Maksim Chmerkovskiy is moving into the acting world and he’s set to star in a new vertical drama series.

For those who don’t know, verticals or “microdramas” are shot in a vertical aspect ratio for viewing on mobile phones, with each episode just 1 to 2 minutes in length. They are known to have low production costs, with Variety noting that actors tend to make $500 for each day of work.

Following the news that Taye Diggs signed on as the first high-profile actor to star in a microdrama, Maksim is now the first reality TV star to book a lead role in one, according to Deadline.

Keep reading to find out more…

The former Dancing With the Stars pro dancer will star in Wild Silence for Holywater Tech’s My Drama platform. Watch the trailer below!

Wild Silence “follows Camilla, who wakes up in a remote wilderness cabin after being rescued from a suicide attempt by Jack, a reclusive man grieving the loss of his wife. As they navigate isolation together, the two form a cautious bond that helps them confront their pasts.”

Maksim told Deadline, “Wild Silence was an opportunity to step into a completely different kind of storytelling that is intimate, emotionally raw, and built for the way the majority of audiences are watching shows today. This role challenged me in new ways as an actor, and I was drawn to the honesty of the story and the creative ambition behind My Drama. Vertical series are an exciting new frontier, and I’m proud to be part of a project that’s helping redefine what premium, mobile-first entertainment can be.”

Maksim recently opened up about the potential for a return to DWTS.

Maksim Chmerkovskiy is addressing the possibility of returning to Dancing with the Stars.

The 45-year-old pro dancer appeared on 17 seasons of the ABC dance competition series before stepping away in 2017 after season 25. During his time on the show, he won the mirrorball trophy once in season 18 with partner Meryl Davis.

In a new interview, Maks revealed if he would consider returning to DWTS.

Keep reading to find out more…“I think the boat has sailed. I think my comeback is in the distant past,” Maks told Access Hollywood.

He then noted that the question of his return is not “can I do it,” but would he do it.

“I’m looking forward to so much more dancing out of my body,” Maks explained. “I’m in maintenance every day for the last 25 years. I don’t see where that’s going to go, and I’m looking forward to creative processes. [But] I also think Dancing With the Stars is a moving entity, and it just needs to move. And we all just moved a little bit different directions.”

He clarified that he is not “saying that I wouldn’t want to. I just don’t think there would be space for me, especially in the format that it is today. I can’t fathom doing so much social media, and without it, how do you win?”

He also admitted that now that he’s a dad of three, he doesn’t want to spend that much time away from his kids.

If you didn’t know, Maks and fellow DWTS pro Peta Murgatroyd married in 2017 and they share three sons – Shai, 8, Rio, 2, and Milan, 1.

“With the kids, it’s so hard,” he added. “It’s very tough.”

Maksim Chmerkovskiy is now apologizing to Jan Ravnik.

The former Dancing With the Stars pro dancer previously made comments saying the new season 34 pro wasn’t qualified to be a pro on the show and shouldn’t have been cast.

Following this week’s performance and his elimination, Jan reacted to comments saying Maksim was “trying to stay relevant and spreading hate.”

Now, Maks shared a new video on social media with an apology and a plea to Jan.

Keep reading to find out more…

“First and foremost, I want to apologize to Jan for the way my words had made you feel, for hurting your feelings,” he said in a video posted Thursday (October 30). “There’s a lot more that I want to say. I would like an opportunity to do it over coffee, or any kind of time you have to spare. I would love to meet. I would love to talk about this, bury the hatchet.”

“Most importantly, I think you’re going to walk away with knowing me, feeling completely different and, dare I say, we probably might even be friends,” Maks continued. “And to that point, I’m not not a friend, you know, regardless of what I say. Maybe it’s paradoxical, but my personality [is] ‘I love you, and I will tell you how it is,’ let alone if I don’t know you.”

“So, my commentary on dance does not come with feelings and emotions, it just comes with [a] completely different range of reasoning. And, you know, I’m that guy. So, I would like to explain myself. Like I said, I would like this to be personal, because this is crazy to me.”

He then continued to seemingly react to the backlash he faced from fans and others following his comments, which were made on his wife Peta Murgatroyd‘s podcast.

“And the second thing is a little more ego driven,” Maks admits. “You guys wanted me to be me. You can’t really hurt my feelings by saying, ‘Look at you loser. You only won once. Blah, blah, blah.’ Yes, I know that more than anybody else. I’m also very well aware that every single member in my family has won Dancing With the Stars more than I have. They are much better at Dancing With the Stars than me.”

“The part of Dancing With the Stars that I was never able to really wrestle and dominate is the public perception. The public opinion and what people think about me,” he continued. “Fundamentally, I don’t care, and I lead with that. And because I lead with that, I’m not fighting for anybody’s votes. And so, in a platform where that’s important, I’m not the guy.”

“On top of it, I made incredible mistakes. Incredible mistakes. With my partners, some of them, with how I presented myself a few times, with the loss of temper, it was horrible situations a few times. So, it’s not like you’re saying stuff that I don’t already know or been through. I’m 45, I have kids, I try to only lead by example. Because of that, what I can point at myself and say, ‘That, don’t do that.’ There’s been examples of that too. I’m very honest, and again, I told you, I’m very black and white. When I maybe late in the game, when I realize something about myself, I realize it. And it’s not going to be because somebody says that to me, it’s because I finally understood that for myself. So that’s how I take everything on and that’s how I process things.”

He closed out his video, saying, “Let’s not defend someone by attacking somebody else.”

If you didn’t know, Maksim first joined DWTS in season two, and competed for 15 seasons. Throughout his time, he won the mirrorball once with Meryl Davis in season 18, came in second and third twice each, and other times placed lower, including a 12th place finish in seasons eight and nine.

Since then, he has also appeared as a guest judge and also as judge on international versions of the show, competing on The Masked Dancer and serving as a judge on So You Think You Can Dance.

Jan Ravnik is addressing comments made by Maksim Chmerkovskiy about his abilities to be a pro on Dancing With the Stars.

The 30-year-old dancer was a new pro on the show’s current 34th season, but he and his celeb partner Jen Affleck were just eliminated on Tuesday night‘s (October 28) episode.

During a post-show interview, Jan was asked how he feels about Maks and his wife Peta‘s comments from her podcast, and getting the support from Jen, judge Derek Hough and more.

Keep reading to find out more…

“I have no comment on that. Look, I got all the love on this show. All the pros, from the judges also. Everyone gave me so much love,” he told Entertainment Tonight.

“Whoever is saying outside is trying to stay relevant and spreading the hate,” he continued. “This is not a way to do it. I will never spread or take the hate.”

If you missed it, during a recent episode of Peta‘s podcast, The Penthouse with Peta, Maks slammed the decision for Jan to be a pro on the show, saying he has no business being a pro and that he is not qualified for the position. Peta agreed and said she thinks he was only hired because he was a dancer on Taylor Swift‘s The Eras Tour.

Jen stuck up for Jan with a TikTok post, and others praised him on the show during Tuesday’s episode.

Jen Affleck is seemingly firing back at recent criticism aimed at her Dancing with the Stars partner Jan Ravnik.

The 25-year-old Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star has been competing on the current season of the long-running reality show with the 30-year-old pro. Now she appears to be standing up for him after a former DWTS pro had some harsh words about his skills on the dance floor.

Keep reading to find out more…

In a TikTok shared on Monday, Jen is seen pretending to type on her phone between rehearsals while Jan lip syncs the moment.

“Take it down. Take it down. Take it down. We need it gone. Take it down. That doesn’t represent me or what we need to be doing,” Jan mouths.

The video also featured an on-screen message reading, “Me when anyone talks trash about Jan.”

“We don’t tolerate Jan slander in this house !!” the reality star wrote in her caption.

Her post was uploaded just days after pro Maks Chmerkovskiy shared some sharply critical commentary about Jan during an episode of The Penthouse with Peta, his wife Peta Murgatroyd’s podcast.

“He’s learning. He’s learning slowly. It’s his first season. We have to give him grace for not understanding foxtrot technique. It’s very hard to watch,” Peta said.

But her husband disagreed.

“No, we do not have to give him grace. Are you kidding me?” he said, later following up with, “I’m sorry, Jan has absolutely no business being a pro on Dancing with the Stars. There’s zero foundation, technique, quality, understanding of the partnership. Bro, I’m getting emotional. It is absurd.”

He went on to call Jan’s casting “a missed opportunity,” though he insisted he has nothing “against [Ravnik] whatsoever.”

This season marks Jan‘s debut as a pro on DWTS. Prior to the ABC series, he was best known for being one of the back-up dancers on Taylor Swift‘s Eras tour.

Keep up with all of the Dancing with the Stars news right here!

Jan Ravnik is a first-time pro dancer on Dancing With the Stars this season and his casting is not sitting well with some former pros.

Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Peta Murgatroyd, who are married in real life, spoke out to slam Jan‘s casting, saying that he has “absolutely no business being a pro.”

Keep reading to find out more…

The comments were made on a recent episode of Peta‘s podcast The Penthouse with Peta.

“I’m sorry, Jan has absolutely no business being a pro on Dancing with the Stars,” Maks said. “There’s zero foundation technique, quality, understanding of the partnership. Bro, I’m getting emotional.”

“It is absurd, and this is unreal how blind we have to be and God forbid say what’s obviously there,” he added of the producers and ABC’s decision to cast the dancer.

Maks slammed the routine that Jan choreographed for Wicked night last week, saying, “He had no idea what foxtrot is supposed to look like. How are you going to expect him to teach it and deliver that message in a format that is completely different from even ballroom dancing? We had this criticism weeks ago, and I’m like, ‘Bro, is anybody going to explain it to him?’”

Maks doesn’t think that Jan is a bad person, he just doesn’t think he’s qualified for the show.

“Jan, whoever he is, I have zero against him whatsoever. No way, this was a missed opportunity,” he said (via Page Six).

Peta agreed with him, adding that she thinks he was only hired because of his connection to Taylor Swift. He was recently a dancer on the Eras Tour.

“I feel bad because [Jen Affleck]’s not getting taught the basics that she needs to,” she said. “She’s not getting taught the base of the dance.”

“They hired him. He’s a Taylor Swift dancer. It’s the obvious reason why he is hired,” she added. “Apart from that, he’s a lovely guy. He looks great. He obviously is a great dancer. Hiring a non-ballroom dancer to teach ballroom dancing to a celebrity as a job is outrageous.”

Peta has also slammed the show for its scoring system this year.

Former Dancing with the Stars pro dancer Maksim Chmerkovskiy is speaking out about his sister-in-law, Jenna Johnson, and her current situation on DWTS.

If you don’t know, Jenna has been paired with actor Corey Feldman this season, although (spoiler alert!), they were just eliminated. Prior to the elimination, though, Maks spilled some tea about her situation.

“Obviously, Jenna has a bit of an uphill climb with Corey, which is easy for everybody to say from [outside], but I know that she’s having a much more difficult time with this entire thing and to the point that it is really difficult for her,” Maks told Daily Mail.

