<p>With multiple awards each, <em>The Bear</em>, <em>Succession</em> and <em>Beef</em> were the night’s big winners at the 75th Emmy Awards, which was held at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles on Monday. Some notable first-time winners included Jeremy Allen White and Ayo Edebiri (<em>The Bear</em>) and Steven Yeun and Ali Wong (<em>Beef</em>). And Elton John joined the EGOT club — he now has an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar and a Tony — when he won the Emmy outstanding variety special for <em>Elton John Live: Farewell From Dodger Stadium</em>.</p><p>The nostalgia-fueled ceremony, which was hosted by <em>black-ish</em> star Anthony Anderson, was broadcast live on Fox and will be available to watch on Hulu beginning Tuesday. It was originally scheduled for September but was postponed because of the simultaneous Hollywood writers’ and actors’ strikes, one of the longest labor crises in the history of the entertainment industry. </p><p>In September, the Writers Guild of America reached a deal with entertainment companies; and in November, the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, the union representing tens of thousands of actors, followed suit — agreements that allowed the awards show to go on.</p><p>These are this year’s Emmy winners.</p>.<p><strong>Best Comedy</strong> </p><p><em>The Bear</em> (FX)</p><p><strong>Best Drama</strong></p><p><em>Succession</em> (HBO)</p><p><strong>Best Limited Series</strong></p><p><em>Beef</em> (Netflix)</p><p><strong>Best Actress, Comedy</strong></p><p>Quinta Brunson, <em>Abbott Elementary</em></p><p><strong>Best Actor, Comedy</strong></p><p>Jeremy Allen White, <em>The Bear</em></p><p><strong>Best Actress, Drama</strong></p><p>Sarah Snook, <em>Succession</em></p><p><strong>Best Actor, Drama</strong></p><p>Kieran Culkin, <em>Succession</em></p><p><strong>Best Actress, Limited Series or TV Movie</strong></p><p>Ali Wong, <em>Beef</em></p><p><strong>Best Actor, Limited Series or TV Movie</strong></p><p>Steven Yeun, <em>Beef</em></p><p><strong>Supporting Actress, Comedy</strong></p><p>Ayo Edebiri, <em>The Bear</em></p><p><strong>Supporting Actor, Comedy</strong></p><p>Ebon Moss-Bachrach, <em>The Bear</em></p><p><strong>Supporting Actress, Drama</strong></p><p>Jennifer Coolidge, <em>The White Lotus</em></p><p><strong>Supporting Actor, Drama</strong></p><p>Matthew Macfadyen, <em>Succession</em></p><p><strong>Supporting Actress, Limited Series or Movie</strong></p><p>Niecy Nash-Betts, <em>Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story</em></p><p><strong>Supporting Actor, Limited Series or Movie</strong></p><p>Paul Walter Hauser, <em>Black Bird</em></p><p><strong>Variety Talk Series</strong></p><p><em>The Daily Show With Trevor Noah</em> (Comedy Central)</p><p><strong>Scripted Variety Series</strong> </p><p><em>Last Week Tonight with John Oliver</em> (HBO)</p><p><strong>Writing for a Variety Series</strong></p><p><em>Last Week Tonight with John Oliver</em> (HBO)</p><p><strong>Outstanding Variety Special (Live)</strong></p><p><em>Elton John Live: Farewell From Dodger Stadium</em> (Disney+)</p><p><strong>Reality Competition Program</strong></p><p><em>RuPaul’s Drag Race</em> (MTV)</p><p><strong>Writing for a Comedy Series</strong></p><p>Christopher Storer, <em>The Bear</em> (<em>System</em>)</p><p><strong>Writing for a Drama Series</strong></p><p>Jesse Armstrong, <em>Succession</em> (<em>Connor’s Wedding</em>)</p><p><strong>Writing for a Limited Series, Movie or Drama Special</strong></p><p>Lee Sung Jin, <em>Beef</em> (<em>The Birds Don’t Sing, They Screech in Pain</em>)</p><p><strong>Directing for a Comedy Series</strong></p><p>Christopher Storer, <em>The Bear</em> (<em>Review</em>)</p><p><strong>Directing for a Drama Series</strong></p><p>Mark Mylod, <em>Succession</em> (<em>Connor’s Wedding</em>)</p><p><strong>Directing for a Limited Series</strong></p><p>Lee Sung Jin, <em>Beef</em> (“Figure of Light”)</p><p><strong>Documentary or Nonfiction Series</strong></p><p><em>The 1619 Project</em> (Hulu)</p><p><strong>Documentary or Nonfiction Special</strong></p><p><em>Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie</em> (Apple TV+)</p>
