Emmy Awards 2010: And The Winners Are…
Modern Family, Breaking Bad, Glee and Mad Men won big at the 62nd Annual Emmy Awards. Check out a complete list after the jump!
Edited: August 29th, 2010
Jim Parsons: Best Actor in Comedy
Jim Parsons won Outstanding Actor in a Comedy at the 62nd Emmy Awards for his role on The Big Bang Theory where he plays asexual nerd Sheldon Turner.
Parsons beat out Larry David (Curb Your Enthusiasm), Alec Baldwin (30 Rock), Matthew Morrison (Glee), Steve Carell (The Office) and Tony Shalhoub (Monk).
“Now I know how much I didn’t think this was going to happen,” Parsons said during his speech. “Some of you apparently voted for me. That was very sweet.”
This is Parson’s first Emmy.
Edited: August 29th, 2010
Christina Hendricks: Emmy Awards 2010
Christina Hendricks shows of her curves in a Zac Posen dress as she poses on the red carpet at the 2010 Emmy Awards held at the Nokia Theatre on Sunday (Aug. 29) in Los Angeles.
The Mad Men actress arrived with her husband Geoffrey Arend.
Hendricks was nominated for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama, but lost to The Good Wife’s Archie Panjabi.
Sharon Gless (Burn Notice), Christine Baranski (The Good Wife), Rose Byrne (Damages) and Elisabeth Moss (Mad Men) were also nominated.
Edited: August 29th, 2010
Aaron Paul: Best Supporting Actor in Drama
Breaking Bad’s Aaron Paul wins a much-deserved Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actor in Drama.
The 31-year-old was shocked and suprised when his name was called.
“I’m part of a show that I’m so unbelievably thankful for,” Paul said during his acceptance speech. “I’m up here for one reason, and that is because of Vince Gilligan, our creator and showrunner. What he does and what the rest of our brilliant staff of writers do every week is mind-blowing.” He comforted his mother who he knew was crying at home. “Bryan Cranston, to work with you every single day is a dream! I love you, brother, you have no idea!”
Paul beat out John Slattery (Mad Men), Martin Short (Damages), Terry O’ Quinn (Lost), Michael Emerson (Lost) and Andre Braugher (Men of a Certain Age).
Edited: August 29th, 2010
Jane Lynch: Best Supporting Actress Winner
Jane Lynch won her first Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Comedy Series for her role as Sue Sylvester, a snarky cheerleading coach who strives to bring down a high school glee club in Glee
Julie Bowen (Modern Family), Sofia Vergara (Modern Family), Kristen Wiig (Saturday Night Live), Jane Krakowski (30 Rock) and Holland Taylor (Half Men) were also nominated.
“Thank you so much, this is outlandish,” Lynch said in her acceptance speech. “my god, my heart is pounding, I have nine seconds.”
The actress also thanked her parents, the Glee cast, as well as the show’s creator Ryan Murphy, her agent, her wife Laura Embry and her daughter Haden.
Edited: August 29th, 2010
January Jones: Emmy Awards 2010
January Jones rocks a Atelier Versace dress on the red carpet at the 2010 Emmy Awards held at the Nokia Theatre on Sunday (Aug. 29) in Los Angeles.
The 32-year-old Mad Men actress was nominated for Outstanding Actress in a Drama, but lost to Kyra Sedgwick (The Closer).
Julianna Margulies (The Good Wife), Mariska Hargitay (Special Victims Unit), Glenn Close (Damages) and Connie Britton (Friday Night Lights) were also nominated.
Jones attended the show with SNL boyfriend Jason Sudeikis.
Edited: August 29th, 2010
Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer: Emmy Awards 2010
Newlyweds Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer walk the red carpet at the 2010 Emmy Awards at the Nokia Theatre on Sunday (Aug. 29) in Los Angeles.
The couple both wore designs by Alexander McQueen.
The pair recently got married in a private ceremony in Malibu.
Although they were on Emmy’s duty this weekend – they spent time in rehearsals and parties – they’re hoping to find some free time in the coming weeks.
Moyer told Ryan Seacrest on the red carpet that their honeymoon will hopefully be soon.
Edited: August 29th, 2010
Eric Stonestreet: Best Supporting Actor Winner
Modern Family’s Eric Stonestreet accepts his award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy.
Stonestreet beat out Chris Colfer (Glee), Neil Patrick Harris (How I Met Your Mother), Jesse Tyler Ferguson (Modern Family), Jon Cryer (Two and A Half Men) and Ty Burrell (Modern Family).
“I’m most proud of all the people I’ve met in this business,” he shared in his acceptance speech.