Keep reading to find out more…

“Don’t forget this production is not just about you and your partner dancing, it’s about this massive behemoth of everything that’s happening…the amount of people that you have to deal with, the amount of interviews, and this is all between your rehearsal time and your therapy, and you are trying to lick your wounds and all that stuff,” he said.

“That show requires you to be able to tell grown people what to do and stand your ground. So I think Jenna will get it done,” he added.

Indeed, prior to DWTS‘ premiere, Jenna said she had not had much contact with her partner.

Dancing with the Stars (aka DWTS) is one of the most success reality competition shows on TV right now, and throughout the show’s 33 seasons, there have been some memorable partnerships.

However, with all the successful partnerships there have been…there have been some contentious pairings as well.

We’re listing out some of the biggest pro partner-celebrity pairings. We’ve only included celebs who have spoken out personally about issues.

Keep reading to see which DWTS pro dancers have disliked their star partners…

Maksim Chmerkovskiy will definitely not be voting for Anna Delvey on Dancing with the Stars.

On Monday (Sept. 23), the 44-year-old pro dancer, who appeared on 17 seasons of the ABC dancing competition series, appeared on the TMZ Podcast where he broke down the different archetypes the show usually looks for when it comes to casting including beloved older icons, retired athletes, and young rising stars.

When Anna‘s controversial casting was mentioned, Maks didn’t hold back while slamming both her and the show.

Keep reading to find out more…“So those are the kind of qualities you put together. And then there’s like, ‘OK, so who’s going to draw attention?’ And now you’re talking about someone like an Anna character, right?” Maks said. “So my struggle here … I can see both sides. I can also be on the production side and I can be on the viewer side and understand it all.”

“But if you want an ankle [bracelet] and sort of this, ‘Damn, this is going to draw attention,’ and the scandalousness of it all – I mean, there’s so many other people you can choose from,” he added.

When asked if he’s a fan of Anna, 33, Maks responded, “Absolutely not. It doesn’t matter [who I would choose as a replacement]. To me, [Anna’s] job was a professional liar. You’re gonna bring that person [on stage] and say, ‘Here’s a platform that a lot of people waited their entire actual career to be a part of,’ to also get a moment of a personal story [where they] can say, ‘This is who I actually am.’ Will I believe anything this lady says? Absolutely not.”

Maks then went on to critique the cha-cha Anna danced in the season premiere with her partner Ezra Sosa, saying that he thought that “she wasn’t great” and that she was “very kind of standoffish in a lot of things.”

“You can blame the nerves and say, ‘Hey, everybody’s human and this person is not used to that stage.’ Bulls–t,” Maks said. “Hold on a second — didn’t she con people into believing she was, like, fully fashion this and special like that? And that takes a lot of guts. It takes a lot of self-control to present yourself a certain way, even if you’re so nervous. I don’t buy this ‘she was nervous’ stuff. She’s a sh-tty dancer, and [her] personality is not really going to help her in this competition.”

When asked how far he thinks Anna will go in the competition, Maks said, “I don’t care. She’s not somebody I tune in to watch … I’m not saying anything that no one else is saying.”

Anna recently responded to all of the backlash she’s faced for her casting on the show.

New episodes of Dancing with the Stars air live on Tuesdays at 8pm ET on ABC.

Night one on the 2024 Creative Art Emmys has come to a close, and some very big stars came out with wins.

On Saturday (September 7), the first of two night’s worth of awards were handed out before the 2024 Emmy Awards next week.

In the first night of the ceremony, Angela Basset won her very first Emmy. Maya Rudolph also collected a win, and Dick Van Dyke tied tied a record as the oldest winner at the age of 98.

We pulled together a winner’s list and a roundup of photos of the stars who were there!

Keep reading to find out more…

Keep scrolling to see photos of the attendees…

Ariana DeBose

FYI: Ariana is wearing Kenneth Cole.

Maya Rudolph

FYI: Maya is wearing Chloé FW24 RTW.

Octavia Spencer

Morgan Marcell

Masi Oka

Nikki Glaser

Derek Hough

Shark Tank cast members Robert Herjavec, Lori Greiner, Kevin O’Leary, Barbara Corcoran, Mark Cuban, Daymond John

Angela Bassett

Dick Van Dyke and Arlene Silver

Garcelle Beauvais

Katie Maloney

Ariana Madix

Jimmy Kimmel and Molly McNearney

Fisher Stevens

Valentin Chmerkovskiy, Jenna Johnson, Maksim Chmerkovskiy

Rob McElhenney

Keep scrolling to see a complete list of the nominees and already announced winners, via THR…

Outstanding Animated Program
Blue Eye Samurai • The Tale Of The Ronin And The Bride • Netflix • A Netflix Series / 3 Arts Entertainment and Blue Spirit Productions (WINNER)
Bob’s Burgers • The Amazing Rudy • FOX • 20th Television Animation
Scavengers Reign • The Signal • HBO | Max • Max in association with Titmouse Animation and Green Street
The Simpsons • Night Of The Living Wage • FOX • A Gracie Films production in association with 20th Television Animation
X-Men ‘97 • Remember It • Disney+ • Marvel Studios

Outstanding Casting For A Reality Program
The Amazing Race • CBS • WorldRace Productions, Inc.
Jesse Tannenbaum, Casting by
Alex Stern, Casting by
Pollyanna Jacobs, Casting by
Pedro Gomez, Casting by

The Golden Bachelor • ABC • Warner Bros. Unscripted Television in association with Warner Horizon
Jacqui Pitman, Casting by
John Kennamann, Casting by
Lindsay Liles, Casting by

Love On The Spectrum • Netflix • Northern Pictures for Netflix (WINNER)
Cian O’Clery, Casting by
Sean Bowman, Casting by
Marina Nieto Ritger, Casting by
Emma Choate, Casting by

RuPaul’s Drag Race • MTV • World Of Wonder
Goloka Bolte, CSA, Casting by
Ethan Petersen, CSA, Casting by
Adam Cook, Casting by
Michelle Redwine, Casting by

Squid Game: The Challenge • Netflix • Studio Lambert and The Garden for Netflix
Rachael Stubbins, Casting by
Emma Shearer, Casting by
Robyn Kass, CSA, Casting by
Erika Dobrin, CSA, Casting by

Outstanding Character Voice-Over Performance

The Simpsons • Cremains Of The Day • FOX • A Gracie Films production in association with 20th Television Animation
Hank Azaria as Moe Szyslak

Family Guy • Teacher’s Heavy Pet • FOX • 20th Television Animation
Alex Borstein as Lois Griffin

Invincible • I Thought You Were Stronger • Prime Video • Amazon MGM Studios, Skybound Animation
Sterling K. Brown as Angstrom Levy / Angstrom #646

Big Mouth • The Ambition Gremlin • Netflix • Netflix (WINNER)
Maya Rudolph as Connie the Hormone Monstress

Krapopolis • Big Man On Hippocampus • FOX • Fox Entertainment and Bento Box Entertainment
Hannah Waddingham as Deliria

Outstanding Choreography for Variety or Reality Programming

Dancing With The Stars • Routines: Moon River / La Vie En Rose • ABC • BBC Studios Los Angeles Productions
Valentin Chmerkovskiy, Choreographer
Jenna Johnson, Choreographer

Dick Van Dyke 98 Years Of Magic • Routine: Step In Time • CBS • Smart Dog Media and White Label Productions in Dick Van Dyke 98 Years Of Magic • Routine: Step In Time • CBS • Smart Dog Media and White Label Productions in association with CBS
Alison Faulk, Choreographer
Kiki Nyemchek, Choreographer

The Oscars • Routines: I’m Just Ken / In Memoriam • ABC • Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Mandy Moore, Choreographer

RuPaul’s Drag Race • Routines: Dance! / Queen Of Wind / Power • MTV • World Of Wonder
Jamal Sims, Choreographer

76th Annual Tony Awards • Routines: Opening Number / Lifetime Achievement • CBS • White Cherry Entertainment in association with Tony Award Productions
Karla Puno Garcia, Choreographer (WINNER)

Outstanding Cinematography For A Nonfiction Program

Beckham • The Kick • Netflix • A Netflix Documentary Series / A Studio 99 Production in association with Ventureland
Tim Cragg, Director of Photography

Girls State • Apple TV+ • Concordia Studio presentation of a Mile End Films production in association with Apple (WINNER)
Laura Hudock, Director of Photography
Laela Kilbourn, Director of Photography
Daniel Carter, Director of Photography
Erynn Patrick Lamont, Director of Photography
Keri Oberly, Director of Photography
Thorsten Thielow, Director of Photography
Martina Radwan, Director of Photography

Jim Henson Idea Man • Disney+ • Imagine Documentaries Productions, Disney Branded Television
Igor Martinovic, Director of Photography
Vanja Cernjul, Director of Photography

Our Planet II • Chapter 1: World On The Move • Netflix • Silverback Films for Netflix
Brad Bestelink, Cinematography by
Kyle McBurnie, Cinematography by

Planet Earth III • Extremes • BBC America • A BBC Studios Natural History Unit Production co-produced with BBC America, ZDF and France Télévisions for BBC
Luke Nelson, Director of Photography
John Shier, Director of Photography

Outstanding Cinematography For A Reality Program
The Amazing Race • Series Body Of Work • CBS • WorldRace Productions, Inc.
Joshua Gitersonke, Director of Photography
Bryan T. Adams, Camera
Kathryn Barrows, Camera
Kurt Carpenter, Camera
Petr Cikhart, Camera
Diego J. Contreras, Camera
David D’Angelo, Camera
Matthew Di Girolamo, CSC, Camera
Rob Gowler, Camera
Adam Haisinger, Camera
Jamie Holland, Camera
Kevin R. Johnson, Camera
Jay Kaufman, Camera
Ian Kerr, CSC, Camera
Tim Laks, Camera
Regan Letourneau, Camera
Danny Long, Camera
Lucas Kenna Mertes, Camera
Ryan Shaw, Camera
Alan Weeks, Camera
Stephen A. Coleman, Camera
Willie Shipp, Camera

Life Below Zero • Bulletproof • National Geographic • BBC Studios Los Angeles for National Geographic (WINNER)
Charlie Beck, Director of Photography
Michael Cheeseman, Director of Photography
Danny Day, Director of Photography
Pedro Delbrey, Camera Operator

Survivor • Series Body Of Work • CBS • MGM Studios
Peter Wery, Director of Photography
Scott Duncan, Director of Photography
Russ Fill, Director of Photography
Tim Barker, Camera
Marc Bennett, Camera
Paulo Castillo, Camera
Rodney Chauvin, Camera
Chris Ellison, Camera
Ben Gamble, Camera
Nixon George, Camera
Marcus Hebbelmann, Camera
Derek Hoffmann, Camera
Matthias Hoffmann, Camera
Toby Hogan, Camera
Derek Holt, Camera
Efrain “Mofi” Laguna, Camera
Ian Miller, Camera
Nico Nyoni, Camera
Paul Peddinghaus, Camera
Nejc Poberaj, Camera
Louis Powell, Camera
Thomas Pretorius, Camera
Jovan Sales, Camera
Erick Sarmiento, Camera
Dirk Steyn, Camera
John Tattersall, Camera
Holly Thompson, Camera
Paulo Velozo, Camera
Cullum Andrews, Camera
Christopher Barker, Director of Aerial Photography
Granger Scholtz, Director of Aerial Photography
Nic Van Der Westhuizen, Ariel Camera Operator
Dwight Winston, Aerial Camera Operator

