2017 Television Academy Honors: This Is Us
Television Academy Throwback: Julia Louis-Dreyfus
In 2017, Julia Louis-Dreyfus broke the Emmy record for most awards won for a single role for her portrayal of Selina Meyer in Veep, totaling six Emmy wins for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series.
Television Academy Throwback: Whose Dance Is It Anyway
Choreographer Mandy Moore hosted an evening of dance celebrating the Television Academy's Choreography Peer Group in 2017.
16th Television Academy Honors: We're Here
The Television Academy honors We're Here.
16th Television Academy Honors: The U.S. and the Holocaust
The Television Academy honors The U.S. and the Holocaust.
16th Television Academy Honors: As We See It
The Television Academy honors As We See It.
16th Television Academy Honors: The Rebellious Life of Mrs. Rosa Parks
The Television Academy honors The Rebellious Life of Mrs. Rosa Parks.
16th Television Academy Honors: 37 Words
The Television Academy honors 37 Words.
16th Television Academy Honors: Mo
The Television Academy honors Mo.
Television Academy Throwback: Kumail Nanjiani
Backstage at the 69th Emmy Awards, Kumail Nanjiani spoke to Albert Lawrence about what makes Silicon Valley special to him, meeting Jane Fonda, and his support for the ACLU.
Television Academy Throwback: Holly Robinson Peete
In 2010, Actress Holly Robinson Peete spoke about the documentary Unlocking Autism and Autism representation in television, at that year’s Television Academy Honors. As a mom with a child with Autism, she was proud to be honoring the program and its ability to help find answers without being condescending.