Everything You Need to Know About the 2025 Emmy Awards
The 2025 Emmy Awards are almost here, promising a night filled with excitement and suspense as some of television's most celebrated shows compete for top honors. The ceremony will take place this Sunday evening at the Peacock Theatre in Los Angeles.
This year, the spotlight shines on Owen Cooper, the 15-year-old star of Adolescence, a Netflix series that has taken audiences by storm. If he wins, he could make history as the youngest male actor ever to snag an Emmy award.
The ranks are competitive this year, with significant nominations including The White Lotus, Severance, and The Bear, each vying for major awards. Among the nominees, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert faces a unique situation following news of its cancellation, leading to a campaign advocating for its recognition.
In a surprising twist, this year’s ceremony will be hosted by comedian Nate Bargatze, known for his family-friendly humor and observational comedy style. Bargatze is set to add an engaging atmosphere to the ceremony, emphasizing charity by proposing to donate based on the duration of acceptance speeches.
Who is Nominated?
The Emmy nominations are divided into three categories: comedy, drama, and limited series. Outstanding Drama features contenders such as The White Lotus, Andor, and The Last of Us— each exploring complex narratives that have captivated viewers worldwide.
In the Comedy category, The Bear and Hacks are back in the running, each trying to reclaim the title they previously held.
Limited series nominations spotlight Adolescence, acclaimed for its unique one-take filming style while investigating the ingredients of teenage strife.
Record Breakers and Controversies
With anticipation building around Owen Cooper, it’s essential to note that while he could be the youngest male winner, the record for youngest Emmy winner is held by Roxana Zal, who was just 14 at her win in 1984.
This year has also seen considerable conversation around the talk show category, particularly with the unexpected cancellation of The Late Show.
How to Watch the Emmys
Viewers in the US can watch the Emmy Awards live on CBS or streaming through Paramount+, starting at 5 PM PT / 8 PM ET. UK viewers, on the other hand, can follow the ceremony live through BBC News online at 1 AM BST on Monday morning.
The Emmy Awards continue to be the pinnacle of recognition for television excellence. Tune in to witness a night full of accolades, emotions, and potentially, history in the making as the world celebrates excellence in television.
