Primetime Emmy Awards celebrates the best of television for the 2023-2024 season. Father-son duo Eugene and Dan Levy host the Emmys live from the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, CA on Sunday, Sept. 15.

Shōgun, which was nominated for 25 Emmys, won a total of 18 awards on Sunday night, setting a record for the most Emmy Awards wins for a single season. The show also made history when Anna Sawai became the first Asian person to win the award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her role as Mariko.

Last night, television’s biggest night of the year took place – and no, you’re not experiencing déjà vu. The event marked the second Emmy ceremony of 2024, after the postponement of the 2023 event until this past January (due to the Hollywood writers’ and actors’ strikes,

L.A. Times television reporter Glenn Whipp joined Lisa McRee to talk about the best moments from the 76th Emmy Awards.

Shōgun’ swept the Emmys — and the English-only haters. The FX series won big with 18 awards — the most won by a single season of a show — including the coveted title of Outstanding Drama Series. But this win is marked by something much more symbolic.

The 76th Emmy Awards kicked off the at the Peacock Theater on Sunday in Los Angeles, with all eyes on the stars who would be taking home the coveted hardware. From the cast of the "The Bear" to “Shōgun” and more,