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Deadpool actor Ryan Reynolds and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia star Rob McElhenney teamed up with the organization Lead From Behind to raise awareness about colon cancer. The pair both turned 45 this year and agreed to have their first colonoscopies filmed.

"I would never normally have any medical procedure put on camera, and then share it," Reynolds said in the video.

He continued, "It's not every day that you can raise awareness about something that will most definitely save lives. That's enough motivation for me to let you in on a camera being shoved up my a**."

In a press release from the Lead From Behind organization, the Free Guy actor added, "I've been on camera a lot. But this was the first time one was shoved up my a**. The procedure and prep were painless but the discomfort of filming and sharing the process was the hardest part. Rob and I did it because we want this potentially life-saving procedure to be less mysterious and stigmatized."

ZENDAYA SENT A TEXT TO TOM HOLLAND AFTER HER HISTORIC EMMY WIN: Zendaya spoke with E! News during the Live with E! After Party on Monday (September 12th) and shared that Tom Holland was the first person she texted after winning the award for Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series at the 74th Emmy Awards. "Well, I didn't have to text my mom because my mom was already there, she's here tonight, which is very special. And I texted my boyfriend," she said. Holland didn't make it to the event because he was in the middle of filming his new series The Crowded Room.

SHERYL LEE RALPH'S KIDS POST VIDEO CELEBRATING HER EMMY WIN: Abbott Elementary actress Sheryl Lee Ralph's two children couldn't be happier about their mom's first Emmy Award. On Monday night (September 12th), Etienne Maurice posted a video of himself and his sister, Ivy-Victoria Maurice, celebrating her big win. "I've envisioned this moment for my mother my whole entire life. We are so proud of you Mommy! @thesherylleeralph you are A WINNER!!!!," he wrote in the caption. "@ivycoco23 are in our seats crying. #emmys2022."

JENNIFER COOLIDGE COMMENTS ON WHO SHE'D ‘SHOOT HER SHOT' WITH AT THE EMMYS: Following Jennifer Coolidge's first-ever Emmy win for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy, Access Hollywood asked her who she'd "shoot her shot" with at the awards show if she could. In true Coolidge fashion, the White Lotus star responded, "Hmmmm … Well, I was very excited about somebody. I can't say their name, but I found out today he's dead."

HUGH JACKMAN TEACHES LAURA DERN HOW TO DANCE: Hugh Jackman happily gave out dancing lessons to his The Son costar Laura Dern recently. The Jurassic Park actress posted a video of these lessons to her Instagram on Monday (September 12th). "Today I learned to dance," she captioned the video.

JEAN-LUC GODARD DIES AT 91: Deadline reports that Breathless (À bout de souffle) director Jean-Luc Godard died by assisted suicide in Switzerland at the age of 91. Godard was a leading figure of the French New Wave, and his films included Contempt, A Woman is a Woman, Le Petit Soldat, Vivre sa vie, and Pierrot le Fou. Many in Hollywood honored the late director via social media on Tuesday (September 13th), including Antonio Banderas and Stephen Fry.

EMMY AWARDS VIEWERSHIP REACHES AN ALL-TIME LOW: According to The Hollywood Reporter, the viewership numbers for Monday's (September 12th) Emmy Awards reached an all-time low. The 74th Primetime Emmys saw 5.92 million viewers, dropping below six million for the first time. The previous low occurred in 2020, with 6.36 million people watching.

JOHN OLIVER'S JOKE ABOUT QUEEN ELIZABETH II IS CENSORED BY BRITISH TELEVISION NETWORK: According to The New York Post, the UK broadcasting network Sky censored Monday's (September 12th) episode of Last Week Tonight with John Oliver due to jokes Oliver made about Queen Elizabeth II's death. In one of the jokes that was cut, Oliver said, "But obviously, we need to start with the UK, which is clearly still reeling from the shocking death of a 96-year-old woman from natural causes." Viewers took to social media to air their frustrations with the censorship. "Dear @SkyUK , there was a VERY obvious edit in tonight's ‘Last Week Tonight with John Oliver' – what gives? Presuming it was queen-related?" one user wrote. Another commented, "Don't censor my @LastWeekTonight. I am British, I am a monarchist and I CAN TAKE A JOKE!!! The coverage and forced mourning here is getting real out of hand."

WATCH THE TRAILER FOR ‘BABYLON:' On Tuesday (September 13th), Paramount Pictures released the trailer for Babylon, starring Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie. Variety reports that the film is set in 1920s Hollywood, as the industry transitions from silent films to "talkies."

In an interview with Extra published on Monday (September 12th), Oprah Winfrey said she believes there's "an opportunity for peacemaking" between the Sussexes and the royal family, following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

After Prince Harry and Meghan Markle went on a walkabout with Prince William and Kate Middleton at Windsor Castle over the weekend, Extra's Jenn Lahmers asked Winfrey, "You sat down with Meghan and Harry. We're seeing the four of them together now in London. Is there a hope out there this, in some way, her passing would be a way to unify the family, maybe heal some wounds?"

Winfrey responded, "Well, this is what I think, I think in all families — you know, my father passed recently, this summer, and when all families come together for a common ceremony, the ritual of, you know, burying your dead, there's an opportunity for peacemaking … And hopefully, there will be that."

Drew Barrymore and Justin Long shared an emotional reunion on the season three premiere of The Drew Barrymore Show Monday (September 12th). The pair had an on-and-off relationship between 2007 and 2010.

Reflecting on their time together, Barrymore said, "We had so much fun but we were more hedonistic. A little more immature. We would get together, we would breakup. It was chaos, it was hella fun."

"Fun chaos," Long replied. "Most hedonism is fun." The Accepted actor added that he "cherished" their time together.

"I love that we maintained our love because I know from my end it will never go away. I love you always. I am glad that we are able to still have that. I mean that. I'll always love you," Long said, causing Barrymore to break into tears.

"I will always love you so much. You were so important to me. … I feel like we've been through so much together," Barrymore said.