The Traitors • The Funeral • Peacock • Studio Lambert
Siggi Rosen-Rawlings, Director of Photography
Matt Wright, Director of Photography

Welcome To Wrexham • Series Body Of Work • FX • Boardwalk Pictures
Craig Hastings, Director of Photography
Ed Edwards, Director of Photography
James Melrose, Director of Photography
Craig Murdoch, Director of Photography
Verdy Oliver, Director of Photography
Esther Vardy, Director of Photography
Leighton Cox, Director of Photography
Tom Reece, Director of Photography
Gareth Roberts, Camera
Joe Clifford, Camera
Joby Newson, Camera
Mike Staniforth, Camera
Dillon Scheps, Camera

Outstanding Commercial

Album Cover – Apple iPhone 15
O Positive, Production Company
Apple, Ad Agency

Best Friends – Uber One | Uber Eats
O Positive, Production Company
Mother, Ad Agency

Fuzzy Feelings – Apple – iPhone + Mac (WINNER)
Hungry Man, Production Company
TBWA\ Media Arts Lab, Ad Agency

Just Joking – Sandy Hook Promise
SMUGGLER, Production Company
BBDO New York, Ad Agency

Like A Good Neighbaaa – State Farm
O Positive, Production Company
Highdive, Ad Agency

Michael CeraVe – CeraVe Moisturizing Cream
Prettybird, Production Company
Ogilvy PR, Ad Agency

Outstanding Directing For A Documentary/Nonfiction Program

Albert Brooks: Defending My Life • HBO | Max • HBO Documentary Films and Castle Rock Entertainment
Rob Reiner, Directed by

Beckham • What Makes David Run • Netflix • A Netflix Documentary Series / A Studio 99 Production in association with Ventureland
Fisher Stevens, Directed by

Girls State • Apple TV+ • Concordia Studio presentation of a Mile End Films production in association with Apple (WINNER)
Amanda McBaine, Directed by
Jesse Moss, Directed by

The Greatest Night In Pop • Netflix • A Netflix Documentary / An MRC Film / A Dorothy St Pictures Production in association with Makemake Entertainment
Bao Nguyen, Directed by

Jim Henson Idea Man • Disney+ • Imagine Documentaries Productions, Disney Branded Television
Ron Howard, Directed by

Steve! (Martin) A Documentary In 2 Pieces • Apple TV+ • Apple Original Films presents an A24 / Tremolo Production
Morgan Neville, Directed by

Outstanding Directing For A Reality Program

Love On The Spectrum • Episode 7 • Netflix • Northern Pictures for Netflix
Cian O’Clery, Directed by (WINNER)

RuPaul’s Drag Race • Grand Finale • MTV • World Of Wonder
Nick Murray, Directed by

Squid Game: The Challenge • Red Light, Green Light • Netflix • Studio Lambert and The Garden for Netflix
Diccon Ramsay, Directed by

The Traitors • Betrayers, Fakes And Fraudsters • Peacock • Studio Lambert
Ben Archard, Directed by

Welcome To Wrexham • Shaun’s Vacation • FX • Boardwalk Pictures
Bryan Rowland, Directed by

Outstanding Directing For A Variety Series

The Daily Show • Jon Stewart Returns To The Daily Show • Comedy Central • Central Productions, LLC
David Paul Meyer, Directed by

Jimmy Kimmel Live! • Trump Still Mad About Oscars Joke And Thinks Jimmy Is Al Pacino, Chris Stapleton’s Ballad For John Stamos, Guest Rob McElhenney & The Return Of Our Outdoor Stage! • ABC • ABC Signature in association with Kimmelot
Andy Fisher, Directed by

The Late Show With Stephen Colbert • December 21, 2023: GOP Wants Biden Kicked Off Ballot, Bankrupt Rudy Hawks Supplements, Elf On The Shelf For Parents; Meanwhile; Anderson Cooper & Andy Cohen; Louis Cato And The Late Show Band • CBS • CBS Studios
Jim Hoskinson, Directed by

Saturday Night Live • Host: Ryan Gosling • NBC • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video
Liz Patrick, Directed by (WINNER)

Outstanding Directing For A Variety Special

Dave Chappelle: The Dreamer • Netflix • Netflix | Lathan TV | Pilot Boy
Stan Lathan, Directed by

Dick Van Dyke 98 Years Of Magic • CBS • Smart Dog Media and White Label Productions in association with CBS
Russell Norman, Directed by

The Oscars • ABC • Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Hamish Hamilton, Directed by (WINNER)

Tig Notaro: Hello Again • Prime Video • Amazon MGM Studios and Above Average
Stephanie Allynne, Directed by

76th Annual Tony Awards • CBS • White Cherry Entertainment in association with Tony Award Productions
Glenn Weiss, Directed by

Trevor Noah: Where Was I • Netflix • Bob Bain Productions, Inc. for Netflix
David Paul Meyer, Directed by

Outstanding Documentary Or Nonfiction Series

Beckham • Netflix • A Netflix Documentary Series / A Studio 99 Production in association with Ventureland (WINNER)

The Jinx – Part Two • HBO | Max • HBO Documentary Films presents a Hit The Ground Running Production

Quiet On Set: The Dark Side Of Kids TV • Investigation Discovery • Maxine Productions and Sony Pictures Television – Nonfiction in association with Business Insider

STAX: Soulsville U.S.A. • HBO | Max • HBO Documentary Films presents in association with Concord Originals, Polygram Entertainment, Warner Music Entertainment, A Laylow Pictures production, A White Horse Pictures production

Telemarketers • HBO | Max • HBO Documentary Films presents a production of Elara Pictures and All Facts in association with Rough House Pictures

Outstanding Documentary Or Nonfiction Special

Albert Brooks: Defending My Life • HBO | Max • HBO Documentary Films and Castle Rock Entertainment

Girls State • Apple TV+ • Concordia Studio presentation of a Mile End Films production in association with Apple

The Greatest Night In Pop • Netflix • A Netflix Documentary / An MRC Film / A Dorothy St Pictures Production in association with Makemake Entertainment

Jim Henson Idea Man • Disney+ • Imagine Documentaries Productions, Disney Branded Television (WINNER)

Steve! (Martin) A Documentary In 2 Pieces • Apple TV+ • Apple Original Films presents an A24 / Tremolo Production

Outstanding Emerging Media Program

Emperor • Meta Quest • An Atlas V, Reynard Films, France Télévisions production in association with Albyon
Marion Burger, Director
Ilan J. Cohen, Director
Atlas V
Reynard Films
France Télévisions

Fallout: Vault 33 • Prime Video • Amazon MGM Studios, Kilter Films, Bethesda Game Studios (WINNER)
Amazon MGM Studios
Kilter Films
Bethesda Studios

The Pirate Queen With Lucy Liu • Meta • Singer Studios and Meta
Eloise Singer, Producer, Director
Lucy Liu, Producer
Singer Studios
Siobhan McDonnell, Producer
Maja Bodenstein, Writer, Narrative Director

Red Rocks Live In VR • Meta / Facebook • Meta, Dorsey Pictures, Lightsail VR, 7 Cinematics
Meta
Dorsey Pictures
Lightsail VR
7 Cinematics

Wallace & Gromit In The Grand Getaway • Meta • An Atlas V, Aardman, Meta production in association with No Ghost and Albyon
Finbar Hawkins, Director, Writer
Bram Ttwheam, Director
Atlas V
Aardman
Meta

Exceptional Merit In Documentary Filmmaking

Beyond Utopia (Independent Lens) • PBS • Ideal Partners in association with 19340 Productions, XRM Media, the Random Good Foundation and the Human Rights Foundation

Going To Mars: The Nikki Giovanni Project • HBO | Max • Confluential Films and Rada Studio in association with JustFilms | Ford Foundation in association with Bertha Doc Society (WINNER)

Stamped From The Beginning • Netflix • A Netflix Documentary / A One Story Up production

Outstanding Game Show

Celebrity Family Feud • ABC • Fremantle
Jeopardy! • ABC/Syndicated • Quadra Productions in association with Sony Pictures Television (WINNER)
Password • NBC • Fremantle in association with Universal Television Alternative Studio and Electric Hot Dog
The Price Is Right At Night • CBS • Fremantle
Wheel Of Fortune • ABC/Syndicated • Quadra Productions, Inc. / Sony Pictures Studios

Outstanding Hairstyling For A Variety, Nonfiction Or Reality Program

The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula • Trash Can Children • Shudder • A Boulet Brothers Production in association with Shudder
Marco Gabellini, Hairstylist

Dancing With The Stars • Finale • ABC • BBC Studios Los Angeles Productions
Kimi Messina, Department Head Hairstylist
Dwayne Ross, Key Hairstylist
Joe Matke, Hairstylist
Jani Kleinbard, Hairstylist
Amber Maher, Hairstylist
Marion Rogers, Hairstylist
Brittany Spaulding, Hairstylist

Saturday Night Live • Host: Ryan Gosling • NBC • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video (WINNER)
Jodi Mancuso, Department Head Hairstylist
Cara Hannah, Key Hairstylist
Inga Thrasher, Hairstylist
Joseph Whitmeyer, Hairstylist
Amanda Duffy Evans, Hairstylist
Chad Harlow, Hairstylist
Gina Ferrucci, Hairstylist
Elliott Simpson, Hairstylist

So You Think You Can Dance • Challenge #2: Broadway • FOX • Sony Pictures Television – Nonfiction’s 19 Entertainment and Dick Clark Productions
Crystal Broedel, Department Head Hairstylist
Cynthia Chapman, Key Hairstylist
Antoinette Black, Hairstylist
Ashley Sedmack, Hairstylist
Rie “Leay” Cangelosi, Hairstylist
Victor Paz, Hairstylist

We’re Here • Oklahoma, Part 3 • HBO | Max • HBO in association with The Intellectual Property Corporation (IPC)
Abdiel “Gloria” Urcullu, Department Head Hairstylist
Tyler Funicelli, Hairstylist

Outstanding Host For A Game Show

Celebrity Family Feud • ABC • Fremantle
Steve Harvey, Host

Jeopardy! • ABC/Syndicated • Quadra Productions in association with Sony Pictures Television
Ken Jennings, Host

Weakest Link • NBC • BBC Studios Los Angeles Productions in association with Universal Television Alternative Studio
Jane Lynch, Host

Password • NBC • Fremantle in association with Universal Television Alternative Studio and Electric Hot Dog
Keke Palmer, Host

Wheel Of Fortune • ABC/Syndicated • Quadra Productions, Inc. / Sony Pictures Studios
Pat Sajak, Host (WINNER)

Outstanding Host For A Reality Or Reality Competition Program

RuPaul’s Drag Race • MTV • World Of Wonder
RuPaul Charles, Host

Shark Tank • ABC • MGM Television in association with Sony Pictures Television
Mark Cuban, Host
Lori Greiner, Host
Kevin O’Leary, Host
Barbara Corcoran, Host
Robert Herjavec, Host
Daymond John, Host