<p>With multiple awards each, <em>The Bear</em>, <em>Succession</em> and <em>Beef</em> were the night’s big winners at the 75th Emmy Awards, which was held at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles on Monday. Some notable first-time winners included Jeremy Allen White and Ayo Edebiri (<em>The Bear</em>) and Steven Yeun and Ali Wong (<em>Beef</em>). And Elton John joined the EGOT club — he now has an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar and a Tony — when he won the Emmy outstanding variety special for <em>Elton John Live: Farewell From Dodger Stadium</em>.</p><p>The nostalgia-fueled ceremony, which was hosted by <em>black-ish</em> star Anthony Anderson, was broadcast live on Fox and will be available to watch on Hulu beginning Tuesday. It was originally scheduled for September but was postponed because of the simultaneous Hollywood writers’ and actors’ strikes, one of the longest labor crises in the history of the entertainment industry. </p><p>In September, the Writers Guild of America reached a deal with entertainment companies; and in November, the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, the union representing tens of thousands of actors, followed suit — agreements that allowed the awards show to go on.</p><p>These are this year’s Emmy winners.</p>.<p><strong>Best Comedy</strong> </p><p><em>The Bear</em> (FX)</p><p><strong>Best Drama</strong></p><p><em>Succession</em> (HBO)</p><p><strong>Best Limited Series</strong></p><p><em>Beef</em> (Netflix)</p><p><strong>Best Actress, Comedy</strong></p><p>Quinta Brunson, <em>Abbott Elementary</em></p><p><strong>Best Actor, Comedy</strong></p><p>Jeremy Allen White, <em>The Bear</em></p><p><strong>Best Actress, Drama</strong></p><p>Sarah Snook, <em>Succession</em></p><p><strong>Best Actor, Drama</strong></p><p>Kieran Culkin, <em>Succession</em></p><p><strong>Best Actress, Limited Series or TV Movie</strong></p><p>Ali Wong, <em>Beef</em></p><p><strong>Best Actor, Limited Series or TV Movie</strong></p><p>Steven Yeun, <em>Beef</em></p><p><strong>Supporting Actress, Comedy</strong></p><p>Ayo Edebiri, <em>The Bear</em></p><p><strong>Supporting Actor, Comedy</strong></p><p>Ebon Moss-Bachrach, <em>The Bear</em></p><p><strong>Supporting Actress, Drama</strong></p><p>Jennifer Coolidge, <em>The White Lotus</em></p><p><strong>Supporting Actor, Drama</strong></p><p>Matthew Macfadyen, <em>Succession</em></p><p><strong>Supporting Actress, Limited Series or Movie</strong></p><p>Niecy Nash-Betts, <em>Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story</em></p><p><strong>Supporting Actor, Limited Series or Movie</strong></p><p>Paul Walter Hauser, <em>Black Bird</em></p><p><strong>Variety Talk Series</strong></p><p><em>The Daily Show With Trevor Noah</em> (Comedy Central)</p><p><strong>Scripted Variety Series</strong> </p><p><em>Last Week Tonight with John Oliver</em> (HBO)</p><p><strong>Writing for a Variety Series</strong></p><p><em>Last Week Tonight with John Oliver</em> (HBO)</p><p><strong>Outstanding Variety Special (Live)</strong></p><p><em>Elton John Live: Farewell From Dodger Stadium</em> (Disney+)</p><p><strong>Reality Competition Program</strong></p><p><em>RuPaul’s Drag Race</em> (MTV)</p><p><strong>Writing for a Comedy Series</strong></p><p>Christopher Storer, <em>The Bear</em> (<em>System</em>)</p><p><strong>Writing for a Drama Series</strong></p><p>Jesse Armstrong, <em>Succession</em> (<em>Connor’s Wedding</em>)</p><p><strong>Writing for a Limited Series, Movie or Drama Special</strong></p><p>Lee Sung Jin, <em>Beef</em> (<em>The Birds Don’t Sing, They Screech in Pain</em>)</p><p><strong>Directing for a Comedy Series</strong></p><p>Christopher Storer, <em>The Bear</em> (<em>Review</em>)</p><p><strong>Directing for a Drama Series</strong></p><p>Mark Mylod, <em>Succession</em> (<em>Connor’s Wedding</em>)</p><p><strong>Directing for a Limited Series</strong></p><p>Lee Sung Jin, <em>Beef</em> (“Figure of Light”)</p><p><strong>Documentary or Nonfiction Series</strong></p><p><em>The 1619 Project</em> (Hulu)</p><p><strong>Documentary or Nonfiction Special</strong></p><p><em>Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie</em> (Apple TV+)</p>