While filming the much-anticipated Black Panther sequel, Letitia Wright shared that she felt Chadwick Boseman's presence on set. Wright played Boseman's little sister in the original film, which was released in 2018. Boseman tragically passed away due to colon cancer in 2020 at the age of 43.

"I will always have moments on set of doubt, and I'll be like, 'Oh man, I don't know if I can do this.' I could just hear Boseman be like, 'Sister, you're great. You got this. I'm proud of you.' That really just kept me moving forward," Wright told People at the D23 Expo.

Winston Duke also commented on Boseman's absence. "You don't realize that this movie wasn't as playful in between takes as the first one. When Chadwick was around we were rapping and laughing. It just wasn't the same dynamic. That's one thing we can tell you: It wasn't the same dynamic. But it couldn't be, because it's not the same circumstance," he said.

Lily Tomlin is in awe of her longtime friend and costar, Jane Fonda. Earlier this month, Fonda announced that she was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, which she referred to as a "very treatable" cancer.

Tomlin spoke with People at the Toronto International Film Festival Monday (September 12th), praising Fonda as "indomitable."

"She's very forthright and talkative about what's going on with her in all respects," she said. "First thing, she says, 'Don't worry, it's really treatable. It's one of the most treatable forms that you could possibly have, so I'm really lucky in that regard.' "

"And she's like, 'So are you gonna come to my next fundraiser?' " Tomlin added with a laugh. "That's her main objective."

Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly are dispelling the rumors that they've broken up. On Sunday (September 11th), the Jennifer's Body actress and the "Bad Things" singer each shared photos together from Beyonce's disco-themed birthday party over the weekend.

In the photos, Fox is wearing a shimmering silver bikini, knee-high leg warmers, and silver heels. Kelly is decked in iridescent purple pants and a pink and white coat. One of the photos shows Fox draping her legs across Kelly's lap.

"The theme was roller disco," Fox wrote, while Kelly captioned his series of photos, "70's disco porn."

A source told Entertainment Tonight, "As of now, Megan and MGK are doing really well regardless of the breakup speculation. They both have been super busy work-wise, and personally speaking, having kids of their own, they are naturally swamped on that front as well."

LEONARDO DICAPRIO AND GIGI HADID ARE ‘GETTING TO KNOW EACH OTHER:' Leonardo DiCaprio isn't wasting any time! Shortly after it was announced that he and Camila Morrone are going their separate ways after four years together, People reports that the Titanic actor is spending some time with model Gigi Hadid. "They are getting to know each other," a source told the publication. Another source said, "Leo is definitely pursuing Gigi."

KOURTNEY KARDASHIAN SAYS TAKING TRAVIS BARKER'S LAST NAME ‘WAS A GIVEN': Kourtney Kardashian appeared on the Today show Monday (September 12th) and commented on becoming Mrs. Barker in May. "It was just a given, it wasn't a thought. So now my middle name is Kardashian," she said. She also commented on how "easy" their relationship is. "I think of times (and other relationships) when things weren't so easy and it's just like, when it's right, it's right," she shared.

GISELE BUNDCHEN TWEETS IN SUPPORT OF TOM BRADY: Gisele Bundchen may not have attended Tom Brady's first game of the season on Sunday (September 11th), but she did tweet support for her husband as he returned to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. This comes as the pair's marriage has been rumored to be in trouble. "Let's go @TomBrady ! Let's go Bucs !" she wrote.

MEADOW WALKER HONORS HER FATHER ON WHAT WOULD HAVE BEEN HIS 49TH BIRTHDAY: Meadow Walker took to Instagram on Monday (September 12th) to wish her late father, Paul Walker, a happy birthday. Alongside an old photo of herself with her dad, she wrote, "Happy birthday to my best friend and twin soul. I love you forever and miss you everyday. New @paulwalkerfdn designs out today to celebrate you! Do good, be good."

PATRICK DEMPSEY DISHES ON HIS NEW HAIRDO: In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, Patrick Dempsey explained that there's a reason he went platinum blonde. "I'm currently doing a movie in Rome right now that Michael Mann is directing. Adam Driver is starring in it. It's about Ferrari's life in the 1950s and I play Piero Taruffi, who is the racer who wins the Mile Miglia in 1957. So, it's been a dream job with a great director. It's fantastic. So, it's a combination of all the things I love," he said. The Grey's Anatomy star added, "My kids freaked out and my son actually likes it. And one son doesn't, and my wife liked it too, so, it's fine. It's nice to have a little bit of a transition."

JACK GING DIES AT 90: According to The Hollywood Reporter, The A-Team actor Jack Ging died on Friday (September 9th) at the age of 90. Ging is known for his roles starring opposite Clint Eastwood in Hang ‘Em High, Play Misty for Me, and High Plains Drifter. He also regularly appeared on series such as Tales of Wells Fargo, Mannix, and Riptide.

GABRIELLE UNION TEASES POSSIBLE ‘BRING IT ON' SEQUEL: Gabrielle Union discussed the possibility of a Bring It On sequel with Entertainment Tonight on Sunday (September 11th). "I've heard many takes over the years, but I'm hearing some really great takes from some big-name writers that are very surprising," she said. Union shared that one possible route involves her character, Isis, as the mother of a young cheerleader. "Imagine if her daughter was, ya know, a high stepper from Jackson State, Hawthorne State or Hampton. There's so many forms of cheerleading that we don't get to celebrate. The possibilities are endless," she said.

JACOB ELORDI AND CAILEE SPAENY TO STAR IN SOFIA COPPOLA'S ‘PRISCILLA:' Sofia Coppola is bringing Priscilla Beaulieu Presley's 1985 memoir Elvis and Me to the big screen. Variety reports that Mare of Easttown's Cailee Spaeny will star as Priscilla, while Euporia's Jacob Elordi will play Elvis.

‘RAP SH!T' RENEWED FOR SECOND SEASON ON HBO MAX: Deadline reports that HBO Max renewed Issa Rae's new series Rap Sh!t for a second season. The first season debuted with eight episodes in July.