The Traitors • Peacock • Studio Lambert
Alan Cumming, Host (WINNER)

Top Chef • Bravo • Magical Elves
Kristen Kish, Host

Survivor • CBS • MGM Studios
Jeff Probst, Host

Outstanding Hosted Nonfiction Series Or Special

Conan O’Brien Must Go • HBO | Max • Max in association with Conaco

Finding Your Roots With Henry Louis Gates Jr. • PBS • WETA Washington D.C., McGee Media, Inkwell Media, Kunhardt Films

How To With John Wilson • HBO | Max • HBO in association with Blow Out Productions, Johnsmovies and Atlantic Pictures

My Next Guest With David Letterman And John Mulaney • Netflix • Jax Media and Worldwide Pants, Inc. for Netflix (WINNER)

The Reluctant Traveler With Eugene Levy • Apple TV+ • Twofour in association with Apple

Outstanding Lighting Design/Lighting Direction For A Variety Series

America’s Got Talent • Episode 1818 • NBC • Fremantle and Syco Entertainment
Noah Mitz, Lighting Designer
Will Gossett, Lighting Director
Hannah Kerman, Lighting Director
Ryan Tanker, Lighting Director
Patrick Boozer, Lighting Director
Matt Benson, Gaffer
Terrance Ho, Video Control
Scott Chmielewski, Media Server Programmer

American Idol • Top 14 Reveal • ABC • Fremantle and 19 Entertainment
Tom Sutherland, Lighting Designer
James Coldicott, Lighting Director
Nathan Files, Lighting Director
Bobby Grey, Lighting Director
Ed Moore, Video Control
Luke Chantrell, Video Control
Scott Chmielewski, Media Server Programmer

Dancing With The Stars • Semi-Finals • ABC • BBC Studios Los Angeles Productions
Noah Mitz, Lighting Designer
Patrick Brazil, Moving Light Programmer
Andrew Law, Moving Light Programmer
Casey Rhodes, Lighting Director
Hannah Kerman, Lighting Director
Matt Benson, Gaffer
Ed Moore, Video Control
Stu Wesolik, Video Control
Matt McAdam, Media Server Programmer

The Late Show With Stephen Colbert • May 21, 2024: Billie Eilish Visits The Late Show For An Engaging Interview With Stephen Colbert And A Performance Off Of Her New Album On The Ed Sullivan Theater Stage • CBS • CBS Studios
Michael Scricca, Lighting Director
Hillary Knox, Moving Light Programmer
Constantine Leonardos II, Moving Light Programmer
Tom Carroll, Video Control

Saturday Night Live • Host: Kristen Wiig • NBC • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video (WINNER)
Geoffrey Amoral, Lighting Director
Rick McGuinness, Lighting Director
Trevor Brown, Moving Light Programmer
Tim Stasse, Moving Light Programmer
William McGuinness, Chief Lighting Technician
Frank Grisanti, Video Control

The Voice • Live Finale, Part 2 • NBC • MGM Television and Warner Bros. Unscripted Television in association with Warner Horizon and ITV Studios The Voice USA, Inc.
Oscar Dominguez, Lighting Designer
Dan Boland, Lighting Director
Ronald Wirsgalla, Lighting Director
Erin Anderson, Lighting Director
Andrew Munie, Lighting Director
Jeff Shood, Media Server Programmer
Terrance Ho, Video Control

Outstanding Lighting Design/Lighting Direction For A Variety Special

The Apple Music Super Bowl LVIII Halftime Show Starring Usher • CBS • Jesse Collins Entertainment, DPS and Roc Nation
Al Gurdon, Lighting Designer
Ben Green, Lighting Director
Harry Forster, Lighting Director
Mark Humphrey, Lighting Director
Eric Marchwinski, Lighting Director
Jason Rudolph, Media Server Programmer
Alen Sisul, Gaffer

Billy Joel: The 100th – Live At Madison Square Garden • CBS • A Sony Music Vision and Enliven Entertainment Production / A Grammy Studios Production in association with Maritime Pictures (WINNER)
Steve Cohen, Lighting Designer
Mark Foffano, Lighting Consultant
Justin Cheatham, Lighting Director
Tad Inferrera, Lighting Director
Adrian Bassett, Chief Lighting Technician

66th Grammy Awards • CBS • Fulwell 73
Noah Mitz, Lighting Designer
Andy O’Reilly, Lighting Director
Patrick Boozer, Lighting Director
Ryan Tanker, Lighting Director
Madigan Stehly, Lighting Director
Bryan Klunder, Lighting Director
Matt Benson, Lighting Director
Will Gossett, Lighting Director
Erin Anderson, Lighting Director
Terrance Ho, Video Control
Guy Jones, Video Control
Matt Cotter, Media Server Programmer

2023 Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony • ABC • Tenth Planet Productions
Allen Branton, Lighting Designer
Kevin Lawson, Lighting Director
Felix Peralta, Lighting Director
George Gountas, Lighting Director
Alex Flores, Gaffer
Billy Steinberg, Video Control
JC Castro, Video Control
Bianca Moncada, Media Server Programmer

76th Annual Tony Awards • CBS • White Cherry Entertainment in association with Tony Award Productions
Robert Dickinson, Lighting Designer
Noah Mitz, Lighting Director
Ed McCarthy, Lighting Director
Tyler Ericson, Lighting Director
Harry Sangmeister, Lighting Director
Richie Beck, Chief Lighting Technician
J.M. Hurley, Video Control
Ka Lai Wong, Video Control
Jason Rudolph, Media Server Programmer

Outstanding Makeup For A Variety, Nonfiction Or Reality Program

The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula • Terror In The Woods • Shudder • A Boulet Brothers Production in association with Shudder
The Boulet Brothers, Department Head Makeup Artist

Dancing With The Stars • Monster Night • ABC • BBC Studios Los Angeles Productions
Zena S. Green, Department Head Makeup Artist
Julie Socash, Key Makeup Artist
Angela Moos, Additional Makeup Artist
Donna Bard, Additional Makeup Artist
Sarah Woolf, Additional Makeup Artist
Brian Sipe, Additional Makeup Artist
James MacKinnon, Additional Makeup Artist
Tyson Fountaine, Additional Makeup Artist

Saturday Night Live • Host: Ryan Gosling • NBC • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video (WINNER)
Louie Zakarian, Department Head Makeup Artist
Jason Milani, Key Makeup Artist
Amy Tagliamonti, Key Makeup Artist
Rachel Pagani, Makeup Artist
Young Bek, Makeup Artist
Brandon Grether, Makeup Artist
Joanna Pisani, Makeup Artist

Taylor Mac’s 24-Decade History Of Popular Music • HBO | Max • HBO Documentary Films in association with Content Superbapresents a Telling Pictures and Pomegranate Arts production in association with Fifth Season and Nature’s Darlings
Anastasia Durasova, Makeup Designer

The Voice • Live Finale, Part 1 And Live Finale, Part 2 • NBC • MGM Television and Warner Bros. Unscripted Television in association with Warner Horizon and ITV Studios The Voice USA, Inc.
Darcy Gilmore, Department Head Makeup Artist
Gina Ghiglieri, Key Makeup Artist
Kristene Bernard, Personal Makeup Artist
Nikki Carbonetta, Additional Makeup Artist
Carlene Kearns, Additional Makeup Artist
Elie Maalouf, Additional Makeup Artist
Anthony Nguyen, Personal Makeup Artist
Marylin Lee Spiegel, Additional Makeup Artist

We’re Here • Oklahoma, Part 3 • HBO | Max • HBO in association with The Intellectual Property Corporation (IPC)
Tyler Devlin, Makeup Artist
Kalyd Sebastian Odeh, Makeup Artist

Outstanding Music Composition For A Documentary Series Or Special (Original Dramatic Score)

Albert Brooks: Defending My Life • HBO | Max • HBO Documentary Films and Castle Rock Entertainment
Marc Shaiman, Composer

Beckham • Seeing Red • Netflix • A Netflix Documentary Series / A Studio 99 Production in association with Ventureland
Anže Rozman, Composer
Camilo Forero, Composer

Jim Henson Idea Man • Disney+ • Imagine Documentaries Productions, Disney Branded Television
David Fleming, Composer (WINNER)

Planet Earth III • Extremes • BBC America • A BBC Studios Natural History Unit Production co-produced with BBC America, ZDF and France Télévisions for BBC
Jacob Shea, Composer
Sara Barone, Composer
Hans Zimmer, Composer

Rock Hudson: All That Heaven Allowed • HBO | Max • HBO Documentary Films presents an Altitude Film Entertainment Production in association with Berlanti/Schechter Films and Dog Star Films
Laura Karpman, Composer

Outstanding Music Direction

The 46th Kennedy Center Honors • CBS • Done + Dusted in association with ROK Productions
Rickey Minor, Music Director

Late Night With Seth Meyers • Episode 1488 • NBC • Universal Television and Broadway Video
Fred Armisen, Music Director
Eli Janney, Music Director

The Oscars • ABC • Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Rickey Minor, Music Director (WINNER)

2023 Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony • ABC • Tenth Planet Productions
Adam Blackstone, Music Director
Don Was, Music Director
Omar Edwards, Music Director

Saturday Night Live • Host: Ryan Gosling • NBC • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video
Lenny Pickett, Music Director
Leon Pendarvis, Music Director
Eli Brueggemann, Music Director

Outstanding Narrator

Planet Earth III • Human • BBC America • A BBC Studios Natural History Unit Production co-produced with BBC America, ZDF and France Télévisions for BBC
Sir David Attenborough, Narrator

Queens • African Queens • National Geographic • Wildstar Films
Angela Bassett, Narrator (WINNER)

Life On Our Planet • Chapter 1: The Rules Of Life • Netflix • A Netflix Documentary Series / A Silverback Films Production in association with Amblin Television
Morgan Freeman, Narrator

Secrets Of The Octopus • Masterminds • National Geographic • Sealight Pictures, Wildstar Films and Earthship Productions
Paul Rudd, Narrator

Lost Women Of Highway 20 • Vanished • Investigation Discovery • Orit Entertainment and October Films
Octavia Spencer, Narrator

Outstanding Picture Editing For A Nonfiction Program

Albert Brooks: Defending My Life • HBO | Max • HBO Documentary Films and Castle Rock Entertainment
Bob Joyce, Editor

Beckham • Golden Balls • Netflix • A Netflix Documentary Series / A Studio 99 Production in association with Ventureland
Michael Harte, ACE, Editor
Paul Carlin, Additional Editor
Chris King, Additional Editor

Escaping Twin Flames • Up In Flames • Netflix • Good Caper Content for Netflix
Martin Biehn, Lead Editor
Kevin Hibbard, Editor
Troy Takaki, ACE, Editor
Mimi Wilcox, Editor
Inbal B. Lessner, ACE, Editor

Jim Henson Idea Man • Disney+ • Imagine Documentaries Productions, Disney Branded Television
Sierra Neal, Editor
Paul Crowder, ACE, Editor (WINNER)

