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How ‘Sirens' shocked with 4 Emmy nominations
Fans of Sirens received a few welcome surprises on Emmy nomination morning — four to be exact. While the Netflix original limited series was a big hit for the streamer, it wasn't seen as a major awards contender. That changed this morning, however, when Sirens snagged a quartet of nominations within the Limited, Anthology Series, or Movie categories. More from Gold Derby 'Awards Magnet': Our instant 2025 Emmy reactions 'Grateful' first-time nominee Katherine LaNasa can't wait to see Jessica Williams, Jean Smart, and Julianne Nicholson at the Emmys The most notable among those nods was Meghann Fahy, who made it into Best Limited/Movie Actress for playing Devon DeWitt. Though she had been previously nominated for her work on the second season of The White Lotus, Fahy was far from a sure thing in the category. Prior to nominations, Gold Derby predictions had Fahy ranked 15th in the category, behind actresses like Renée Zellweger from Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy and Kaitlyn Dever from Apple Cider Vinegar, who both missed out on nominations. Sirens also made it into the competitive directing category with Nicole Kassell, who was nominated for her work on the first episode, "Exile," alongside directors from The Penguin, Dying for Sex, Adolescence, and Zero Day. Rounding out the Sirens nominations were Best Limited/Movie Contemporary Costumes and Best Limited/Movie Picture Editing. Gold Derby spoke with series creator Molly Smith Metzler shortly after the series debuted in June, and the writer downplayed her hopes for any awards attention, despite strong early buzz. "I try to just appreciate any attention and take the opportunity to sing the praises of this team," she said. "If the show's good, it's because of them." Best of Gold Derby Everything to know about 'The Pitt' Season 2, including the departure of Tracy Ifeachor's Dr. Collins Everything to know about 'Too Much,' Lena Dunham's Netflix TV show starring Megan Stalter that's kinda, sorta 'based on a true story' Cristin Milioti, Amanda Seyfried, Michelle Williams, and the best of our Emmy Limited Series/Movie Actress interviews Click here to read the full article. Solve the daily Crossword
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an hour ago
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‘Awards Magnet': Our instant 2025 Emmy reactions
The Emmy nominations are in and you'd better believe that the Gold Derby team has thoughts. On the latest Awards Magnet episode, deputy editor Ethan Alter and senior editors Denton Davidson and Marcus James Dixon are hear to sift through the big snubs and surprises that are a part of any Emmys announcement day. First a topline recap: Severance was the big winner — of the nominations anyway. The Apple TV+ show's sophomore season scored 27 nominations, a near-record eclipsed only by the 32 nominations recieved by Game of Thrones. Speaking of HBO series, The Penguin was the second-most-lauded series with 24 nominations, followed by The Studio at 23. Those are also the most-nominated series in their particular genre: Drama, Limited and Comedy. More from Gold Derby Emmys 2025 nominations: Best prediction scores by Gold Derby experts, editors, and users 'Grateful' first-time nominee Katherine LaNasa can't wait to see Jessica Williams, Jean Smart, and Julianne Nicholson at the Emmys Meanwhile, the biggest snub has to be Netflix's Squid Game, which came up empty for its second season after Season 1 became the first Korean-language series nominated for Best Drama Series. The Handmaid's Tale star Elisabeth Moss also missed out on a final season nod — the show's only nomination was for guest actress Cherry Jones. As for surprises, all three Gold Derby editors were caught off guard by Uzo Aduba's out-of-nowhere nomination for the canceled Netflix comedy, The Residence. We also didn't see the Black Mirror resurgence coming as the sci-fi series scored 10 nominations for its most recent season. Finally, the trio makes some personal picks for their favorite surprises and least favorite snubs. Expect to hear some love for The Traitors, Interview With the Vampire and the late, great Somebody Somewhere. Email your questions to slugfests@ Best of Gold Derby Everything to know about 'The Pitt' Season 2, including the departure of Tracy Ifeachor's Dr. Collins Everything to know about 'Too Much,' Lena Dunham's Netflix TV show starring Megan Stalter that's kinda, sorta 'based on a true story' Cristin Milioti, Amanda Seyfried, Michelle Williams, and the best of our Emmy Limited Series/Movie Actress interviews Click here to read the full article. Solve the daily Crossword
Buzz Feed
3 hours ago
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Patrick Schwarzenegger Reacts To White Lotus Emmy Nominations After Snub