YOUNG GIRLS REACT TO ‘LITTLE MERMAID' TEASER TRAILER: Variety reports that the teaser trailer for the live-action remake of The Little Mermaid, starring Halle Bailey, has received over 104 million global views. Zendaya, Halle Berry, Keke Palmer, Ben Platt, Nicki Minaj and Amanda Gorman all praised the trailer on social media. An adorable TikTok trend has taken off as well, with parents recording their children watching and responding to the trailer.

The 74th Emmy Awards were held at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles on Monday night (September 12th), hosted by Saturday Night Live's Kenan Thompson and airing on NBC and Peacock. The big winners of the evening were The White Lotus, Ted Lasso, and Succession.

Succession was nominated for 25 Emmy Awards and took home the award for Outstanding Drama. Ted Lasso won Outstanding Comedy and The White Lotus won Best Limited Series. Jason Sudeikis won Best Actor in a Comedy series for his work in Ted Lasso as well.

Jennifer Coolidge danced to the cutoff music when she nabbed her first Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for The White Lotus. Murray Bartlett also took home his first Emmy for Best Supporting Actor, and Mike White won back-to-back Emmys for Best Writer and Director in a Comedy Series for The White Lotus as well.

Lee Jung-jae took home the Emmy for Outstanding Actor in a Drama Series for his role in Squid Game, becoming the first Asian actor to win the trophy in that category. Zendaya won Best Actress in a Drama for Euphoria, becoming the youngest two-time Emmy winner in history.

Jean Smart won the award for Best Actress in a Comedy Series. She thanked someone "for the Botox" at the end of her acceptance speech because, as she said, she "lost a bet."

The emotional wins of the evening included Lizzo accepting the competition series Emmy for Lizzo's Watch Out For The Big Grrrls. In her acceptance speech, she said, "When I was a little girl, all I wanted to see was me in the media. Someone fat like me. Black like me. Beautiful like me. If I could go back and tell little Lizzo something, I would be like, ‘You're going to see that person, but bitch, it's going to have to be you."

Abbott Elementary star Sheryl Lee Ralph performed Dianne Reeves' "Endangered Species" when she accepted her award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series. "I am an endangered species/ But I sing no victim's song/ I am a woman I am an artist/ And I know where my voice belongs," she sang, stunning the audience.

Sarah Paulson and Shonda Rhimes presented Geena Davis with the Governor's Award for the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media, which strives to create gender balance in the industry. Highlighting her 40-year acting career, a montage of Davis' roles over the years was shown, including in Thelma and Louise, A League of Their Own, and Grey's Anatomy.

The evening's presenters included Oprah, Amy Poehler, Seth Meyers, Kerry Washington, Gael Garcia Bernal, Lizzo, Chandra Wilson, Freddie Highmore, Rosario Dawson, Kelly Clarkson, and Pete Davidson.

John Legend performed his beautiful new song "Pieces" for the In Memoriam segment that honored Betty White, Sidney Poitier, James Caan, Louie Anderson, and Ray Liotta, among others.

On the comedy front, Thompson joked that Zendaya was too old for Leonardo DiCaprio. "26 is a weird age in Hollywood. Young enough to play a high school student, but too old to date Leonardo DiCaprio," he said. He also referenced the Oscars slap when he commented on Regina Hall's appearance at the award show. "Surprised she's at another award show — Girl, you brave," he joked.

Bowen Yang also joked about the slap when he said to Thompson, "Did you see the Oscars? So many things can go wrong when you host an award show."

See the full list of winners below:

Best Comedy
"Ted Lasso" (Apple TV+)

Best Drama
"Succession" (HBO)

Best Limited Series
"The White Lotus" (HBO)

Best Actress, Comedy
Jean Smart, "Hacks"

Best Actor, Comedy
Jason Sudeikis, "Ted Lasso"

Best Actress, Drama
Zendaya, "Euphoria"

Best Actor, Drama
Lee Jung-jae, "Squid Game"

Best Actress, Limited Series or TV Movie
Amanda Seyfried, "The Dropout"

Best Actor, Limited Series or TV Movie
Michael Keaton, "Dopesick"

Supporting Actress, Comedy
Sheryl Lee Ralph, "Abbott Elementary"

Supporting Actor, Comedy
Brett Goldstein, "Ted Lasso"

Supporting Actress, Drama
Julia Garner, "Ozark"

Supporting Actor, Drama
Matthew Macfadyen, "Succession"

Supporting Actress, Limited Series or a Movie
Jennifer Coolidge, "The White Lotus"

Supporting Actor, Limited Series or Movie
Murray Bartlett, "The White Lotus"

Variety Talk Series
"Last Week Tonight With John Oliver"

Variety Sketch Series
"Saturday Night Live"

Reality Competition Program
"Lizzo's Watch Out for the Big Grrrls"

Writing for a Comedy Series
Quinta Brunson, "Abbott Elementary" ("Pilot")

Writing for a Drama Series
Jesse Armstrong, "Succession" ("All the Bells Say")

Writing for a Limited Series, Movie or Drama Special
Mike White, "The White Lotus"

Directing for a Comedy Series
MJ Delaney, "Ted Lasso" ("No Weddings and a Funeral")

Directing for a Drama Series
Hwang Dong-hyuk, "Squid Game" ("Red Light, Green Light")

Directing for a Limited Series or Movie
Mike White, "The White Lotus"

Documentary Or Nonfiction Series
"The Beatles: Get Back" (Disney+)

Documentary Or Nonfiction Special
"George Carlin's American Dream" (HBO)

Outstanding Writing for a Variety Series
"Last Week Tonight With John Oliver" (HBO)

Outstanding Writing for a Variety Special
"Jerrod Carmichael: Rothaniel"

Outstanding Variety Special, Pre-Recorded
"Adele One Night Only" (CBS)

Outstanding Variety Special (Live)
"The Super Bowl LVI Halftime Show" (NBC)

BROADCAST AUDIO

In clip one, Amanda Seyfried Accepts The Award For Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie.

