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Emmys 2017: What Went Down Inside The Afterparties


After the 2017 Emmy Awards on Sunday, September 17, which were held at L.A.’s Microsoft Theater, stars let loose at various afterparties. Scroll down for more pics and exclusive details!


Elizabeth Moss, Samira Wiley
The Handsmaid Tale costars attended Hulu's 2017 Emmy After Party at Otium. During the 69th annual ceremony, an eyewitness tells Us that the actresses were "smiling, hugging and chatting while standing up during a break."
Credit: Todd Williamson/Getty Images for Hulu

Rodrigo Santoro, Angela Sarafyan, Thandie Newton
Santoro, Sarafyan, and Newton — who all starred in Westworld — stepped out at HBO's Official 2017 Emmy After Party at The Plaza at the Pacific Design Center.
Credit: Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic


Rodrigo Santoro, Angela Sarafyan, and Thandie Newton
The Westworld costars kept close during the HBO event, where Newton “posed for photos with fans and introduced her mom to someone,” an eyewitness tells IPRESSTV.
Credit: Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic

Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman
The Big Little Lies costars hung out at HBO's Official 2017 Emmy After Party at The Plaza at the Pacific Design Center. An eyewitness tells IPRESSTVKidman hugged Witherspoon's daughter, Ava, telling her, "This is insane!”
Credit: Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic



Keith Urban, Nicole Kidman
An onlooker tells IPRESSTV that the couple arrived at HBO’s party hand in hand.
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Elisabeth Moss, Jon Hamm
The former Mad Men costars caught up at Hulu's event at Otium.
Credit: Todd Williamson/Getty Images for Hulu


Kate McKinnon, Don Lemon
McKinnon, who won Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for her work on Saturday Night Live, chatted with Lemon at HBO's event. Earlier in the night, McKinnon told reporters that playing Hillary Clinton on SNL was "the greatest honor of my life and the greatest role I’ve gotten to play.”
Credit: Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic

Janelle Monae, Lisa Joy and Tessa Thompson
The trio stepped out for HBO's event.
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Anna Chlumsky
The best supporting actress in a comedy series nominee was all smiles at HBO's party. Earlier in the night, the Veep actress "was telling Sarah Paulson how great she looked," an eyewitness tells Us, adding that Paulson, who was also in a sequined silver dress, joked that Chlumsky "got the memo about wearing sparkles!”
Credit: Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic

Jack McBrayer, John Oliver, Kate Norley
McBrayer looked ecstatic to meet Norley at HBO's party. Following Last Week Tonight With John Oliver's win for variety talk series, Olivier joked with Us that his wife is "not really impressed with it."
Credit: Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic


Evan Rachel Wood, Jeffrey Wright
The Westworld actors attended HBO's party. Following the ceremony, Wright, who was nominated in the supporting actor category, tweeted: "Ok, now so where's the bar?”
Credit: Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic

Sofia Vergara
After leaving HBO's afterparty, the Modern Family actress wrote on Instagram: "The night is young but Im not!! 5am call time tomorrow! Goodnight Emmys2017. So honored to be part of this event for the 8th year!!”
Credit: Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic


