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COVID-19 safety measures while presenting an award at last night’s (September 19) ceremony.Rogen was presenting the first award of the night for Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series at the Los Angeles event, which went to Hannah Waddingham for her role in football comedy Ted Lasso.Beginning his speech, Rogen said: “Good to be here at the Emmy Awards.

#Emmys2021Seth Rogen starting off the Emmys by addressing the elephant in the room that no one is social distancing or wearing masks and everyone is essentially squeezed inside a giant tentLOL someone backstage at the Emmys from CBS is clearly freeeaking out about what Seth Rogen said about the unexpected roof - Seth is a kingSeth Rogen looking real good yall and thank you for addressing the fact that everyone is inside of a room with no masks really close together!I like how everyone is doing

Seth Rogen is calling out his fellow celebrities. The 2021 Emmy Awards is among the first few award shows to have returned to normal in-person broadcasts since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic.

2021 Emmys, which highlighted the late, great Alex Trebek, Cicely Tyson, Larry King and Michael K.

Whoops! Seth Rogen pronounced Hannah Waddingham’s last name as “Waddington” while presenting her Emmy Award on Sunday, September 19 — and the actress had the best reaction.

Taking all precautions! After Seth Rogen voiced concerns about the in-person approach to the Emmys, host Cedric the Entertainer set the record straight about the COVID-19 protocols that were required to attend the event.

Seth Rogen is calling out the Emmys.

Seth Rogen’s got some COVID-19 anxiety.

Coming clean. James Charles doesn’t feel all too great about calling Ariana Grande the “rudest celebrity” he’d ever met a few years back. In fact, the comment remains one of his “biggest regrets” to this day. 

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Norm Macdonald, a comedian, actor and former cast member of Saturday Night Live, has died at age 61 after a nine-year private battle with cancer. Norm’s management firm Brillstein Entertainment confirmed the tragic news to Deadline on Sept. 14. After Norm’s passing was made public, stars like Seth Rogen and Jim Carrey paid tribute to Norm via social media and remembered him for his iconic work in comedy.

Shocking loss. Seth Rogen, Jon Stewart and more celebrities are sending their condolences after comedian Norm Macdonald died at age 61.

The death of actor and comedian Norm Macdonald has rocked Hollywood on Tuesday. Macdonald, who most famously worked the Weekend Update desk during his tenure on Saturday Night Live in the ’90s, succumbed to cancer after a very private, decade-long battle at the age of 61.

Gabrielle Union is honouring a true American icon at Monday night’s Met Gala.

Steph McGovern made a surprise return to her old stomping ground, the BBC Breakfast studio in Salford, in honour of her former colleague Louise Minchin's leaving party on Wednesday.However, upon her arrival, Steph was shocked to see her face still on the large poster plastered across the building – two years on from her departure.MORE: BBC Breakfast's Dan Walker jokes about deserting Louise Minchin on her birthdayWATCH: Steph McGovern shares small glimpse into Louise Minchin's farewell

Seth Rogen has debuted a brand new look on his social media and the new photo has caused lots of headlines and lots of fan chatter.