The Jinx – Part Two • Chapter 9: Saving My Tears Until It’s Official • HBO | Max • HBO Documentary Films presents a Hit The Ground Running Production
Richard Hankin, Supervising Editor
Charles Olivier, Editor
Lance Edmands, Additional Editor
Sam Neave, Additional Editor
Camilla Hayman, Additional Editor
David Tillman, Additional Editor

Quiet On Set: The Dark Side Of Kids TV • Hidden In Plain Sight • Investigation Discovery • Maxine Productions and Sony Pictures Television – Nonfiction in association with Business Insider
Daphne Gómez-Mena, Editor
Jane Jo, ACE, Editor
Cody Rogowski, Additional Editor

Steve! (Martin) A Documentary In 2 Pieces • Then • Apple TV+ • Apple Original Films presents an A24 / Tremolo Production
Alan Lowe, Editor

Outstanding Picture Editing For A Structured Reality Or Competition Program

The Amazing Race • Series Body Of Work • CBS • WorldRace Productions, Inc.
Eric Beetner, Editor
Kevin Blum, Editor
Kellen Cruden, Editor
Christina Fontana, Editor
Jay Gammill, Editor
Katherine Griffin, Editor
Jason Groothuis, Editor
Darrick Lazo, Editor
Ryan Leamy, Editor
Josh Lowry, Editor
Steven Mellon, Editor
Paul C. Nielsen, Editor
Myron Santos, Editor
Steven Urrutia, Editor

Queer Eye • Kiss The Sky • Netflix • Scout Productions Inc. and ITV Entertainment LLC for Netflix
Toni Ann Carabello, Lead Editor
Enrique Araujo, Editor
Widgie Nikia Figaro, Editor
Jason Szabo, Editor
Kimberly Pellnat, Editor

RuPaul’s Drag Race • Werq The World • MTV • World Of Wonder
Jamie Martin, Lead Editor
Paul Cross, Editor
Ryan Mallick, Editor
Michael Roha, Editor

Top Chef • Series Body Of Work • Bravo • Magical Elves
Steve Lichtenstein, Lead Editor
Ericka Concha, Editor
George Dybas, Editor
Malia Jurick, Editor
Brian Kane, Editor
Chris King, Editor
Eric Lambert, Editor
Joon Hee Lim, Editor
Matt Reynolds, Editor
Jay M. Rogers, Editor
Daniel Ruiz, Editor
Reggie Spangler, Editor
Annie Tighe, Editor

The Voice • Series Body Of Work • NBC • MGM Television and Warner Bros. Unscripted Television in association with Warner Horizon and ITV Studios The Voice USA, Inc. (WINNER)
Sean Basaman, Supervising Editor
John M. Larson, ACE, Supervising Editor
Robert M. Malachowski Jr., ACE, Supervising Editor
Matt Antell, Editor
John Baldino, Editor
Matthew Blair, Editor
Melissa Silva Borden, Editor
William Fabian Castro, Editor
Andrew Ciancia, Editor
Nicholas Don Vito, Editor
Glen Ebesu, Editor
Rick Enrique, Editor
Greg Fitzsimmons, Editor
Brian Freundlich, Editor
Noel A. Guerra, ACE, Editor
Alyssa Dressman Lehner, Editor
John Homesley, Editor
Omega Hsu, ACE, Editor
Niki Hunter, Editor
Ryan P. James, Editor
Lise Kearney, Editor
Terri Maloney, Editor
James J. Munoz, Editor
Barry Murphy, Editor
Rich Remis, Editor
Robby Thompson, Editor
Matt Wafaie, Editor
Eric Wise, Editor

Outstanding Picture Editing For An Unstructured Reality Program

Below Deck Down Under • The Turnover Day • Bravo • 51 Minds
Garrett Hohendorf, Supervising Editor
Addison McCoubrey, Lead Editor
Christina Vovas, Editor
Noel Williams, Editor
Atsuko Atake, Editor
Jonathan Provost, Editor
Chris Ward, Editor

Deadliest Catch • Nautical Deathtrap • Discovery Channel • Original Productions, LLC for Discovery Channel
Rob Butler, ACE, Supervising Editor
Isaiah Camp, ACE, Supervising Editor
Josh Stockero, Editor
Alexander Rubinow, ACE, Editor
Chris Courtner, Additional Editor
Chris Meyers, Additional Editor
Alberto Perez, Editor

Love On The Spectrum • Episode 7 • Netflix • Northern Pictures for Netflix
Rachel Grierson-Johns, Editor
Leanne Cole, Editor
Toby Stratmann, Editor
Gretchen Peterson, Additional Editor

RuPaul’s Drag Race: Untucked • Rate-A-Queen • MTV • World Of Wonder
Matthew D. Miller, Lead Editor
Kellen Cruden, Editor

Welcome To Wrexham • Up The Town? • FX • Boardwalk Pictures (WINNER)
Michael Brown, Editor
Josh Drisko, Editor
Michael Oliver, Editor
Bryan Rowland, Editor
Steve Welch, Editor

Outstanding Picture Editing For Variety Programming

Dolly Parton’s Pet Gala • CBS • Sandollar Films in association with Noz Entertainment and Gunpowder & Sky
Bill DeRonde, Editor
James Collett, Editor
Kari Heavenrich, Editor
Stavros Stavropoulos, Editor

John Mulaney Presents: Everybody’s In LA • Paranormal • Netflix • Multiple Camera Productions for Netflix (WINNER)
Kelly Lyon, ACE, Editor
Sean McIlraith, Editor
Ryan McIlraith, Editor

Nikki Glaser: Someday You’ll Die • HBO | Max • HBO in association with Done + Dusted
Guy Harding, Editor

Ramy Youssef: More Feelings • HBO | Max • HBO presents a Cairo Cowboy and A24 production
Joanna Naugle, ACE, Editor

Tig Notaro: Hello Again • Prime Video • Amazon MGM Studios and Above Average
Kelly Lyon, ACE, Editor

Outstanding Picture Editing For Variety Programming (Segment)

The Daily Show • The Dailyshowography Of Vivek Ramaswamy: Enter The RamaVerse (segment) • Comedy Central • Central Productions, LLC
Catherine Trasborg, Editor (WINNER)

Last Week Tonight With John Oliver • Boeing (segment) • HBO | Max • HBO in association with Peyance Productions and Avalon Television
Anthony Miale, ACE, Senior Editor

Last Week Tonight With John Oliver • The Sad Tale Of Henry The Engine (segment) • HBO | Max • HBO in association with Peyance Productions and Avalon Television
Ryan Barger, Senior Editor

Saturday Night Live • I’m Just Pete (segment) • NBC • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video
Ryan Spears, Editor

Saturday Night Live • Bowen’s Straight (segment) • NBC • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video
Paul Del Gesso, Editor
Kristie Ferriso, Editor

Outstanding Production Design For A Variety Special

Dick Van Dyke 98 Years Of Magic • CBS • Smart Dog Media and White Label Productions in association with CBS
Steve Morden, Production Designer
James Yarnell, Production Designer
John Sparano, Set Decorator

66th Grammy Awards • CBS • Fulwell 73
Julio Himede, Production Designer
Kristen Merlino, Art Director
Gloria Lamb, Art Director
Ellen Jaworski, Art Director
Kaydee Lavorin Friel, Set Decorator

Hannah Waddingham: Home For Christmas • Apple TV+ • Done + Dusted in association with Apple
Misty Buckley, Production Designer
Laura Woodroffe, Art Director
Richard Olivieri, Set Decorator

The Oscars • ABC • Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (WINNER)
Misty Buckley, Production Designer
Alana Billingsley, Production Designer
John Zuiker, Art Director
Margaux Lapresle, Art Director

76th Annual Tony Awards • CBS • White Cherry Entertainment in association with Tony Award Productions
Steve Bass, Production Designer
Aaron Black, Art Director
Star Theodos Kahn, Art Director

Outstanding Production Design For A Variety Or Reality Series

Last Week Tonight With John Oliver • Freight Trains • HBO | Max • HBO in association with Peyance Productions and Avalon Television
Eric Morrell, Production Designer
Amanda Carzoli, Art Director

The Late Show With Stephen Colbert • February 11, 2024: Super Bowl Episode With John Krasinski And Ryan Gosling And A Special Appearance By Jon Stewart • March 13, 2024: The Biden-Trump Rematch, Lara Trump Makes The RNC Great Again, RFK Jr. Courts Aaron Rodgers For VP; Stephen Meets “The Shower Witch”; Paul Rudd; Cecilia Vega; Jon Hamm; Amy Sedaris • CBS • CBS Studios
Jim Fenhagen, Production Designer
Larry Hartman, Production Designer
Riley Mellon, Art Director
Brendan Hurley, Art Director

RuPaul’s Drag Race • RDR Live! • Werq The World • MTV • World Of Wonder
Gianna Costa, Production Designer
Jen Chu, Production Designer
Gavin Smith, Art Director

Saturday Night Live • Host: Josh Brolin • NBC • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video (WINNER)
N. Joseph DeTullio, Production Designer
Kenneth MacLeod, Production Designer
Melissa Shakun, Art Director
Kimberly Kachougian, Set Decorator

Squid Game: The Challenge • War • Netflix • Studio Lambert and The Garden for Netflix
Mathieu Weekes, Production Designer
Ben Norman, Production Designer
Lizzie Chambers, Art Director

Outstanding Short Form Comedy, Drama Or Variety Series

Carpool Karaoke: The Series • Apple TV+ • CBS Studios in association with Fulwell 73 and Apple

The Eric Andre Show • Adult Swim • Abso Lutely Productions and Williams Street

Late Night With Seth Meyers Corrections • NBC • Sethmaker Shoemeyers Productions and Universal Television

Only Murders In The Building: One Killer Question • Hulu • Hulu / NuContext (WINNER)

Real Time With Bill Maher: Overtime • HBO | Max • HBO in association with Bill Maher Productions

Outstanding Short Form Nonfiction Or Reality Series

After The Cut – The Daily Show • YouTube • Central Productions, LLC

The Crown: Farewell To A Royal Epic • Netflix • Once Upon A Time / Netflix

Hacks: Bit By Bit • HBO | Max • HBO Marketing AV

Saturday Night Live Presents: Behind The Sketch • NBC • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video

Shogun – The Making Of Shōgun • FX • FX Networks in association with More Media (WINNER)

Outstanding Sound Editing For A Nonfiction Or Reality Program

The Greatest Night In Pop • Netflix • A Netflix Documentary / An MRC Film / A Dorothy St Pictures Production in association with Makemake Entertainment
Richard Gallagher, Dialogue Editor

Jim Henson Idea Man • Disney+ • Imagine Documentaries Productions, Disney Branded Television (WINNER)
Daniel Timmons, Supervising Sound Editor
Jeremy S. Bloom, Sound Designer
Ian Cymore, Dialogue Editor
Ryan Rubin, Music Editor

Planet Earth III • Freshwater • BBC America • A BBC Studios Natural History Unit Production co-produced with BBC America, ZDF and France Télévisions for BBC
Jonny Crew, Sound Editor
Tim Owens, Sound Editor
Ellie Bowler, Foley Editor
Harsha Thangirala, Music Editor
Paul Ackerman, Foley Artist