• "Thanks. This is a really nice feeling, counting me down, it's a really nice feeling. Thanks, Television Academy and thanks for recognizing me among these amazing actors and the creator of the show, all the best. Michael Showalter, Rebecca Taylor, Victoria, everybody at Hulu and Searchlight TV, brand-new, 20th Century Fox, and our cast and crew. It was really hard but it was the best time of my life. Of course my agent for 16 years, Abby Blewstone, Scott, Maury, Gary, last but not least my family, hi Bubs, you have to go to bed now, thanks. Thank you my family, my mom, my husband, my dad, and my kids and my dog Finn. Thanks so much."

In clip two, Brett Goldstein Accepts The Award For Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series.

• "I am a very big girl. Thank you so much. I'm going to try not to swear. Thank you to the Academy and Apple, thank you to Jason and Phil and Brendan and special boy Joe Kelly for creating this magical thing and letting me a little part of it. I would never take it for granted, it's incredible. To the cast, my fellow nominees, the hardest part about being in Ted Lasso is being in a scene with anyone from this cast and not ruining it by saying, God, you're good. Last time I was here, I was told not to swear, and I did and i am sorry. And it meant the feed got cut at home in the UK. My family never got to hear me say this... thank you for this second chance mom, dad... I really do. I'm so sorry thank you very much. Thank you."

In clip three, Geena Davis Accepts The Governors Award On Behalf Of The Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media.

• "Thank you so much, I'm tripping over my own dress. We want to thank the Academy, TV board of governors for this incredible honor, this recognition of our mission and our achievements means so much to Madeleine and I and our team who are here in numbers tonight. Tonight is about honoring the best of television as you know, as Lizzo knows, television can often directly impact how people see themselves and judge their value in the world. And in the time since I launched the institute, we've made a great deal of progress but still there's more work to do, of course. Many of the content creators that we're partnered with are here tonight, many of you. So thank you all for your support. And if there's anybody else that thinks we might be able to help you. Just call us. Thank you very much. Thank you." (1:01 OC: . . .much. Thank you.)

In clip four, Host Kenan Thompsons Opening Monologue.

• "Thank you thank you very much. Welcome. Welcome, welcome, welcome. Thank you, thank you thank you. Thank you very much. It is I, the mayor of show business, Kenan Thompson. Well, it's finally here, TV's most special night where the biggest stars of television celebrate other stars of television while all of you at home watch on television. It's the Emmy Awards. Tonight is a celebration, it's a celebration because for everyone in this room, TV is more than just how we make a living, it's also how our agents make a living. So tonight we come together to honor the greatest invention in the history of mankind, television. I mean, if it weren't for TV, what would we do in our free time, read books? No one in this room has read a book in the last 50 years. Watch TikTok you mean tiny vertical television or have sex gross. TV is all we have, from Netflix and chill to Paramount Plus and eating dinner alone and what sound fills us with more joy and anticipation than the familiar opening refrain of legally cleared TV theme songs. We've always been able to sing to them but we've never been able to dance to them. Until now." (1:44 OC: . . .them. Until now.)

In clip five, Jason Sudeikis Accepts The Award For Outstanding Comedy Series.

• "Oh, boy, oh, boy. Wait, we just got here, we're down to 30 seconds. Thank you so much to everyone who watches the show, thank you for everybody who voted on the show, thank you for everybody that works on the show, this is only an eighth of them. Everybody in the offices of Warner Brothers, Apple, Doozer, that answers the calls, everybody in production, our Covid squad, season 2, was huge. We didn't have a single shutdown because of what you men and women did for us. Everybody in post production that helped us out building these amazing soccer stadiums, football stadiums around us. The show is about good and evil. It's about the truth and lies. This show is about all that stuff but it's mostly about our response to those things and your response to our show has been overwhelming. They can hear all that, you know, this mic is low and far but it's super sensitive. But thank you, again, so much. Otis, I love you very much, yeah, we'll stay for season 3 at some point." (1:12 OC: . . .3 at some point.)

In clip six, Jason Sudeikis Accepts The Award For Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series.

• "Oh, nuts. Okay so, thank you. I mean, I have sat at home and watched award shows. My mom loves award shows, I always bust people's balls, that get up and say I didn't have an idea. I really didn't. An amazing group I was nominated with so I'm not overly prepared but I did take classes at the Second City. So I'm going to go for it. Thank you to my parents, Dan and Kathy, who I just mentioned, one of them. Thank you to my incredible... our incredible cast. It's a joy to get to work with you guys, you guys are amazing. Thank you to Apple, to Warner Brothers, to Doozer, everybody who helps us out and makes the show. Thank you so much to the people who watch the show and dig it as much as we dig making it. I'm truly surprised and flattered. Thank you." (1:09 OC: . . .flattered. Thank you.)

In clip seven, Jean Smart Accepts The Award For Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series.

• "Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. Thank you so much. I'm more nervous than I was. Thank you for a second time honoring this show. I have to tell you, I'm so blown away by our writers who not only matched season 1 but surpassed it. Season 2 has been a litmus test. Oh, my God, our crew, our AD, they went above and above and above and beyond, supporting actors who just added so much to our show. And all our other nominees and my darling cohort Hannah and wonderful Christopher McDonald, and Caitlin who plays my darling daughter. Rachel Brosnahan, one of my fabulous fellow nominees, she's very classy, she sent this box of designer cookies, they were like five pounds each. I thought that was so classy until I realized she was hoping I wouldn't be able to fit into a single dress in Hollywood. Thanks anyway. One quick thing, and thank you, HBO, Universal, one quick story. I didn't realize the breadth of the appeal of our show we were shooting at a mall and there were three little boys there, they were 10 or 11, and they went, look it's Debra Vance. I was like, hi, you should not be watching this show. Anyway, thank you so much, I love you Forrest and Connor. One more thing, I promised, thank you for the Botox. Thank you." (1:52 OC: . . .Botox. Thank you.)

In clip eight, Jennifer Coolidge Accepts The Award For Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie.