John Turturro, Riz Ahmed
The lead actor in a limited series winner celebrated his victory with his The Night Of costar Turturro at HBO's party.
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Chrissy Metz, Milo Ventimiglia
The 'This Is Us' costars kept the night going at FOX Broadcasting Company, Twentieth Century Fox Television, FX And National Geographic 69th Primetime Emmy Awards After Party at Vibiana. During the ceremony, both actors were disappointed to see costar Sterling K. Brown's best actor in a drama victory speech cut short. "I think it’s unfortunate. I haven’t had a chance to ask him what the remaining was, but I read his mouth pretty well," Ventimiglia told Us. "I think he was talking about his loved ones. I’m so proud and excited for him to be on that stage." An eyewitness tells IPRESSTV that Metz "shook her head in frustration" when producers cut Brown's mic and yelled, "Boo!”
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Donald Glover
Glover celebrated his history-making Emmy moment as the first African American to win for comedy series directing at FOX Broadcasting Company, Twentieth Century Fox Television, FX and National Geographic's party.
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Nyasha Newton, Thandie Newton
The mother-daughter duo enjoyed HBO's party. Newton told Us that the highlight of her night was "my mom being here from London!”
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Jessica Biel
At HBO's party, Biel "sat with friends at a table and smiled and laughed," an eyewitness tells Us.
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Milo Ventimiglia, Mandy Moore
During the Primetime Emmy Awards Governors Ball, the onscreen This Is Us spouses bonded with their real-life loves. "Mandy and her fiancé [Taylor Goldsmith] were sitting next to Milo and his girlfriend [Kelly Egarian] while eating," an eyewitness told IPRESSTV. “*Mandy was clapping and laughing at their conversation.”
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Padma Lakshmi
"It takes a village," the Top Chef host (at HBO's after party) wrote on Instagram of her Emmys look.
Credit: Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic  



Larry David, Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Shortly after David and Louis-Dreyfus chatted at HBO's party, "Larry's girlfriend held his hand and led the way and they walked out while the Veep actress "was sitting talking to a guy who works on Veep and was hysterically laughing," an eyewitness tells Us.
Credit: Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic


Stephen Colbert
Cheers to the host! Emmys host Stephen Colbert celebrated with The Hilhaven Lodge whiskey at his afterparty on Sunday, September 17, in L.A.
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Emmys 2017: Wonderful Moments From the Audience, Red Carpet and Backstage You Didn't See



The biggest names in television came together for the 2017 Emmy Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday, September 17. Scroll down to see the best unseen moments from the audience, red carpet and backstage at the Microsoft Theater!
Over Here!
Millie Bobby Brown pulled out her iPhone to snap a selfie with Nicole Kidman in the audience.
Credit: Alex Berliner/Invision for the Television Academy/AP Images 



Pointing Fingers
Tony Hale gave a thumbs-up to the camera while his Veep costar Anna Chlumsky made a funny face.
Credit: Alex Berliner/Invision for the Television Academy/AP Images  



Just Like Dad
Liev Schreiber and his son Kai, 8, wore matching tuxedos and bow ties on the red carpet.
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Victory
Kate McKinnon held up her Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series on the red carpet in the press room. She won the award for her performances on NBC's Saturday Night Live.
Credit: MARK RALSTON/AFP/Getty Images


Lovebirds
Alexis Bledel and husband Vincent Kartheiser wrapped their arms around each other in the green room.
Credit: Charles Sykes/Invision for the Television Academy/AP Images   



A Cinderella Moment
Halston Sage was escorted down the red carpet by Zac Posen, who designed her princess-like dress.
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Relationship Goals
Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys were a stylish duo at the Emmys as they held hands in the audience.
Credit: Alex Berliner/Invision for the Television Academy/AP Images        



Hey, O!
Oprah Winfrey shook hands with Milo Ventimiglia while sitting in the audience.
Credit: John Salangsang/Invision for the Television Academy/AP Images


Smiles All Around
Julia Louis-Dreyfus was grinning from ear to ear on stage after accepting the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for HBO's Veep from presenters Debra Messing and Chris Hardwick.
Credit: Danny Moloshok/Invision for the Television Academy/AP Images

Double Take
Elisabeth Moss had her hands full in the press room as she held her Emmys for Outstanding Drama Series and Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale.
Credit: MARK RALSTON/AFP/Getty Images


Ziggy and adeline Reunite
Big Little Lies costars Iain Armitage and Reese Witherspoon posed for a picture during a commercial break.
Credit: Alex Berliner/Invision for the Television Academy/AP Images

Not So Strange
Stranger Things costars Gaten Matarazzo, Millie Bobby Brown and Finn Wolfhard enjoyed a night out.
Credit: Alex Berliner/Invision for the Television Academy/AP Images


Baby on Board
James Corden rubbed his pregnant wife Julia Carey's baby bump on the red carpet. They are already the parents of son Max, 6, and daughter Carey, 2.
Credit: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images

