In heartfelt remarks, winners celebrate their art and call for activism.
Jason Alexander is grateful that viewers are still loving George Costanza — he loves him, too. But now he’s blissfully leading Hit the Road, a new comedy for AT&T Audience Network, where his alter ego, Ken Swallow, “is very optimistic.”
Writer-producer-director Joshua Brand reflects on his career for the Foundation Interviews.
With stories of forthrightness and fortitude, women reclaim their time — and lay claim to Emmy gold.
Lifetime’s deal with women’s pro soccer is about much more than expanding the brand.
The CBS producer reflects on 60 Minutes and the importance of a good story.
NBCU gets schooled in the business of crafting and adds a plum to its portfolio.
![Tamron Hall and Tyler Perry at the Television Academy's first member event in Atlanta, "A Conversation with Tyler Perry," at the Woodruff Arts Center on Thursday, May 4, 2017.](http://www.emmys.com/sites/default/files/styles/home_video_thumbs/public/photos-gallery/tamron-tyler-onstage-900x600.jpg?itok=v9unAZD8 "Tamron Hall and Tyler Perry at the Television Academy's first member event in Atlanta, "A Conversation with Tyler Perry," at the Woodruff Arts Center on Thursday, May 4, 2017.")
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