In pictures: Zendaya, Selena Gomez and other stars light up red carpet

BBC News · collected 2026-09-15 · by Ian Youngs, Steven McIntosh
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Stars like Zendaya, Selena Gomez, Colman Domingo, and Nicole Kidman attended the Emmy Awards in Los Angeles on Monday night, where they were recognized for their contributions to television over the past year. Shows such as DTF St Louis, Widow's Bay, The Pitt, and Hacks received awards during the event at LA’s Peacock Theater, which featured a blue carpet instead of the usual red one.
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Ian Youngs
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🔮 Later in the night, accepting the comedy actor prize for playing the mayor in Widow's Bay, he thanked the family, friends and colleagues who supported his career, including his parents who "kicked me on to the stage at a very early age".
🔮 It was a time of hedonism and freedom surrounded by political and media panic - and is the setting for a modern take on Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, in which Chawawa will appear.
🔮 She referred to Parton as "granny" and wrote: "Because she couldn't have kids of her own, she always made us feel like we were hers.
🔮 Charlotte Cripps wrote in the Independent, external: "It might be an outfit that her social media critics wouldn't be seen dead in, but it's a clear message of body positivity, strength, and gender equality – and it's her unique expression of the next chapter of her life."
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🔮 After "endless, ongoing public scrutiny", the star's spokesperson released a statement saying she "will be taking a step back from visibility" at the end of her current tour.
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Steven McIntosh
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🔮 Later in the night, accepting the comedy actor prize for playing the mayor in Widow's Bay, he thanked the family, friends and colleagues who supported his career, including his parents who "kicked me on to the stage at a very early age".
🔮 Over in the comedy categories, Hollywood satire Hacks is predicted by many to continue its hugely successful Emmys streak following its fifth and final season.
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Topics

DTF St Louis Hacks Los Angeles Welsh

Subjects

Colman Domingo PERSON · 1× DTF St Louis ORG · 1× Hacks ORG · 1× Los Angeles GPE · 1× Matthew Rhys PERSON · 1× Nicole Kidman PERSON · 1× Selena Gomez PERSON · 1× Welsh NORP · 1× Zendaya PERSON · 1×

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The biggest night in the US TV calender took place in Los Angeles on Monday, recognising the best shows of the past year. DTF St Louis, Widow's Bay, The Pitt and Hacks were among the shows scoring prizes on the night, while Welsh actor Matthew Rhys made history with a double win.
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- Published Zendaya, Selena Gomez, Colman Domingo and Nicole Kidman were among the stars walking the red carpet ahead of this year's Emmy Awards. asserted
Zendaya → publish → Awards
The biggest night in the US TV calender took place in Los Angeles on Monday, recognising the best shows of the past year. DTF St Louis, Widow's Bay, The Pitt and Hacks were among the shows scoring prizes on the night, while Welsh actor Matthew Rhys made history with a double win. asserted
Rhys → take → win
Ahead of the event at LA's Peacock Theater, stars walked a blue version of the traditional red carpet. asserted
stars → walk → carpet
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