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Emmy Awards: 5 takeaways from TV's big night
With ever-dwindling audiences for award shows, the 2018 Emmy Awards faced an uphill battle to draw eyeballs Monday night. The three-hour TV awards ceremony, held at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, had a few truly genuinely happy moments (yay for Barry's Henry Winkler, a supporting actor winner 43 years after his last nomination). Thankfully, she said yes and the Emmy Awards got its first-ever onstage proposal. (Kevin Winter/Getty Images)Producing his second Emmy telecast in three decades, SNL head honcho Lorne Michaels most definitely put his signature stamp on the evening. The streamersClaire Foy won lead actress in a drama series for Netflix's The Crown, just one of the many trophies captured by streaming services at Monday's Emmy Awards.
Source: CBC News September 18, 2018 06:44 UTC