• "Hey, hi. Wow. Thank you. Gosh, what a night. I just want to say to my fellow nominees, just to be in your company, it's incredible and, you know, I just want to say, you know, I took a lavender bath tonight, and right before the show, and it made me swell up inside my dress. I'm having a hard time speaking. But anyway, I... this is so thrilling, because, you know, well, first I've got to... what happened. Hold on. Wait. I love you, I didn't forget you, Dave. Then Casey Boyd at HBO and Francesca and Norris and thank you to my amazing team. Wait, hold on. No, this is a once in a lifetime thing and I'm full, I'm full. Wait, wait hold on. Jacob Fenton, Jonathan Weinstein, Tiffany... Wait, hold on okay." (1:36 OC: . . .Wait, hold on okay.)

In clip nine, Jerrod Carmichael Accepts The Award For Outstanding Writing for a Variety Special.

• "Wow, that's my song, y'all. Hey. I wanted to win. I'm happy I won. Thank you very, very much. Bobby, I love you, thank you very, very much. I don't know... look, I made something that was of great personal consequence to me and this definitely contributes to the meaning of it. Thank you very much to everybody. Nina, I appreciate it. I'm going to go home, I'm not a sore winner but I'm going to go home because I can't top this right now."

In clip ten, Jesse Armstrong Accepts The Award for Outstanding Drama Series.

• "Our time is going, we better get into it. That was enough hugging. Big week for Succession. New king in the UK this for us. Evidently a little more voting involved in our winning than Prince Charles. Keep it royalist, keep it royalist. I'm not saying that we're more legitimate in our position than he is, we'll leave that to our people, we are incredibly grateful to have this, it's a wonderful honor. This group is extraordinary. It's a team effort, starting with the engine room at the right, the producers who support us, the directors led by Mark Mylod, the extraordinary cast, and our amazing crew and HBO who protect and support us, many thanks. Yeah?" (1:05 OC: . . .many thanks. Yeah?)

In clip eleven, John Oliver Accepts The Award For Outstanding Variety Talk Series.

• "Thank you so much, it is a thrill to be here. It's a thrill to meet Steve Martin and Martin Short in the weirdest possible... Thank you to the staff who runs the show, the staff here, the staff back in New York. Thank you to my wife Kate, I love you so much. Thank you to HBO as well, we know how lucky we are to get to make the exact show we want, exactly the way we want to make it, whether it's a Korean Subway drama or staging an elaborate cabbage wedding. We know how lucky we are, thank you so much. It's staying stop now in big letters. I don't know if it's this speech or in general. Either way, fair point, thank you so much."

In clip twelve, Julia Garner Accepts The Award For Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series.

• "Okay. Wow. First of all, I want to thank the Television Academy, I want to thank everybody at Netflix and MRC. I want to thank our show runner and all the writers in the writers room, thank you for writing Ruth. She changed my life. I want to thank Jason Bateman for taking a chance on me. And Lora Linney, who you've been such a guiding light to me, I just feel really grateful, really grateful to be here. I have eight seconds left to be here and to play Ruth and to be with such amazing, beautiful artists. I love you all and now I've got to go, thank you all so much, I love you all."

In clip thirteen, Lee Jung-jae Accepts The Award For Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series.

• "Thank you so much, thank you so much. First, I would like to thank God above. Thank you to the Television Academy. Thank you to Netflix and thank you to the director for making realistic problems we all face come to life so creatively on the screen with a great script and amazing visuals. Thank you. Thank you, Squid Game team. Thank you to everyone watching in Korea. Thank you." (1:02 OC: . . .Korea. Thank you.)

In clip fourteen, Lizzo Accepts The Award For Outstanding Competition Program.

• "I mean my big girls to come to the stage right now, right now. I want to say thank you to the Emmys and the Emmy voters, first of all, I'm very emotional. And the trophy is nice but my emotion is for these people who are on the stage with me, the stories that they shared they're not that unique. They just don't get the platform telling stories. Let's just tell more stories. When I was a little girl, all I wanted to see was me in the media. Someone fat like me, black like me, beautiful like me. If I could go back and tell little Lizzo something, I would be like, you're going to see that person but... it's going to have to be you. Where are my big girls? Come, come. One year ago, one year ago, these women were filming this television show that would change their lives forever, they are Emmy award winning superstars who are going on a world tour make some noise for my big girls. I love you so much, oh, my God. God bless y'all. This is for the big girls. Hey. Thank you so much." (1:53 OC: . . .Thank you so much.)

In clip fifteen, Lorne Michaels Accepts The Award For Outstanding Variety Sketch Series.

• "Well, thank you very much for this. I don't know whether you had it here, but in New York for the last 2 1/2 years we had this pandemic, it was really tough doing shows. And lots of people who could have left didn't and kind of stuck together and went through it together and there's something in the DNA of the show, when it's 11:30 on Saturday, we show up and I want to thank them all for showing up and standing here, thank you."

In clip sixteen, Matthew Macfayden Accepts The Award For Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series.

• "Golly, okay, thank you so much, to the Television Academy, I'm deeply flattered and thrilled to bits. I must say it really is such a pleasure and a privilege for me to play this bonkers gift of a role in this wonderful show. My admiration and my gratitude to Jesse Armstrong and his remarkable writing team is boundless. They are truly amazing, they just are. Thank you. Our brilliant producers at HBO, our gang of directors, and of course to the most talented and lovely crew and cast I can imagine. I'm very lucky to have you and my darling Keely, I'm very lucky to have you too. Thank you. Thank you very much." (1:04 OC: . . .Thank you very much.)

In clip seventeen, Michael Keaton Accepts The Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie.