He also said that he has “the most amazing job ever.”
Edited: August 29th, 2010
Lea Michele: Emmy Awards 2010
Lea Michele ditches her Glee clothes for a gorgeous Oscar de la Renta dress as she arrives at the 2010 Emmy Awards held at the Nokia Theatre on Sunday (Aug. 29) in Los Angeles.
Before the show began, Michele shared that she was so excited because “Kris [Jenner] just touched up my hair and Kim Kardashian let me use her compact!”
Michele was nominated for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series, but lost to Nurse Jackie’s Edie Falco.
Edited: August 29th, 2010
Emmy 2010 Nominations Announced
The 2010 Emmy nominations have been announced!
Did your favorites make the list?
Glee and Modern Family led the pack. Did your favorites make the list?
The Emmys air live on Sunday, August 29 at 8 p.m..
COMEDY
BEST COMEDY SERIES
Curb Your Enthuasiasm
Glee
The Office
Modern Family
30 Rock
Nurse Jackie
BEST ACTOR IN A COMEDY SERIES
Jim Parsons, The Big Bang Theory
Larry David, Curb Your Enthusiasm
Matthew Morrison, Glee
Tony Shaloub, Monk
Steve Carell, The Office
Alec Baldwin, 30 Rock
BEST ACTRESS IN A COMEDY SERIES
Lea Michele, Glee
Julia Louis-Dreyfus, The New Adventures of Old Christine
Edie Falco, Nurse Jackie
Amy Poehler, Parks and Recreation
Tina Fey, 30 Rock
Toni Collette, United States of Tara
SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A COMEDY SERIES
Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Modern Family
Chris Colfer, Glee
Jon Cryer, Two and a Half Men
Ty Burrell, Modern Family
Eric Stonestreet, Modern Family
Neil Patrick Harris, How I Met Your Mother
SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A COMEDY SERIES
Jane Lynch, Glee
Jane Krakowski, 30 Rock
Kristen Wiig, Saturday Night Live
Sofia Vergara, Modern Family
Julie Bowen, Modern Family
Holland Taylor, Two and a Half Men
More after the jump!
Edited: July 8th, 2010
Katherine Heigl Enters Herself in Emmy Race
Katherine Heigl has submitted herself in the supporting actress category for this year’s Emmy race, even though didn’t appear in half of the season of Grey’s Anatomy.
Heigl only appeared in three episodes and left the show in January. Last year her name was submitted, but she said that she did not feel like her acting was up to par to be nominated.
The nominations for this year’s awards will be announced on July 8.
So far Grey’s Anatomy star Ellen Pompeo submitted herself as lead actress, while the other cast members, including Patrick Dempsey and Sandra Oh have submitted their names in the supporting categories.
NBC will air the Emmys on Aug. 29.
What do you think of Heigl submitting herself?
Sound off in the comments!
Edited: June 6th, 2010
The 61st Annual Primetime Emmy Awards – And The Winners Are…
Outstanding Lead Actor In A Comedy Series
Alec Baldwin, as Jack Donaghy (30 Rock)
Jemaine Clement, as Jemaine (Flight of the Concords)
Tony Shalhoub, as Adrian Monk (Monk)
Jim Parsons, as Sheldon Cooper (The Big Bang Theory)
Steve Carell, as Michael Scott (The Office)
Charlie Sheen, as Charlie Harper (Two and a Half Men)
Outstanding Lead Actor In A Drama Series
Bryan Cranston, as Walter White (Breaking Bad)
Michael C. Hall, as Dexter Morgan (Dexter)
Hugh Laurie, as Dr. Gregory House (House)
Gabriel Byrne, as Paul (In Treatment)
Jon Hamm, as Don Draper (Mad Men)
Simon Baker, as Patrick Jane (The Mentalist)
Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Comedy Series
Tracy Morgan, as Tracy Jordan (30 Rock)
Jack McBrayer, as Kenneth Parcell (30 Rock)
Kevin Dillon, as Johnny Drama (Entourage)
Neil Patrick Harris, as Barney Stinson (How I Met Your Mother)
Rainn Wilson, as Dwight Schrute (The Office)
Jon Cryer, as Alan Harper (Two and a Half Men)
Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Drama Series
William Shatner, as Denny Crane (Boston Legal)
Christian Clemenson, as Jerry Espenson (Boston Legal)
Aaron Paul, as Jesse Pinkman (Breaking Bad)
William Hurt, as Daniel Purcell (Damages)
Michael Emerson, as Ben Linus (Lost)
John Slattery, as Roger Sterling (Mad Men)
Outstanding Lead Actor In A Miniseries Or A Movie
Kiefer Sutherland, as Jack Bauer (24: Redemption)
Kevin Kline, as Cyrano de Bergerac (Cyrano de Bergerac)
Brendan Gleeson, as Winston Churchill (Into the Storm)
Sir Ian McKellen, as King Lear (King Lear)
Kevin Bacon, as LtCol Mike Strobl (Taking Chance)
Kenneth Branagh, as Kurt Wallander (Wallander: One Step Behind)
Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Miniseries Or A Movie
Ken Howard, as Phelan Beale (Grey Gardens)
Len Cariou, as Franklin D. Roosevelt (Into the Storm)
Sir Tom Courtenay, as Mr. Dorrit (Little Dorrit)
Andy Serkis, as Rigaud (Little Dorrit)
Bob Newhart, as Judson (The Librarian)
Outstanding Lead Actress In A Comedy Series
Tina Fey, as Liz Lemon (30 Rock)
Christina Applegate, as Samantha Newly (Samantha Who?)
