmy Awards, an evening that not only celebrated the TV series that got us through this wretched year, but also championed diversity, inclusivity and originality. Yes, we were secretly wishing for technical chaos — there were 130-plus remote cameras feeding live into the Staples Center — but this year’s show cleverly provided viewers with unforeseen sights as nominees joined in from their living rooms,

72nd Emmy Awards.Host Jimmy Kimmel, 52, opened the ceremony by delivering his monologue to an apparently full audience sans masks or social distancing that confused viewers at home. However, he soon revealed it was old footage (with the real audience being a mix of empty chairs and cardboard cutouts), and then he moved into a room filled with an entire wall of screens showing this year’s nominees video-conferencing in remotely.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV CriticOpening this year’s Emmy Awards, host Jimmy Kimmel told the audience — the one at home, given that there was no one sitting before him in the stands of the Staples Center — that there were a great many moving parts in piecing together the ceremony. He asked, mordantly, “What could possibly go right?”It turns out: Quite a bit.

Also Read: 'Schitt's Creek' Just Broke an Emmy Record for Most Wins in a Comedy's Final Seasonwhen you lose the emmy pic.twitter.com/ECkbGcoHBA— ramy youssef (@ramy) September 21, 2020Youssef, who stars in Hulu’s “Ramy,” was nominated for Outstanding Directing in a Comedy Series and Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series. He lost both to “Schitt’s Creek,” which is getting an insane amount of Emmy love for its final season.

Also Read: Emmy Predictions: Who Will Take Over From 'Game of Thrones' and 'Fleabag'?Here’s an example of the broadcast TV’s solution to the “Schitt’s Creek” problem from Dan Levy’s February 2019 appearance on CBS’ “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.”The 72nd annual Emmy Awards are airing now on ABC.

E News! reporter Giuliana Rancic has confirmed she will not be attending TV's night of nights after testing positive to Coronavirus. The 46-year-old revealed in a video message obtained by E! News Giuliana said she, her husband Bill and their son Duke have tested positive for coronavirus.

will wear a tux and deliver an opening monologue — but those are about the only “normal” parts of Sunday night’s 2020 Emmys.Forget the traditional pre-shindig red-carpet ceremony (“Who are you wearing?”), the star-studded studio audience dressed to the nines, the oft-cringeworthy presenter exchanges and even that jacked-up, booming voice-over guy.In the COVID era, it will be just Kimmel, joking with and talking to the nominees, and a worldwide audience, live from the Staples Center in LA.“To

The 2020 Primetime Emmy Awards air live this Sunday, Sept. 20, at 8 p.m.

Emmy Awards are keeping it safe and classy. In these unprecedented times, new safety measures are being implemented amid the coronavirus pandemic, meaning this Sunday's Emmys will look a little different — as will their presenters.