• "You have about 90 of these, don't you? I have to tell you first of all, my face hurts so much from all the fake smiling I've been doing. Thanks to the great folks at Disney and Hulu and everybody at that table, this is one of the special projects I've ever worked on. It means something, so thanks a lot, it's wonderful, I'm very, very grateful. When I was a little, little kid, very small, my dad wins something at a raffle, and he brings it home and it's a little black and white TV, literally about that big. And we kind of lived out in the country. And sometimes people, neighbors would come down and actually watch it when I saw this thing, this was my face from age maybe 5 to 10 and I could not take my eyes off it, it was magic and I watched all of the cowboy shows and especially the comedies, the gangster shows, I fell in love with it and I would go and I would reenact these scenes or create my own scenes. My parents and brothers and sisters would watch me out the window and to this day, they were never demeaning, they were never dismissive they never looked down upon it they never made fun of me. In fact that would ask me to reenact scenes for them. My folks weren't exactly patrons of the arts. They weren't patrons of anything, frankly. I want to thank them I want to just thank all those people in my family for never making me feel foolish, because I went on to do that several times myself and that's the thing about feeling foolish and making a fool of yourself and making mistakes there's huge power and merit in that and I'm glad I made a fool of myself over and over and over again. And one thing I want to say, over the years we've all been through tough times. There have been some doubters. I've had some doubters... you know what? We're cool. But I also had those people for all those years when times were up who were the true believers." (2:28 OC: . . .were the true believers.)

In clip eighteen, Mike White Accepts The Award For Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series.

• "I forgot to thank HBO in my other speeches. Casey, Nora, I love you, sorry. I know it's unconditional love but sorry. Mike and I have been talking about the show for over 15 years. It took the shared vision and unwavering trust of Casey Bloys and Nora Skinner to bring it to light. Thank you so much. And to all the other incredibly talented people at HBO, we are so lucky to be a part of your family, to our exceptional cast and crew, you showed up every day in the midst of global uncertainty, away from loved ones, and gave your heart, soul, and passion to the show, we came together as a community to try to make something special. It was through this collective effort we're standing here today. We share this with the entire The White Lotus family, my mom and dad, thank you for your unconditional love and lifetime of sacrifice and I hope you finally forgive me for not being a doctor thank you." (1:09 OC: . . .being a doctor thank you.)

In clip nineteen, Murray Bartlett Accepts The Award For Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie.

• "Thank you so much to the Academy for inviting me up here. I'm truly honored. Mike, my God, Mike, thank you for giving me one of the best experiences of my life truly, I adore you and admire you. Thank you. Thank you to our phenomenal cast and crew and producers on The White Lotus. I'm so proud to be part of this group. Thank you to everybody at HBO, Casey, Francesca, Nora, you guys are true champions, thank you to my team, Carolyn, Matt, Trevor, Lucy, Joan, my angel, my amazing team at Relevant, thank you to my family and friends for all your love and support over the years, especially Ahmed, you're a prince, to my P-town family, I love you. To my partner Max, thank you for being my sanctuary and finally, I just want to thank my mom, all the way home in Australia, for giving me the most wonderful foundation of unconditional love and inspiring me to believe that we can all do that for each other. Thank you, mom and thank you for this." (1:19 OC: . . .thank you for this.)

In clip twenty, Quinta Brunson Accepts The Award For Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series.

• "Jimmy, wake up, I won. Jimmy? My goodness, I want to say thank you to ABC, to Disney, to Fox, and to Warner Brothers it takes that many people to make a television show. I need to say thank you to Justin and Patrick, my co-show runners, for believing in a story from four years ago and thinking that it would make a good TV show and I do want to thank Larry Wilmer for teaching me to write television as well as he did I know that's random and in case I am not back up here again, I have to thank my mom, dad, brothers and sisters, my cousins, we would be here forever if I tried to name my cousins and uncles and aunts, my wonderful husband and my incredible cast for helping me to make this show and make the pilot. Thank you." (1:16 OC: . . .pilot. Thank you.)

In clip twenty one, Sheryl Lee Ralph Accepts The Award For Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series.

• "I am an endangered species but I sing no victim's song. I am a woman, I am an artist and I know where my voice belongs. To anyone who has ever, ever had a dream and thought your dream wasn't, wouldn't, couldn't come true, I am here to tell you that this is what believing looks like, this is what striving looks like and don't you ever, ever give up on you, because if you get a Quinta Brunson in your corner, if you get a husband like mine in your corner, if you get children like mine in your corner, and if you've got friends like everybody who voted for me, cheered for me, loved me, thank you. Thank you. Thank you." (1:55 OC: . . .Thank you. Thank you.)

In clip twenty two, Zendaya Accepts The Award For Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series.

• "Hello. This means so much. Thank you so much. To all the incredible actresses in this category, I'm so honored to be beside you, thank you to the incredible, incredible cast and crew of Euphoria. Thank you for making such a safe space to make this very difficult show. I love you all so much, thank you to the Academy, thank you to my friends and family, some of which are here tonight. Thank you to Sam for sharing with me. Thank you for believing in me, even in moments when I didn't believe in myself. Lastly I just want to say, you know, my greatest wish for Euphoria was that it could help heal people and I just want to say thank you to everyone who shared their story with me. I want you to know that anyone who has loved a Rue or feels like you are a Rue, I'm so grateful for your stories and I carry them with me and carry them with her. Thank you so much." (1:04 OC: . . .you so much.)

Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II on Thursday (September 8th), Prince Harry and Meghan Markle joined Prince William and Kate Middleton for a walk outside Windsor Castle Saturday (September 10th). It was a surprising turn of events, as tensions have been high between the Sussexes and the royal family.

Kensington Palace says William invited Harry and Meghan to join him and Kate. People reports that security was not expecting both couples.

The foursome was dressed in all black as they greeted crowds and took in the sight of flowers and other tributes laid out to honor the late Queen.

A source told the publication that William thought this act "was an important show of unity at an incredibly difficult time for the family."

Another insider said, "It's such an extraordinary historical moment and also a deeply personal one for the family that you'd hope and think that all members of the family would unite and support the King especially. And perhaps some of those wounds can be healed in the process."

People also reported on Sunday (September 11th) that Markle's new podcast Archetypes will be paused for the time being. It is unclear when new episodes will be released again.