Steve! (Martin) A Documentary In 2 Pieces • Apple TV+ • Apple Original Films presents an A24 / Tremolo Production
Bob Edwards, Supervising Sound Editor
Kim B. Christensen, Sound Effects Editor
Joel Raabe, Sound Effects Editor

Welcome To Wrexham • Goals • FX • Boardwalk Pictures
Shaun Cromwell, Dialogue Editor
William Harp, Dialogue Editor
Jon Schell, Sound Effects Editor
Sean Gray, Sound Effects Editor

Outstanding Sound Mixing For A Nonfiction Program

The Beach Boys • Disney+ • Walt Disney Pictures (WINNER)
Gary A. Rizzo, CAS, Re-Recording Mixer
John Rampey, Production Mixer
Sabi Tulok, Production Mixer
Dennis Hamlin, Production Mixer

Jim Henson Idea Man • Disney+ • Imagine Documentaries Productions, Disney Branded Television
Tony Volante, Re-Recording Mixer
Michael Jones, Production Mixer

Planet Earth III • Deserts And Grasslands • BBC America • A BBC Studios Natural History Unit Production co-produced with BBC America, ZDF and France Télévisions for BBC
Graham Wild, Re-Recording Mixer
Oliver Baldwin, Re-Recording Mixer
Olga Reed, Re-Recording Mixer

STAX: Soulsville U.S.A. • Chapter Two: Soul Man • HBO | Max • HBO Documentary Films presents in association with Concord Originals, Polygram Entertainment, Warner Music Entertainment, A Laylow Pictures production, A White Horse Pictures production
Tony Volante, Re-Recording Mixer
Andre Artis, Production Mixer

Steve! (Martin) A Documentary In 2 Pieces • Apple TV+ • Apple Original Films presents an A24 / Tremolo Production
Pete Horner, Re-Recording Mixer
Dennis Hamlin, Production Mixer
Barry London, Production Mixer
Emily Strong, Production Mixer

Outstanding Sound Mixing For A Reality Program

The Amazing Race • Series Body Of Work • CBS • WorldRace Productions, Inc.
Troy Smith, Re-Recording Mixer
Jim Ursulak, Production Mixer
Jim Blank, Production Mixer
Emerson Boergadine, Production Mixer
Paul Bruno, Production Mixer
John Buchanan, Production Mixer
Jerry Chabane, Production Mixer
Alfredo R. Del Portillo, Production Mixer
Freddie DiPasquale, Production Mixer
Dean Gaveau, Production Mixer
Ryan P. Kelly, Production Mixer
Richard Chardy Lopez, Production Mixer
Mickey McMullen, Production Mixer
Sean Milburn, Production Mixer
Simon Paine, Production Mixer
John A. Pitron, Production Mixer
Jody Stillwater, Production Mixer
Jeff Zipp, Production Mixer

Deadliest Catch • Nautical Deathtrap • Discovery Channel • Original Productions, LLC for Discovery Channel
Jared Robbins, Re-Recording Mixer

RuPaul’s Drag Race • Series Body Of Work • MTV • World Of Wonder
Sal Ojeda, Re-Recording Mixer
Erik Valenzuela, Re-Recording Mixer
Ryan Brady, Audio Supervisor
David Nolte, Production Mixer
Andrew Papastephanou, Production Mixer

The Voice • Live Finale • NBC • MGM Television and Warner Bros. Unscripted Television in association with Warner Horizon and ITV Studios The Voice USA, Inc.
Michael Abbott, Production Mixer
Kenyata Westbrook, Production Mixer
Randy Faustino, Broadcast Music Mixer
Christian Schrader, Supplemental Mixer
Carlos A. Torres, Playback Mixer
Andrew Fletcher, FOH Mixer
Shaun Sebastian, Monitor Mixer
Tim Hatayama, Re-Recording Mixer
Adrian Ordonez, Re-Recording Mixer
Barry Weir Jr., Re-Recording Mixer
Ryan Young, Re-Recording Mixer

Welcome To Wrexham • Giant Killers • FX • Boardwalk Pictures
Mark Jensen, CAS, Re-Recording Mixer (WINNER)

Outstanding Sound Mixing For A Variety Series Or Special

Billy Joel: The 100th – Live At Madison Square Garden • CBS • A Sony Music Vision and Enliven Entertainment Production / A Grammy Studios Production in association with Maritime Pictures (WINNER)
Brian Riordan, Re-Recording Mixer
Phil DeTolve, Re-Recording Mixer
Peter Gary, Music Mixer
Brian Flanzbaum, Production Mixer
Josh Weibel, Monitor Mixer
Brian Ruggles, FOH Mixer

66th Grammy Awards • CBS • Fulwell 73
Thomas Holmes, Production Mixer
John Harris, Music Mixer
Eric Schilling, Music Mixer
Jeff Peterson, FOH Production Mixer
Jamie Pollock, FOH Music Mixer
Michael Parker, Monitor Mixer
Andres Arango, Monitor Mixer
Juan Pablo Velasco, ProTools Mixer
Aaron Walk, ProTools Mixer
Eric Johnston, Supplemental Mixer
Christian Schrader, Supplemental Mixer
Kristian Pedregon, Post Audio Mixer

The Oscars • ABC • Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Paul Sandweiss, Production Mixer
Tommy Vicari, Broadcast Music Mixer
Biff Dawes, Broadcast Music Mixer
Pablo Munguia, ProTools Mixer
Kristian Pedregon, Post Audio Mixer
Patrick Baltzell, FOH Mixer
Michael Parker, Monitor Mixer
Christian Schrader, Supplemental Audio
John Perez, VO Mixer
Tom Pesa, Monitor Mixer
Steve Genewick, Music Mixer

2023 Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony • ABC • Tenth Planet Productions
Al Centrella, Production Mixer
Bob Clearmountain, CAS, Music Mixer
John Harris, Music Mixer
Dan Gerhard, FOH Mixer
Robert Scovilm, FOH Mixer
Mike Bove, Monitor Mixer
Simon Welsh, Monitor Mixer

Saturday Night Live • Host: Kristen Wiig • NBC • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video
Robert Palladino, Production Mixer
Ezra Matychak, Production Mixer
Frank Duca, FOH Mixer
Christopher Costello, Monitor Mixer
Josiah Gluck, Music Mixer
Jay Vicari, Music Mixer
Lawrence Manchester, Music Mixer
Tyler McDiarmid, Playback Mixer
Caroline Sanchez, FOH Mixer
Geoff Countryman, Supplemental Mixer
Teng Chen, Supplemental Mixer
Devin Emke, Post Audio Mixer

Outstanding Structured Reality Program

Antiques Roadshow • PBS • GBH
Diners, Drive-Ins And Dives • Food Network • Knuckle Sandwich and Citizen Pictures
Love Is Blind • Netflix • Kinetic Content for Netflix
Queer Eye • Netflix • Scout Productions Inc. and ITV Entertainment LLC for Netflix
Shark Tank • ABC • MGM Television in association with Sony Pictures Television (WINNER)

Outstanding Technical Direction and Camerawork For A Series

America’s Got Talent • Finale Performances • NBC • Fremantle and Syco Entertainment
Allan Wells, Technical Director
Zach Greenberg, Technical Director
Kary D’Alessandro, Camera
John Gardner, Camera
Helena Jackson, Camera
Mark Koonce, Camera
Ron Lehman, Camera
Dave Levisohn, Camera
Adam Margolis, Camera
David Plakos, Camera
Brian Reason, Camera
Dann Webb, Camera
Easter Xua, Camera

Dancing With The Stars • Finale • ABC • BBC Studios Los Angeles Productions
Charles Ciup, Technical Director
Dave Bernstein, Technical Director
Bert Atkinson, Camera
Jonas Brueling, Camera
Mike Carr, Camera
Jimmy Garcia, Camera
Bruce Green, Camera
Nathanial Havholm, Camera
Ron Lehman, Camera
Bettina Levesque, Camera
Adam Margolis, Camera
Rob Palmer, Camera
Derek Pratt, Camera
Brian Reason, Camera
Jofre Rosero, Camera
Daniel Schade, Camera
Daryl Studebaker, Camera
Cary Symmons, Camera
Easter Xua, Camera

Last Week Tonight With John Oliver • Elon Musk • HBO | Max • HBO in association with Peyance Productions and Avalon Television
Dave Saretsky, Technical Director
Jerry Canćel, Camera
Franco Coello, Camera
Dante Pagano, Camera
Mark Britt, Camera
Joe DeBonis, Camera

The Late Show With Stephen Colbert • April 8, 2024: Strange Eclipse Behavior, NYC’s Earthquake, Mt. Etna Blows Smoke Rings, Trump’s $50m Fundraiser; Meanwhile; Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez; Tyla • CBS • CBS Studios
Karen Obel Cape, Technical Director
Roberto Lopez, Camera
Brian V. Cimino, Camera
Joe DeBonis, Camera
John Hannel, Camera
John Harrison, Camera
Wade Latz, Camera
Dante Pagano, Camera

Saturday Night Live • Host: Timothée Chalamet • NBC • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video (WINNER)
Bill DiGiovanni, Technical Director
John Pinto, Camera
Paul Cangialosi, Camera
Anthony Tarantino, Camera
Dave Driscoll, Camera
Brian Phraner, Camera
Daniel Erbeck, Camera

Outstanding Technical Direction and Camerawork For A Special

The Apple Music Super Bowl LVIII Halftime Show Starring Usher • CBS • Jesse Collins Entertainment, DPS and Roc Nation
Eric Becker, Technical Director
Rod Wardell, Technical Director
Rob Balton, Camera
Danny Bonilla, Camera
Kary D’Alessandro, Camera
Suzanne Ebner, Camera
Sean Flannery, Camera
Kevin French, Camera
Helena Jackson, Camera
Tore Livia, Camera
Adam Margolis, Camera
Allen Merriweather, Camera
Jofre Rosero, Camera
Keyan Safyari, Camera
J.M. Hurley, Video Control
Matt Conrad, Video Control
Terrance Ho, Video Control

Billy Joel: The 100th – Live At Madison Square Garden • CBS • A Sony Music Vision and Enliven Entertainment Production / A Grammy Studios Production in association with Maritime Pictures (WINNER)
Jon Pretnar, Technical Director
Rob Balton, Camera
Mark Britt, Camera
Bobby Del Russo, Camera
Daniel Erbeck, Camera
Nick Fayo, Camera
Pete Forrest, Camera
Jonny Harkins, Camera
Shaun Harkins, Camera
Ray Hoover, Camera
John Kosmochewski, Camera
Jay Kulick, Camera
Kevin Murphy, Camera
Lyn Noland, Camera
Jimmy O’Donnell, Camera
Chris Piazza, Camera
Mark Renaudin, Camera
Ed Staebler, Camera
Mark Whitman, Camera
Rich York, Camera
Jeff Siegel, Camera
Brett Turnbull, Camera
J.M. Hurley, Video Control
Michael Maiatico, Video Control

