Maya Rudolph gets historic Emmys win with back-to-back awards

After four sons, Danielle Lloyd is excitedly counting down the weeks until the birth of her first daughter. And the star is sharing her journey with OK! each week in her new exclusive column.This week, Danielle, 37, talks about struggling through her back pain, her sadness at her final pregnancy and why she's been much healthier this time around...

Leslie Odom Jr. kicked off the Broadway’s Back concert portion of the 2020 Tony Awards with an energetic opening number!

health and safety practices associated with COVID-19,” David Steinberger, the foundation's board chair, said in a statement.“The National Book Awards have always been a unique — and sizeable — event, with authors, publishers, and guests traveling from all over the country to attend.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorCalm is ramping up original kids content, as the meditation and mental-wellness app company looks to persuade more parents to shell out $70 for an annual subscription — with a roster of celebs and new characters to help their young’uns chill out and get to sleep.The app, first launched in 2012, already has material targeted at tykes.

A big night for The Crown and The Queen’s Gambit helped Netflix score the most wins by any platform or network at last night’s Emmys, equalling the record set by CBS in 1974 with 44 wins.

The 2021 Emmy Award nominations showed major improvement in recognizing the contributions of BIPOC talent, and Black performers had a strong showing at the Creative Arts ceremony. But this positive upswing was more of a wrecking ball on Sunday night when nominees of color failed to win most categories, including all six acting fields.

Mj Rodriguez made Emmy history recently when she became the first trans actress to receive a nomination in the lead acting categories.

Oprah Winfrey selection and finalist for the Kirkus Prize.Doerr's “Cloud Cuckoo Land” is his first novel since his Pulitzer Prize-winning “All the Light We Cannot See” and Powers' “Bewilderment” is his first book since the Pulitzer winning “The Overstory.” Groff's “Matrix” is her third consecutive work to receive a National Book Award nomination, following “Fates and Furies” and the story collection “Florida.”Other works cited Friday by the National Book Foundation are Jakob Guanzon's

Pressing pause! Anny Francisco doesn’t want to welcome a third child anytime soon after giving birth to daughter Brenda and son Adriel in quick succession.

Maya Rudolph made some Emmy Awards history over the weekend.

When folks go to theaters or HBO Max to watch “Dune” next month, they’re only watching half of a story. Though the film is simply titled “Dune” in all the marketing materials, Denis Villeneuve is not hiding the fact that the film is really “Dune: Part One,” including that title in the actual film itself.

Claire Foy, Courtney B. Vance, Maya Rudolph and Dave Chappelle won guest actor Emmys at Sunday’s creative arts awards ceremony.

Collecting her second Emmy on Sunday night, Maya Rudolph not only became the first person in 20 years to win twice consecutively in the same category, twice–she won her second consecutive Emmy for her Big Mouth voice role, and another second consecutive Emmy for guesting on SNL—but she also became the third Black woman ever to win back-to back Emmys. Picking up the gold for Comedy Guest Actress for hosting Saturday Night Live, Rudolph was thrilled to learn of the latter achievement backstage.

Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes gave their performances back-to-back at the VMAs this year!

LOS ANGELES -- Claire Foy, Courtney B. Vance, Maya Rudolph and Dave Chappelle won guest actor Emmys at Sunday's creative arts awards ceremony.On the drama series side, Foy was honored for “The Crown" and her reprisal of Queen Elizabeth II, the role that won her a lead actress Emmy in 2018.

In yet another sign the Television Academy may need to seriously reconsider some of its categories, Claire Foy won her second Emmy Award for playing Queen Elizabeth II in “The Crown.” This win, however, came in the Guest Actress in a Drama Series category and for a less than 5 minute appearance in the fifth season of the series.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVMaya Rudolph has picked up a second consecutive guest comedy actress Emmy for “Saturday Night Live,” just hours after she picked up her second consecutive character voice-over performance Emmy.In 2020, Rudolph won guest comedy actress for appearing as then-Sen. Kamala Harris in the Eddie Murphy-hosted episode of NBC’s late-night sketch comedy series.

Maya Rudolph landed her second voice-over Emmy in a row for her role as Connie The Hormone Monstress in Big Mouth.

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