Ray J went on Instagram Live to call out Kris Jenner and Kim Kardashian after Kris took a lie detector test on The Late, Late Show with James Corden last week. The polygrapher claimed that Kris was telling the truth when she denied orchestrating the sex tape deal between Kim, Ray J and Vivid Entertainment.

Ray J responded on IG, saying, "YOU f*cked with THE WRONG BLACK MAN krisjenner @kimkardashian — I DONT GIVE A F*CK HOW OLD THIS SH*T IS!! WHAT YOU TRYING TO DO TO ME IS ALMOST INHUMANE AND FOUL AT THE HIGHEST LEVEL— F*CK THIS BEING JUST RACIST — THIS IS WRONG TO DO TO ANYBODY— YOU THINK YOU. CAN JUST F*CK PEOPLE OVER AND GET AWAY WITH IT FOREVER!!!

He continued, "YOU NEVER SUED STEVE HIRSH FOR 5M BECAUSE WE ALL MADE THAT UP TOGETHER — IT WAS YOUR MOMS IDEA — YOU WANNA TAKE A FAKE LIE DETECTOR TEST WITH JOHN.GROJAN — ALL YOU GOTTA DO IS GOGGLE HIM AND LOOK AT WHAT COMES. UP! — CLOWN SH*T!! . . ."

He later went live on IG and claimed that Kris orchestrated the sex tape deal for he and Kim and that there is a second sex tape that was filmed in Santa Barbara. Ray J claimed that Kris actually watched the tapes and chose the one to distribute in which Kim looked the best. Ray J also shared the actual contracts with Vivid Entertainment with Kim's signature on them.

Ray J is threatening to sue Kim for her comment on her Hulu show where she said that Ray J may have stuck a d*ldo up her behind while she was sleeping.

Taylor Swift screened the short film for "All Too Well" at the Tribeca Film Festival Friday (September 9th) night where she revealed that she would be interested in directing a feature film.

According to Deadline, the singer said, "I'd love to keep taking baby steps forward. And I think that I'm at a place now where the next baby step is not a baby step, it would be committing to making a film and I would love for the right opportunity to arise because I absolutely adore telling stories this way."

Swift recently won the Best Direction award for "All Too Well" at the VMAs along with Video of the Year and Best Longform Video.

Britney Spears continues to struggle with her children's estrangement.

The pop star shared a voice note on Instagram Saturday (September 10th), where she reminded people that she was the boys' primary guardian until they were nine.

She said, "Since they've been gone, I've honestly felt like a huge part of me has died. Like literally, I have no purpose anymore."

Spears continued, "Honestly, I don't understand how it's just so easy for them just to cut me off like that. I don't understand it."

The "Toxic" singer followed up with a separate post Sunday (September 11th) where she addressed the fractured relationship with her own parents. In the caption, she stated, "I pray you both burn in hell."

In her forthcoming memoir Live Wire: Long-Winded Short Stories, Kelly Ripa detailed the time in 1997 when she passed out in the middle of sex with her husband, Mark Consuelos. Unfortunately for Ripa, it wasn't because the sex was just that good.

The Live with Kelly and Ryan host shared that she passed out due to two large cysts growing on her ovaries. Of her time in the hospital, she wrote, "My eyes shift between the fuzzy images on the screen, the remnants of my ovarian tormentor, and Mark happily snacking away. Sex can be so traumatic I think, and yet one of us is completely undaunted. There he is, happily munching on the saltines now and ordering a second apple juice. Mark could be at a movie, or a spa. Instead, I'm flat on my back wondering when the other two cysts will burst."

The All My Children actress added that she was shocked by the way Consuelos decided to dress her. "Here is my husband, who is, dare I say, stylish, well-dressed at all times, and yet he dressed me like a dime store prostitute in my time of need. It's still baffling to me to this day that this is the best costume for the day that he could find for me, to the point where, when I was on the stretcher, I thought I was dreaming; I was having a nightmare. I didn't realize I had come to," she wrote.

Apparently, the Riverdale actor dressed her in a French-cut leotard, a pair of his Juventus pants with side snaps, and red Manolo Blahniks heels.

Momager Kris Jenner took a lie detector test on The Late Late Show with James Corden recently and revealed who her favorite child is. Jenner is a mom to six children: Kourtney, Kim, Khloe, Rob, Kendall, and Kylie.

Kylie appeared on the show with her and asked, "Am I your favorite child?" Kris, hooked up to the machine, said yes. When the test showed that she wasn't lying, she added that she "can't go home" now.

"Oh my god. The speed in which you answered," Corden said.

"I already knew the answer," Kylie joked.

At the D23 Expo on Friday (September 9th), Patrick Dempsey not only debuted his new platinum blonde hair, but he also crashed his longtime Grey's Anatomy costar's red-carpet interview.

Yahoo Entertainment's Kevin Polowy was in the middle of an interview with Ellen Pompeo when Dempsey grabbed the microphone. "Hi everybody, I'm on the red carpet with Yahoo interviewing the legendary Ellen Pompeo," he said, turning to face the camera.

Referencing Grey's Anatomy, he asked his former onscreen wife, "How is the new season? A lot of new faces on there. Are you going to do 30 seasons?" Pompeo laughed and said, "No, I'm not going to do 30 seasons, I'm going to do eight episodes."

Pompeo spoke to Deadline about her reduced role on the show as well. "Grey's is still gonna be just fine without me — I'm still gonna do the voiceover," she said.

She added, "I'm gonna always be a part of that show – I'm an exec producer on that show, I've spent two decades of my career on that show, it's my heart and soul, and I'll never truly be gone as long as that show's on the air."

The summer slowdown at the box office continues, as the Disney horror film Barbarian claimed the top spot this weekend with $10 million. Meanwhile, Top Gun: Maverick is in the number four spot, bringing in a total of $705.7 million over 16 weeks. It is now the fifth highest-grossing film of all time.