The Daily Show Presents: Jordan Klepper Fingers The Pulse – Moscow Tools • Comedy Central • Central Productions, LLC
Bernardo Garcia, Camera
Al Johnson, Camera
Andrew Maso, Camera
Patrick O’Donnel, Camera
Joel Sadler, Camera
Bartlomiej Sienkiewicz, Camera
Jim Wells, Camera

66th Grammy Awards • CBS • Fulwell 73
Eric Becker, Technical Director
Rod Wardell, Technical Director
Danny Bonilla, Camera
Mike Carr, Camera
Suzanne Ebner, Camera
Sean Flannery, Camera
Helena Jackson, Camera
Ron Lehman, Camera
Tore Livia, Camera
Adam Margolis, Camera
Allen Merriweather, Camera
Rob Palmer, Camera
David Plakos, Camera
Brian Reason, Camera
Jofre Rosero, Camera
Keyan Safyari, Camera
Easter Xua, Camera
Daniel Schade, Camera
Ryan Campbell, Camera
Scott Hazel, Camera
Peter Drinco, Camera
Greg Hoffman, Camera

Hannah Waddingham: Home For Christmas • Apple TV+ • Done + Dusted in association with Apple
Chuck Crampton, Technical Director
Kevin French, Camera
Lincoln Abraham, Camera
Charlie Bryan, Camera
Mark Cruickshank, Camera
Paul Davis, Camera
Alex Dodd, Camera
Curtis Dunne, Camera
Guiseppe Ingrao, Camera
Lewis Mutongwizo, Camera
Andre Seraille, Camera
Jeremy Mackie, Camera
Joseph Hallgate, Camera
Jon Kassell, Camera
Simon Wood, Camera

Outstanding Unstructured Reality Program

Below Deck Down Under • Bravo • 51 Minds
Love On The Spectrum • Netflix • Northern Pictures for Netflix
RuPaul’s Drag Race: Untucked • MTV • World Of Wonder
Vanderpump Rules • Bravo • Evolution Media
Welcome To Wrexham • FX • Boardwalk Pictures (WINNER)

Outstanding Variety Special (Live)

The Apple Music Super Bowl LVIII Halftime Show Starring Usher • CBS • Jesse Collins Entertainment, DPS and Roc Nation
66th Grammy Awards • CBS • Fulwell 73
The Greatest Roast Of All Time: Tom Brady • Netflix • Casey Patterson Entertainment, 199 Productions and Hartbeat Productions for Netflix
The Oscars • ABC • Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (WINNER)
76th Annual Tony Awards • CBS • White Cherry Entertainment in association with Tony Award Productions

Outstanding Variety Special (Pre-Recorded)

Billy Joel: The 100th – Live At Madison Square Garden • CBS • A Sony Music Vision and Enliven Entertainment Production / A Grammy Studios Production in association with Maritime Pictures
Dave Chappelle: The Dreamer • Netflix • Netflix | Lathan TV | Pilot Boy
Dick Van Dyke 98 Years Of Magic • CBS • Smart Dog Media and White Label Productions in association with CBS (WINNER)
Nikki Glaser: Someday You’ll Die • HBO | Max • HBO in association with Done + Dusted
Trevor Noah: Where Was I • Netflix • Bob Bain Productions, Inc. for Netflix

Outstanding Writing For A Nonfiction Program

Conan O’Brien Must Go • Ireland • HBO | Max • Max in association with Conaco (WINNER)
Jessie Gaskell, Written by
Conan O’Brien, Written by
Matt O’Brien, Written by
Mike Sweeney, Written by

How To With John Wilson • How To Watch The Game • HBO | Max • HBO in association with Blow Out Productions, Johnsmovies and Atlantic Pictures
John Wilson, Written by
Michael Koman, Written by
Allie Viti, Written by

Jim Henson Idea Man • Disney+ • Imagine Documentaries Productions, Disney Branded Television
Mark Monroe, Written by

The Jinx – Part Two • Chapter 7: Why Are You Still Here? • HBO | Max • HBO Documentary Films presents a Hit The Ground Running Production
Andrew Jarecki, Written by
Sam Neave, Written by
Zac Stuart-Pontier, Written by

The Reluctant Traveler With Eugene Levy • Scotland: My Mother’s Country • Apple TV+ • Twofour in association with Apple
Alan Connor, Written by
David Reilly, Written by
Christine Rose, Written by

Outstanding Writing For A Variety Series

The Daily Show • Comedy Central • Central Productions, LLC
Dan Amira, Head Writer
Lauren Sarver Means, Senior Writer
Daniel Radosh, Senior Writer
David Angelo, Writer
Nicole Conlan, Writer
Devin Delliquanti, Writer
Zach DiLanzo, Writer
Jennifer Flanz, Writer
Jason Gilbert, Writer
Dina Hashem, Writer
Scott Hercman, Writer
Josh Johnson, Writer
David Kibuuka, Writer
Matt Koff, Writer
Matt O’Brien, Writer
Joseph Opio, Writer
Randall Otis, Writer
Zhubin Parang, Writer
Kat Radley, Writer
Lanee’ Sanders, Writer
Scott Sherman, Writer
Jon Stewart, Writer
Ashton Womack, Writer
Sophie Zucker, Writer

Last Week Tonight With John Oliver • HBO | Max • HBO in association with Peyance Productions and Avalon Television (WINNER)
Daniel O’Brien, Senior Writer
Owen Parsons, Senior Writer
Charlie Redd, Senior Writer
Joanna Rothkopf, Senior Writer
Seena Vali, Senior Writer
Johnathan Appel, Writer
Ali Barthwell, Writer
Tim Carvell, Writer
Liz Hynes, Writer
Ryan Ken, Writer
Mark Kramer, Writer
Sofía Manfredi, Writer
John Oliver, Writer
Taylor Kay Phillips, Writer
Chrissy Shackelford, Writer

Saturday Night Live • NBC • SNL Studios in association with Universal Television and Broadway Video
Kent Sublette, Head Writer
Streeter Seidell, Head Writer
Alison Gates, Head Writer
Gary Richardson, Writing Supervised by
Will Stephen, Writing Supervised by
Celeste Yim, Writing Supervised by
Bryan Tucker, Senior Writer
Rosebud Baker, Written by
Dan Bulla, Written by
Steven Castillo, Written by
Michael Che, Written by
Mike DiCenzo, Written by
Alex English, Written by
Jimmy Fowlie, Written by
Martin Herlihy, Written by
John Higgins, Written by
Steve Higgins, Written by
Vannessa Jackson, Written by
Colin Jost, Written by
Erik Kenward, Written by
Ben Marshall, Written by
Dave McCary, Written by
Lorne Michaels, Written by
Jake Nordwind, Written by
Ceara O’Sullivan, Written by
Ben Silva, Written by
Julio Torres, Written by
Asha Ward, Written by
Auguste White, Written by
Pete Schultz, Weekend Update Head Writer
Megan Callahan-Shah, Weekend Update Written by
Dennis McNicholas, Weekend Update Written by
Josh Patten, Weekend Update Written by
KC Shornima, Weekend Update Written by

The 2024 Emmys take place on September 15. Find out who is hosting and who is nominated!

Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Peta Murgatroyd have revealed their son’s name!

On Friday (July 12), the Dancing with the Stars couple welcomed their third child together, another baby boy.

Hours after announcing the birth of their son, Maks, 44, and Peta, 37, revealed their newborn son’s name while also sharing the first close-up photo of him.

Keep reading to find out more…“💙 Milan Maksim Chmerkovskiy 💙 Born 8.48am 〰️ 7/12/24 〰️ 8 pounds. The fam is complete 🥹” Peta and Maks wrote in a joint Instagram post.

After sharing the new photo of Milan, several of Maks and Peta‘s Dancing with the Stars co-workers took to the comments to congratulate them.

“Wow , that lil guy is fresh out the oven :))) ❤️ Congrats 🎉” Derek Hough wrote while Lindsay Arnold added, “He is perfect!!! So happy for you guys! Love you all so much!”

Baby Milan joins big brothers Shai, 7, and Rio, who celebrated his first birthday last month.

Congrats to the happy family! Check out all of the other stars that also recently welcomed babies.

Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Peta Murgatroyd are now parents of three!

On Friday (July 12), the Dancing with the Stars couple announced the birth of their third child together, another baby boy.

“He is officially evicted from his mom and he is sooooo cute!!!!” Maks, 44, and Peta, 37, wrote in a joint Instagram message along with the first photo of their newborn son in the hospital.

Keep reading to find out more…“Birth details later but for now we wanted to let you all know that mom and baby are doing perfect, and delivery took around 47 seconds total! Exactly one push!” the couple continued. “Also thank you all for the beautiful messages we have been receiving. Means a lot and very much appreciated. #madeinPeta #threepeat 🏆🏆🏆”

Maks and Peta have been married since 2017 and already parents to sons Shai, 7, and Rio, 1.

Congrats to the happy family! Check out all of the other stars that also recently welcomed babies.

Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger snap a photo with a life-size version of his character at the premiere of his new animated flick The Garfield Movie held at TCL Chinese Theatre on Sunday (May 19) in Hollywood.

The 44-year-old actor voices the iconic, lasagna-loving cat in the latest iteration of the character, which originated from a comic strip.

Also stepping out at the premiere were his co-stars Hannah Waddingham, Cecily Strong and Harvey Guillen, as well as executive producer Justin Baldoni and the creator of Garfield, Jim Davis, who wrote his name in a concrete slab at the iconic theatre.

Keep reading to find out more…

Other stars stepping out included Scott Porter, with wife Kelsey Mayfiend and their kids Clover and McCoy, Calum Scott, Tyler Posey and wife Phem, SYTYCD judges Maksim Chmerkovskiy, with son Shai, and Allison Holker, with children Weslie, Zaia and Maddox, Anna Maria Perez de Tagle and daughter Amelia, and young actresses Txunamy Ortiz and Mychal-Bella Bowman.

In the upcoming new movie, Garfield (Pratt), the world-famous, Monday-hating, lasagna-loving indoor cat, is about to have a wild outdoor adventure! After an unexpected reunion with his long-lost father – scruffy street cat Vic (Samuel L. Jackson) – Garfield and his canine friend Odie are forced from their perfectly pampered life into joining Vic in a hilarious, high-stakes heist.

Also starring in the movie are Ving Rhames, Nicholas Hoult, Brett Goldstein, Bowen Yang and Snoop Dogg.

The Garfield Movie hits theaters on Friday (May 24). Check out the latest trailer here!

FYI: Chris is wearing custom Paul Smith while Katherine is also wearing the brand.

Browse through the gallery to see more photos of the celebs at the premiere of The Garfield Movie…

The Traitors absolutely took over television this year!

Season 2 of the Peacock series was announced back in September of 2023, and premiered on the streamer on January 12.

In the show, contestants worked together on missions to fill their prize pot with up to $250,000. Several “Traitors” were selected by host Alan Cumming at the start of the game, and the rest of the contestants are called the “Faithful.”

The Faithful must try to identify who among them is a Traitor, banishing one member in each episode after a roundtable discussion. At the same time, the Traitors murder a Faithful each night, while also working to keep their identities secret. In the end, if the Faithful banish all the Traitors, they’ll split the prize among them all, but if a Traitor makes it to the end, the money is all theirs.