Say Cheese
Gabrielle Union and Dwayne Wade took a selfie together in the audience before the show kicked off.
Credit: Alex Berliner/Invision for the Television Academy/AP Images


No Love Lost
Alexander Skarsgård and Nicole Kidman, who played a not-so-picture-perfect couple on Big Little Lies, were all smiles while posing with three of the eight Emmys that the HBO drama won.
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An Emotional Win
Ryan Michelle Bathe was nearly in tears as her husband, Sterling K. Brown, received the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series for NBC's This Is Us.
Credit: FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP/Getty Images


Twin Aler
Dylan Frances Penn and her mother, Robin Wright, looked so alike on the red carpet.
Credit: Kevin Mazur/WireImage.com

What a Night
The Handmaid's Tale stars Elisabeth Moss and Ann Dowd celebrated on stage with their costars as they accepted the award for Outstanding Drama Series.
Credit: FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP/Getty Images

Best Buds
Aziz Ansari and Evan Rachel Wood posed for a picture on the red carpet.
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Three's a Crowd
Ryan Michelle Bathe chatted with William H. Macy and Felicity Huffman before heading inside the Microsoft Theater.
Credit: Rich Polk/Getty Images for IMDb


So in Love
Felicity Huffman and William H. Macy struck a fun pose on the red carpet.
Credit: John Shearer/WireImage.com

Staying Hydrated
Laverne Cox sipped on water from a bottle with a straw while arriving at the Emmys.
Credit: John Salangsang/Invision for FIJI/AP Images


Onscreen Pals
Susan Sarandon and Thandie Newton, who costar in the upcoming drama The Death and Life of John F. Donovan, walked the red carpet together.
Credit: Rich Polk/Getty Images for IMDb














Keri Russell Speaks On Emmys 2017 Loss: I’m Always ‘Secretly Relieved’

Phew! Keri Russell was totally fine with not winning the Emmy award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series during the star-studded event in L.A. on Sunday, September 17. 

“It’s such a cool thing to be nominated and I’m always very secretly thankful I don’t have to speak publicly,” The Americans actress, 41, exclusively told Us Weekly after the show.


“Always secretly relieved. Always,” she added. “I just go, ‘Oh my God. Thank God.’” 

The win eventually went to Elisabeth Moss for her gritty role in Hulu’s The Handmaid’s Tale. The two were also up against Viola Davis (How to Get Away With Murder), Claire Foy (The Crown), Evan Rachel Wood (Westworld) and Robin Wright (House of Cards).  

Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys attend the 69th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards - Arrivals at Microsoft Theater on September 17, 2017 in Los Angeles, California. David Livingston/Getty Images

Russell, now happy that the categories were all announced, let her hair down for the rest of the night. She and her longtime partner, costar Matthew Rhys, hit up the Governors Ball together.


“Now you can have fun!” she told Us, holding up a beer. She was later spotted dancing with a group of friends to Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin.’”

The couple met on set of FX’s The Americans in 2013 and are parents of son Sam, 15 months.














'Stranger Things,' 'Westworld' among top Emmy nominees

No golden crowns for "Game of Thrones" at this year's Emmys. The HBO fantasy hit, which returns Sunday, was ineligible for consideration because its new season airs too late. But that left plenty of prizes for other sci-fi and fantasy-themed shows when the Television Academy announced its nominations Thursday.
Don't feel sad for the folks at HBO. "Westworld," their sci-fi drama set in a technologically advanced Wild West theme park full of eerily realistic host characters, earned 22 nominations, tying it with "Saturday Night Live" for the most of any show this year.