A total of eight actors received Emmy nominations for their performances in Season 3 of The White Lotus — and, somehow, Patrick Schwarzenegger was not one of them. I'm not sure what the Television Academy members were watching, but, IMO, Patrick's performance as Saxon Ratliff was one of the obvious standouts of the series — particularly that heartbreaking moment in the last episode with Aimee Lou Wood's character…IYKYK. And, for what it's worth, it seems I'm definitely not the only person who feels that way, with Patrick being widely identified, by both fans and critics, as one of the biggest snubs of the 2025 nominations. 'Nominating The White Lotus for a bazillion awards but leaving out Patrick Schwarzenegger is... a choice,' one X user wrote. 'Big thumbs down!!''Patrick Schwarzenegger was left out of the Emmys and he gave the best male performance in the third season of THE WHITE LOTUS,' agreed another. 'I will not forgive them.''i'm not an awards person but i just wanna say patrick schwarzenegger was robbed,' added someone else. Fortunately, however, it appears Patrick is taking any disappointment in his stride. After the nominations were announced yesterday, the 31-year-old took to his Instagram story to celebrate the show's 24 nominations, which, along with all the other acting nods for his costars, included Outstanding Drama Series, and both Outstanding Directing and Writing for a Drama Series. 'So awesome,' he wrote, alongside two lotus emojis. On top of that, Jason Isaacs, who played his father on the show and beat him out for a nomination in the Supporting Actor in a Drama Series category, revealed that Patrick was the very first person to congratulate him. 'I thought, 'I guess I didn't get nominated,' because someone would have called me,' Jason told Variety while reacting to his nom. 'At which point the phone, the computer, and the iPad started melting with well wishes. Patrick was the first person to text me, God bless him.' If one thing's for sure, Patrick certainly earned himself a legion of new supporters off the back of The White Lotus — and hopefully that means he's caught the eye of a few casting directors, too. We'll get you that nom, Patrick!
Buzz Feed
3 hours ago
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Martin Scorsese Reacts To First Acting Emmy Nomination
Martin Scorsese has bagged many esteemed awards over the years, including a bunch of Emmys. But while he's achieved many nods for his directing and producing, Martin, 82, has now received his first-ever Emmy nomination for his acting in the Apple TV series The Studio. Martin's performance bagged him a nomination in the Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series category, alongside fellow nominees Jon Bernthal, Bryan Cranston, Dave Franco, Ron Howard, and Anthony Mackie. Martin's daughter, Francesca Scorsese, shared a screenshot of Martin's nom listed on the Emmys website and wrote, 'Our little actor.' Francesca then shared a sweet photo of her dad's reaction to the news. In a screenshot taken over FaceTime, Martin could be seen with his hands covering his face, appearing emotional. Several internet users were touched by Martin's heartwarming reaction. One viral post on X read, 'There's something very sweet about Martin Scorsese, one of the driving voices of cinema for the last 60 years, being gagged by an Emmy nomination.' Meanwhile, so many people couldn't help but poke fun at esteemed director Martin getting his first-ever Emmy acting nomination. 'this Scorsese fellow's going places,' someone said. 'Love to see new and upcoming talent getting recognized,' another person quipped, while one more person added, 'It's never too late to follow your dreams!' Adorable. Rooting for you, Marty! You can watch the upcoming Emmy Awards on Sunday, Sept. 14 on CBS at 8 p.m. EST.
Cosmopolitan
3 hours ago
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- Cosmopolitan
Noah Wyle Denies Rumors About Tracy Ifeachor's 'Pitt' Exit
Since HBO Max announced that Tracy Ifeachor wouldn't be returning for season 2 of The Pitt, rumors have run wild as to what prompted her exit. Was it really a creative decision? Or is there something a bit more nefarious going on? The Pitt star Noah Wyle commented on Tracy's exit, saying that while he finds all the speculation entertaining, it's really not that deep. 'We've all been sort of amused by the speculation about what everybody things might be a reason,' he told Deadline. 'But truthfully, we loved the actress. We enjoyed having her with us very much. She's gotten really big and we will miss her.' In other words: Don't read too much into it. Whether or not Noah's comments will actually stop the rumor mill is another question. After Tracy's departure from the show was announced on July 11, some fans began speculating that there might have been some behind-the-scenes drama between her and some of the creative team. Through her Instagram, fans connected her to a megachurch in London, which has come under fire for performing 'gay exorcisms,' and some theorized that a difference in personal beliefs may have led to friction on set. Despite having no evidence to back it up, this rumor spread quickly, so much so that Tracy's publicist had to put out a statement denying the allegations. 'These claims are entirely false,' the statement, given to The Mirror US, began. 'First, Tracy was not fired. Dr. Heather Collins was simply not written in as a part of season 2, which is a creative decision that has been confirmed by HBO. As for the speculation about Tracy and her religious beliefs, the statement said that 'any rumors about Tracy participating in any discrimination through her religion are completely incorrect, defamatory, and hurtful. This gossip could not be further from the truth. She is a woman who leads with love, kindness, and compassion, and as her very gay publicist, I can say that I see this daily, firsthand.' Hopefully, all these rumors won't keep Tracy from celebrating The Pitt's 13 Emmy nominations, including a nod for Best Drama, or attending the 2025 Emmys in September.