After the show aired, several stars gained tons of followers.

Click through to see who are the most popular players after the season aired…

The new season of The Traitors is just a few weeks away, and we’re bringing you the trailer for the competition reality show!

Hosted once again by Alan Cumming, the season’s first three episodes will be available to stream Friday, January 12 on Peacock and then will debut weekly on Thursdays.

Keep reading to find out more…

The Traitors is a nail-biting psychological adventure in which treachery and deceit are the name of the game. Entertainment’s most competitive reality stars and famous faces play the ultimate murder mystery game. Hosted by award-winning actor Alan Cumming at an ancient castle set deep in the Scottish Highlands, contestants work together on a series of exhilarating missions to build a prize fund worth up to $250,000. Hidden amongst the Faithful are the Traitors, whose goal is to eliminate the Faithful and claim the prize for themselves. Under the cover of darkness, the Traitors murder the Faithful one by one in a treacherous spree, while the Faithful try to uncover the Traitors and banish them from the game. If the Faithful contestants banish all the Traitors, they will share the prize fund, but if a Traitor or Traitors makes it to the end, they will steal all the money.

The season two cast list is below:

Carsten “Bergie” Bergersen (Love Island USA)
Chris ‘C.T.’ Tamburello (The Challenge)
Dan Gheesling (Big Brother)
Deontay Wilder (FMR Boxing Heavyweight Champion)
Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu (Love Island UK)
Janelle Pierzina (Big Brother)
Johnny “Bananas” Devenanzio (The Challenge)
John Bercow (FMR Speaker of the UK House of Commons)
Kevin Kreider (Bling Empire)
Larsa Pippen (The Real Housewives of Miami)
Marcus Jordan (Fashion Entrepreneur)
Maksim Chmerkovskiy (Dancing with the Stars)
Mercedes “MJ” Javid (Shahs of Sunset)
Parvati Shallow (Survivor)
Peppermint (RuPaul’s Drag Race)
Peter Weber (The Bachelor)
Phaedra Parks (Married to Medicine)
Sandra Diaz-Twine (Survivor)
Shereé Whitfield (The Real Housewives of Atlanta)
Tamra Judge (The Real Housewives of Orange County)
Trishelle Cannatella (The Challenge)

Find out which 3 TV shows were canceled by Peacock this year.

Peta Murgatroyd and Maksim Chmerkovskiy have welcomed their second baby!

The couple revealed the happy news that they’re now the parents of two boys after Peta gave birth on Sunday, June 18, just in time for Father’s Day.

Keep reading to find out more…

Maksim shared the baby’s first photo, with his face blurred out in the picture.

“Happy Father’s Day to me! #MadeInPeta,” he captioned the photo.

After his announcement, many DWTS alums and friends shared their congrats in the replies.

“OMG YESSSSSS!!!!!!!!! On Father’s Day!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️,” Emma Slater wrote, with Amanda Kloots saying, “Wow what a day! What a gift!”

Meanwhile, Peta‘s BFF, Sharna Burgess replied, “How perfect ♥️♥️.”

Peta and Maks are already parents to 6-year-old son Shai Alexander.

Peta Murgatroyd and Maksim Chmerkovskiy are expecting baby No. 2!

On Friday (January 13), the Dancing with the Stars couple announced that they are expecting their second child together after suffering three miscarriages and dealing fertility struggles.

Read more inside!

“All natural, it happened,” Peta, 36, shared with People. “I didn’t even know I was pregnant for so long until I was really feeling sick. I danced through Dancing with the Stars with it. I started feeling weird, started feeling a little bit sick and a little bloated and I didn’t want to test for weeks.”

Peta then took a pregnancy tests around her “six or seven-week” mark of conceiving, and was totally shocked by the results.

“I think it was the fastest positive I’ve ever seen in my life,” Peta, who is almost 18 weeks along, recalled. “It just came up super quick and I was just shocked. It’s been completely different from my past pregnancy.”

She continued, “It wasn’t like I jumped for joy and I shouted from the rooftops, ‘Oh my God, I’m pregnant. Yay!’ It was more like a, ‘Okay, well let’s see what happens because I’ve been through this four other times, and it hasn’t worked.’ So I was very skeptical. I didn’t even tell Maks for a while.”

Peta and Maks, 42, married in 2017 and already parents to 6-year-old son Shai.

The couple’s pregnancy news comes just three days after Maks‘ younger brother Val Chmerkovskiy and wife Jenna Johnson welcomed their first child!

Maksim Chmerkovskiy is remembering his former Dancing with the Stars partner Kirstie Alley, who died Monday (December 5) at the age of 71.

The 42-year-old dancer posted a message to the late star on Instagram early Tuesday (December 6), sharing a photo of himself and Kirstie from their time on the show on Season 12 in 2011.

“My dearest Kirstie, we haven’t spoken lately and I’ll tell you everything when I finally see you, but for now I want to say that I love you very much and I wish you the most peaceful rest,” he began.

Click inside to read more…

“You were one of the most unique people I have ever met and easily one of the brightest moments of my personal and professional life. Some of our relationship is heavily documented. Most of it is known to select few. All of it was like a wild rollercoaster,” he continued.

“From Maude to DJ Lil Buttercup you were always all in for life. As I’m typing this, memories of our time together rush to my head, I remember how absolutely wild you were and I start to tear up. Something you’d absolutely hate. And now I can’t help but smile because I remembered exactly what you wanted me to say at your funeral. Don’t think I can do it here,” Maksim wrote.

“I thought you’d be around forever. I wish we spoke often. Thank you for everything. I love you Kirstie Alley. RIP.”

The two had public disagreements in later years.

Her cause of death has been confirmed by a rep.

Peta Murgatroyd has revealed the tragic news that she suffered a miscarriage while her husband Maks Chmerkovskiy was in the Ukraine.

If you don’t remember the story, the 42-year-old formed DWTS pro was in Ukraine when the war began. He was able to escape and get home to the USA. Prior to the war, he was in his home country working on the project World of Dance UA.

Click inside to see what happened while he was away…

The Chmerkovskiy brothers are stepping out for the night!

Val Chmerkovskiy and wife Jenna Johnson were joined by Maksim Chmerkovskiy and his wife Peta Murgatroyd as they grabbed dinner at the restaurant Catch on Tuesday (April 12) in West Hollywood, Calif.

The stars – who have all appeared on Dancing with the Stars – stepped out for the night out to celebrate Jenna‘s 28th birthday.

As they left the restaurant, Val gave Maks a hug and a big kiss on the cheek as they said goodbye and got into their respective rides home.

Maks recently returned home to California after spending some time in Poland helping Ukrainian refugees amid the war with Russia, several weeks after he was trapped in Ukraine during the initial Russian invasion.

If you missed it, Dancing with the Stars just announced a huge change for the next season.

Click through the gallery inside for 35+ pictures of the couples stepping out for dinner…

Peta Murgatroyd and Maksim Chmerksovkiy hit the red carpet together for the 2022 New You Beauty Awards held at Fontainebleau Miami Beach on Thursday night (April 7) in Miami Beach, Fla.

The couple were joined by Real Housewives stars Jill Zarin and Cynthia Bailey were also seen at the event, alongside Derek Warburton, Nicole Miller and Robyn Newmark.

During the event, Peta revealed that she almost wrote Maks a goodbye note while he was escaping Ukraine at the start of the Russian invasion of the country in February.

Click inside to read more…

“To get the phone call and to see him frantically packing his bags trying to get out of the hotel was just like, I had a heart attack nearly. I had to sit myself down and calm down for him,” Peta told Entertainment Tonight. said of the moment Maks began making his way out of Ukraine. “And then the next eight days [that Maks was there] were life changing. Absolutely life changing.”

She added, “I literally wrote him a text, almost a goodbye text like if something happens.”

Maks did return to the country to aid other evacuees on the ground before coming back to Peta, and their son, Shai, once again.

“I was lucky that Peta was with me on this. I made that commitment. We are working with Barnova 27, my organization. We’re pushing out, we’re working on other ways of getting other things into the country and what’s needed,” he explained of the efforts he’s making. “We’re working on developing livable towns, makeshift towns that can maybe serve as something else; try to attract technology, 3D printing and so on.”

Although, Maks says he still has survivor’s remorse about it all.

Maksim Chmerkovskiy has returned to Europe.

Weeks after he was finally able to return home to Los Angeles after being stuck in Ukraine after Russia’s invasion, the 42-year-old Dancing with the Stars alum has returned to Eastern Europe amid the ongoing war.

Click inside to read more…

Maks took to Instagram on Sunday (March 20) to reveal that he is currently in Poland helping with the refugee relief efforts as people are fleeing out of Ukraine and heading to safety.

“It didn’t not end, or slow down, it got worse in Ukraine and I want everyone to understand what that means because everything that happened, happened fast and it was traumatic and it was worldwide and everything,” Maks shared in a video. “But right now, it is getting worse. Humanitarian crisis is getting worse.”

“People are getting hurt worse, there are more people hurt, and there are more people effected,” Maks added, before encouraging people to help out in any way that they can.

In a recent interview, Maks opened up about escaping Ukraine, revealing that he feels “survivor’s remorse” since making it back to the United States from the country he was born in.

Maksim Chmerkovskiy has revealed he is dealing with some survivor’s remorse after he was able to get out of his home country, Ukraine, and into Poland after Russia invaded the country.

If you don’t know, the DWTS dancer was in Kyiv filming a dance show when Russian forces invaded the country.

Click inside to read what he said…

“I spent the last couple of days with survivor’s remorse, I believe that is what it is called,” he said during an interview with CNN. “I’m currently working on an opportunity to go back. Probably sometime next week, I’m going to go back to Poland and join the efforts on the ground and sort of like, want to justify my safe out that way.”

See the emotional photos of Maks at the airport hugging his wife after he landed back in the United States.

Celebrities who were born in Ukraine have been speaking out about the war happening in their home country.

Boxer Wladimir Klitschko has been one of the most vocal public figures who has been speaking out against the war and he is even ready to fight to defend his home country.

Did you know that Mila Kunis and Milla Jovovich were both born in Ukraine? There are also some more famous stars of Ukrainian descent who are making their voices heard.

For a quick link of resources and organizations to donate to, CLICK HERE.

Click through the slideshow to see 10 celebs from Ukraine and what they’ve said so far…

Maksim Chmerkovskiy is finally home.

After a week-long struggle to escape Ukraine, the 42-year-old pro dancer finally returned home to Los Angeles.

PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Maksim Chmerkovskiy

Maks was seen making his way through LAX Airport where he was greeted by wife Peta Murgatroyd and the two shared a long and emotional embrace.

After their hug, Maks and Peta, 35, held hands as they made their way out of the airport and back home.

If you didn’t know, Maks was in Ukraine last week when Russia invaded the country. He has been documenting his journey to get back on social media, revealing that he had to hide out in a bomb shelter and was arrested before finally making it onto a train and getting to Poland.

From Poland, he was finally able to get a flight home to the United States.

Maks recently called out one of his former Dancing with the Stars partners after she made insensitive comments about the war.

Click through the gallery for 20+ photos of Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Peta Murgatroyd at the airport…