Nominations for "Westworld" included Evan Rachel Wood as lead actress in a drama for her role as Dolores, the rancher's daughter host who discovers her whole life is a lie, and Anthony Hopkins as lead actor in a drama for his role as the park's founder. Jeffrey Wright and Thandie Newton also received supporting-role nominations.
"Stranger Things," the Netflix '80s-set drama about Indiana kids confronting the unknown, landed 18 nominations, including outstanding drama. David Harbour, who plays the town's police chief, was nominated for best supporting actor, and 13-year-old Millie Bobby Brown, who plays test subject Eleven, for best supporting actress.
And in a "Stranger" surprise, actress Shannon Purser, whose put-upon Barb character became a fan favorite, earned a nomination for outstanding guest actress. Purser appeared in four of the show's eight episodes.


Another fan-favorite nod came when "Star Wars" legend Carrie Fisher, who died suddenly in December at age 60, was nominated for her guest role in the Amazon comedy "Catastrophe."
Hulu, while not yet in Netflix's class, had a good morning thanks to "The Handmaid's Tale." The story about a dystopian future where some women are kept only to serve as breeders for wealthy infertile couples was nominated for outstanding drama and 12 other awards. Elisabeth Moss was nominated for outstanding lead actress and her co-stars Ann Dowd and Samira Wiley received supporting nominations.
With last year's winner, "Game of Thrones," out of the outstanding drama category, competitors now are "Better Call Saul," "The Crown," "The Handmaid's Tale," "House of Cards," "Stranger Things," "This is Us," and "Westworld."
Among the first-time Emmy nominees is Claire Foy, who plays Queen Elizabeth II in the critically acclaimed Netflix series "The Crown," about the life of Britain's longest-living monarch.
full list of nominations is available on the Emmys website.
If you've already moved much of your television watching over to streaming services like Netflix, Thursday morning's Emmy nominations were of no surprise to you. While HBO earned the most nominations with 110, Netflix followed closely with 91.
Naturally, there were choices that fans saw as snubs. Carrie Coon, who was indeed nominated for her role in "Fargo," did not receive a nod for her role in HBO's "The Leftovers," which surprised some.


Another surprise came when "The Tonight Show," "The Daily Show" and "Late Night With Seth Meyers" didn't make the list of nominees for variety talk series, but "Real Time With Bill Maher" did.


Stephen Colbert will host this year's Emmys Sept. 17 on CBS. 













Beyonce's Fans Went Berserk Over "Lemonade" Losing To "Grease:Live" at Emmy Awards


Hold up — the Beyhive is attacking again! Beyoncé's fans are furious that the singer’s Lemonade lost to Fox’s musical production Grease: Live in the Outstanding Directing for a Variety Special category at the 2016 Emmy Awards on Sunday, September 18. 





Grease: Live directors Thomas Kail and Alex Rudzinski accepted the win at L.A.’s Microsoft Theater. Beyoncé, 35, meanwhile, was not in attendance, even though a seating chart noted that she was scheduled to attend. Additionally, Orange Is the New Black star Laverne Cox — who presented in that category — gushed on the red carpet over the possibility of handing her the award.




Queen Bey dropped the surprise visual album (first on HBO, then iTunes) in April, and performed a medley of the new music (for 16 minutes!) at the MTV Video Music Awards last month. She is currently on the North American leg of her Formation World Tour, but no concert was scheduled for Sunday night. Her next show will be in her home state in Houston at the NRG Stadium on Thursday, September 22.
Despite her Emmy absence, Beyoncé supporters were still rooting for her. “Lemonade lost to grease live we all know becky with the good hair is behind this mess,” one viewer tweeted, referring to lyrics from Bey’s hit “Sorry.”
A second added: “When you're obsessed with musical theatre but you also know Beyonce's Lemonade had more fire than grease. tbh.”




Some even wanted Kanye West to get involved. Back in 2009, the rapper notoriously interrupted Taylor Swift’s VMAs acceptance speech to say that Beyoncé should have won Best Female Video for her “Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)” track.
“If there was ever a time where it was appropriate for @kanyewest to interrupt an awards show it was tonight when Grease Live beat Lemonade,” the fan joked via Twitter.
“I wouldn’t want to be those guys when Kanye [West] finds out they beat Beyoncé,” host Jimmy Kimmel joked during the show. 
Read more of the best reactions and memes below:


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