Box Office Numbers from Friday (September 9th) through Sunday (September 11th):

1. Barbarian, $10 million
2. Brahmastra Part One: Shiva, $ 4.4 million
3. Bullet Train, $3.25 million
4. Top Gun: Maverick, $3.2 million
5. DC League of Super-Pets, $2.8 million
6. The Invitation, $2.6 million
7. Lifemark, $2.2 million
8. Beast, $1.8 million
9. Minions: The Rise of Gru, $1.65 million
10. Spider Man: No Way Home, $1.3 million

Kali Uchis and Ariana Grande are planning a collaboration.

The "telepatia" singer said on TikTok Live Sunday (September 11th), "She's not recording right now because she's working on her movie stuff; her play that she's doing… She said that when she's done with that, we are going to work. I'm excited for that."

Earlier this year, Grande admitted she hasn't begun recording material for a seventh album as she has been busy filming Wicked.

Lewis Capaldi released the breakup track, "Forget Me" Friday (September 9th).

The Scottish singer-songwriter wrote in a press release, "It's a wee bit more upbeat than my previous numbers, mostly because after touring the world, I noticed that my lesser known slower tracks were making some of the crowds look like they were about to fall asleep out of sheer boredom.

"However, this new one is sad AND fast, much like my love making. Not to worry, I've still got plenty of depressing ballads up my sleeve. More on that another time…"

Capaldi recently revealed in an Instagram Live session that he is currently undergoing treatment to manage the symptoms of Tourette syndrome.

Meghan Trainor released her anthem for busy moms, "Don't I Make It Look Easy," on Friday (September 9th).

The singer said, "When I started recording the album I was learning how to be a working mom. I very literally had my hands full with formula and toys, while also being in the studio writing and recording. I realized from the outside looking in I made this all look easy. Similar to how we only post the good moments on our social media, I thought, ‘Isn't it silly that moms are supposed to have it all together?' My intention with this song is to let everyone out there know that even though they might be feeling overwhelmed, they're doing a great job."

Trainor's fourth full-length album Takin' It Back drops October 21st.

JOSH DUHAMEL AND AUDRA MARI ARE MARRIED: Page Six reports that Transformers star Josh Duhamel and Audra Mari tied the knot on Saturday (September 10th) in North Dakota. The couple were spotted riding in the back of a vintage red Cadillac convertible in their wedding attire. The pair announced their engagement in January.

NORMAN REEDUS THOUGHT HE 'WAS GOING TO DIE' FOLLOWING ‘WALKING DEAD' INJURY: In a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly, Norman Reedus opened up about the concussion he experienced on the set of The Walking Dead while filming the finale. "Oh dude, that was horrible. That whole ordeal for me personally was terrifying. I thought I was going to die," he told the outlet. The Boondock Saints actor added, "It was very serious. It was scary. I've been hit in the face and the head a million times. I've gone through car windows, but that one rung my bell."

PETE DAVIDSON'S SISTER HONORS THEIR LATE FATHER IN 9/11 TRIBUTE POST: Pete Davidson's sister, Casey Davidson, took to Instagram on Sunday (September 11th) to remember her father, Scott Davidson, a first responder who died on 9/11. "This year more then ever I wish you could be here. We miss you, we celebrate you and we remember you every day. Proud to be your caseygirl," she wrote. Casey was three years old when their father died, and Pete was seven.

ANNA KENDRICK WAS RESCUED FROM AN ELEVATOR AT TIFF 2022: Anna Kendrick found herself stuck in an elevator during the Toronto International Film Festival over the weekend. On Sunday (September 11th), the Pitch Perfect star shared a video she took from inside the elevator. "Ah, the classic 'I'm behind schedule at this film festival because I had to be rescued from an elevator' excuse #TIFF22," she captioned the post.

WATCH THE TEASER TRAILER FOR ‘THE LITTLE MERMAID:' According to Variety, Disney revealed a first look at Halle Bailey as Ariel in the live-action remake of The Little Mermaid at the D23 Expo. Shortly after this footage was released, people started confusing Halle Bailey for Halle Berry again. BuzzFeed reports that, in a since-deleted tweet, one Twitter user wrote, "Halle Berry is nearly 60 playing the role of a 16-year-old girl. This is what happens when you upset a fandom." Berry responded to the tweet with a meme expressing disbelief.

HARRISON FORD AND KE HUY QUAN REUNITE AT D23: Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom actor Ke Huy Quan posted a photo of himself reuniting with Harrison Ford at D23 on Saturday (September 10th). "'I love you, Indy.' Indiana Jones and Short Round reunited after 38 years," he captioned the post. Variety reports that Ford was emotional as he introduced the trailer for Indiana Jones 5 at the event, which is not yet available to the public. "‘Indiana Jones' movies are about fantasy and mystery, but they're also about heart. We have a really great story to tell, as well as a movie that will kick your ass," Ford said. He also seemed to indicate this would be his time playing the role. "This is it. I will not fall down for you again. But thank you so much."

ANA DE ARMAS SAYS MARILYN MONROE HAUNTED THE SET OF ‘BLONDE:' According to Reuters, Ana de Armas believes the ghost of Marilyn Monroe appeared on the set of the new biopic Blonde. "I truly believe that she was very close to us. She was with us," de Armas told reporters at the Venice Film Festival. "I think she was happy. She would also throw things off the wall sometimes and get mad if she didn't like something. Maybe this sounds very mystical, but it is true. We all felt it." CNN reports that Blonde received a 14-minute standing ovation following its premiere in Venice, and that de Armas was seen wiping her eyes and hugging her costar, Adrien Brody.

MICHELLE YEOH STARS AS A MYTHOLOGICAL GODDESS IN ‘AMERICAN BORN CHINESE:' Variety reports that a featurette of the new Disney+ series American Born Chinese was released at the D23 Expo over the weekend. Michelle Yeoh plays a mythological goddess in the show, which is based on a graphic novel by Gene Luen Yang. "It's a lot of fun, it's a log of magic, it's a lot of badass action," Yeoh says in the featurette. "It is a magical ride and that's what Disney+ is all about," she adds.