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Emmys 2026 LIVE updates: 78th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards red carpet to begin in LA

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Emmys 2026 LIVE updates: 78th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards red carpet to begin in LA

Good morning and welcome to our live blog of the 78th annual primetime Emmy Awards – or as I like to call them, the American Logies.

I’ll be your live blog host, while deputy lifestyle editor Courtney Thompson will be taking us through the best looks from the Peacock Theatre in Los Angeles, and lifestyle writer Abby Seaman will be combing through the photos for our red carpet gallery. On the ground, culture editor-at-large Michael Idato will be giving us a front-row seat to the awards (OK, he’s actually in row L, but it’s closer than I’ll ever be). Once the awards kick off, deputy TV editor Meg Watson and culture writers Karl Quinn and Nell Geraets will be blogging their way through the event. You can check out the full list of nominees here .

We’d also love to hear from you, our readers, about what you think of the event, so please leave a comment (be polite!) and vote in our polls for most outstanding drama, comedy and limited series. I hope you can stick with us for some – or all! – of the event, which I shamelessly love for its celebration of TV.

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