Julia Louis-Dreyfus, as Christine (The New Adventures of Old Christine)
Sarah Silverman, as Sarah Silverman (The Sarah Silverman Program)
Toni Collette, as Tara Gregson (United States of Tara)
Mary-Louise Parker, as Nancy Botwin (Weeds)
Outstanding Lead Actress In A Drama Series
Sally Field, as Nora Walker (Brothers & Sisters)
Glenn Close, as Patty Hewes (Damages)
Mariska Hargitay, as Detective Olivia Benson (Law & Order: Special Victims Unit)
Elisabeth Moss, as Peggy Olson (Mad Men)
Holly Hunter, as Grace Hanadarko (Saving Grace)
Kyra Sedgwick, as Brenda Leigh Johnson (The Closer)
Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Comedy Series
Jane Krakowski, as Jenna Maroney (30 Rock)
Kristin Chenoweth, as Olive Snook (Pushing Daises)
Amy Poehler, as Various Characters (Saturday Night Live)
Kristen Wiig, as Various Characters (Saturday Night Live)
Vanessa Williams, as Wilhelmina Slater (Ugly Betty)
Elizabeth Perkins, as Celia Hodes (Weeds)
Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Drama Series
Cherry Jones, as President Allison Taylor (24)
Rose Byrne, as Ellen Parsons (Damages)
Sandra Oh, as Dr. Cristina Yang (Grey’s Anatomy)
Chandra Wilson, as Dr. Miranda Bailey (Grey’s Anatomy)
Dianne Wiest, as Gina (In Treatment)
Hope Davis, as Mia (In Treatment)
Outstanding Lead Actress In A Miniseries Or A Movie
Chandra Wilson, as Yvonne (Accidental Friendship)
Shirley MacLaine, as Coco Chanel (Coco Chanel)
Drew Barrymore, as Little Edie (Grey Gardens)
Jessica Lange, as Big Edie (Grey Gardens)
Sigourney Weaver, as Mary Griffith (Prayers for Bobby)
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or Movie
Jeanne Tripplehorn, as Jackie O. (Grey Gardens)
Shohreh Aghdashloo, as Sajida (House Of Saddam)
Janet McTeer, as Clementine Churchill (Into the Storm)
Cicely Tyson, as Pearl (Relative Stranger)
Marcia Gay Harden, as Janina (The Courageous Heart of Irena Sendler)
Outstanding Comedy Series
30 Rock
Entourage
Family Guy
Flight of the Concords
How I Met Your Mother
The Office
Weeds
Outstanding Drama Series
Big Love
Breaking Bad
Damages
Dexter
House
Lost
Mad Men
Outstanding Reality Competition Program
Amazing Race
American Idol
Dancing With The Stars
Project Runway
Top Chef
Outstanding Made For Television Movie
Grey Gardens
Coco Chanel
Into The Storm
Prayers For Bobby
Taking Chance
Edited: September 20th, 2009
Kim Kardashian’s Wardrobe Malfunction Before the Emmys
Kim Kardashian, who’s hosting the pre-show for the Emmy’s on E!, posted several tweets tonight on her Twitter page informing everyone that the zipper on her gown broke and she her stylist had to sew her into the dress. Because of the wardrobe malfunction, her sister Kourtney – who’s also hosting the pre-show- had to begin without her.
Kim’s tweets:
FASHION EMERGENCY! My zipper on my gown just all popped & broke on my way 2 Emmy’s! My stylist is meeting me there but I’m FREAKING OUT!!!
Ok tailor & stylist on site! They will have to sew my dress on me! DEEP BREATH!
Edited: September 20th, 2009
