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23-07-2025
- Entertainment
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2025 Emmys: These are the episodes every Best Drama Guest Actress/Actor submitted
Before voting for the Emmy winners (beginning Aug. 18), Television Academy members are encouraged to watch all of the nominees' episode submissions, though it's not a requirement. While the lead and supporting acting episode submissions will be unveiled soon by Gold Derby, the guest stars' choices in drama and comedy were publicly available on the nominating ballots. Read on for everything to know about the Emmy episode submissions for Best Drama Guest Actress and Best Drama Guest Actor, where the contenders include four-time Oscar nominee Jane Alexander (The Great White Hope, All the President's Men, Kramer vs. Kramer, and Testament) and Best Actor Oscar winner Forest Whitaker (The Last King of Scotland). More from Gold Derby Selena Gomez, Martin Short, and Steve Martin in first look at Season 5 of 'Only Murders in the Building': Everything to know 'South Park' creators strike deal for 50 more episodes, streaming on Paramount+: What to know BEST DRAMA GUEST ACTRESS Jane Alexander as Sissy Cobel in SeveranceEpisode: "Sweet Vitriol"Recap: Celestine, or 'Sissy, ' is Harmony Cobel's maternal aunt, whom Harmony visits in Season 2. A fervent acolyte of Lumon founder Kier Eagan, Sissy lives a monastic and reclusive life in the remote town of Salt's Neck, before the return of her niece awakens a long-dormant history: This is Alexander's eighth Primetime Emmy nomination; she previously won for Playing for Time (1981) and Warm Springs (2005), both in Best Limited/Movie Supporting Actress. Gwendoline Christie as Lorne in SeveranceEpisode: "Cold Harbor"Recap: Lorne is the head of Mammalians Nurturable, a Lumon department inexplicably devoted to the breeding and raising of goats. Initially wary of protagonists Mark and Helly, she becomes a ferocious ally after her beloved animals are history: This is Christie's second Primetime Emmy nomination. Kaitlyn Dever as Abby in The Last of UsEpisode: "Through the Valley"Recap: Abby, driven by vengeance for her father's death, travels to Jackson to try and find Joel and mercilessly exact her history: This is Dever's second Primetime Emmy nomination. Cherry Jones as Holly in The Handmaid's TaleEpisode: "Exile"Recap: June tries to settle in a new community where she reunites with her mother, Holly. Serena seeks a sanctuary. Luke and Moira take a big history: This is Jones' sixth Primetime Emmy nomination; she previously won Best Drama Supporting Actress for 24 (2009), and Best Guest Actress for both The Handmaid's Tale (2019) and Succession (2020). Catherine O'Hara as Gail in The Last of UsEpisode: "Future Days"Recap: Gail is the town therapist in Jackson who counsels Joel as he grapples with past traumas, including his killing of Gail's husband, history: This is O'Hara's 10 Primetime Emmy nomination; she previously won Best Variety Writing for SCTV Network (1982) and Best Comedy Actress for Schitt's Creek (2020). Merritt Wever as Gretchen George in SeveranceEpisode: "Who Is Alive?"Recap: Gretchen is a police dispatcher, a mother of three, and the wife of a severed worker, Dylan George. At his employer's request, Gretchen visits her husband's work persona, or "innie, " forming a strange connection as he comes to remind her of the man she first history: This is Wever's fifth Primetime Emmy nomination; she previously won Best Comedy Supporting Actress for Nurse Jackie (2013) and Best Limited/Movie Supporting Actress for Godless (2018). Emmy Records View Gallery15 Images BEST DRAMA GUEST ACTOR Giancarlo Esposito as Stan Edgar in The BoysEpisode: "Beware The Jabberwock, My Son"Recap: Former Vought CEO Stan Edgar receives a visit in federal prison from Butcher and Mother's Milk. Butcher offers Edgar exoneration and custody of his granddaughter Zoe if he helps them locate the anti-Supe virus. Upon arrival at Edgar's farm, they discover Compound V-infected livestock including flying murderous sheep and history: This is Esposito's sixth Primetime Emmy nomination. Scott Glenn as Jim Hollinger in The White LotusEpisode: "Killer Instincts"Recap: In Bangkok, Rick meets face-to-face and confronts the man he thinks ruined his life, Jim Hollinger, the owner of The White Lotus Thailand history: This is Glenn's first Primetime Emmy nomination. Shawn Hatosy as Dr. Jack Abbot in The PittEpisode: "9:00 P.M."Recap: Utilizing his former military experience at a combat support hospital, Dr. Abbot comes in on his day off to help during the mass casualty incident. He recognizes the toll this shift has taken on Dr. Robby and offers encouragement. Later, it is revealed Abbot sustained a leg amputation in history: This is Hatosy's first Primetime Emmy nomination. Joe Pantoliano as Eugene in The Last of UsEpisode: "The Price"Recap: While on patrol, Joel and Ellie come across Eugene, a member of the Jackson community and husband to town therapist, Gail. Eugene was bitten by a Clicker and pleads with Joel for one last trip to Jackson to say goodbye to Gail, forcing Joel to make a difficult history: This is Pantoliano's second Primetime Emmy nomination; he previously won Best Drama Supporting Actor for The Sopranos (2003). Forest Whitaker as Saw Gerrera in AndorEpisode: "I Have Friends Everywhere"Recap: Saw Gerrera forces Wilmon to help steal rocket fuel for the rebels. Wilmon discovers that Saw is a truly ruthless and unhinged rebel history: This is Whitaker's fourth Primetime Emmy nomination; he previously won for producing Best TV Movie Door to Door (2003). Jeffrey Wright as Isaac in The Last of UsEpisode: "Day One"Recap: Isaac is the ruthless, uncompromising leader of the Washington Liberation Front (WLF) who is waging war against a religious cult known as the history: This is Wright's seventh Primetime Emmy nomination, and he's also up this year for What If...? in Best Character Voice-Over Performance; he previously won Best Limited/Movie Supporting Actor for Angels in America (2004). Best of Gold Derby 'Five new life forms from distant planets': Everything to know about 'Alien: Earth' as new trailer drops 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' Click here to read the full article. Solve the daily Crossword
Yahoo
22-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
On stage at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025: How AI is forcing late-stage startups to rewire GTM — or be left behind
AI isn't just disrupting products — it's upending how companies sell, scale, and succeed. At TechCrunch Disrupt 2025, happening October 27–29 in San Francisco, we're diving deep into how late-stage startups are navigating this shift. Catch this dynamic panel on the Going Public Stage, where three seasoned leaders will explore how AI is transforming go-to-market (GTM) strategies from the inside out. Why attend this session? If you're scaling a startup and wondering how AI fits into your next phase of growth, this conversation is for you. Our panelists will cut through the hype to reveal how AI is changing everything from sales and marketing to customer success. You'll get insight into what's working, what's not, and how to integrate AI into your GTM motion without derailing your focus or team. Meet the speakers Nirav Tolia is the CEO, president, and co-founder of , where he leads one of the most recognized community platforms in tech. Tolia previously co-founded and led was COO at and serves as the non-executive chair of Hedosophia. Jane Alexander, partner at , brings more than 15 years of experience building and scaling GTM teams. Before joining CapitalG, she was CMO at Carta and held leadership roles at Salesforce and RelateIQ. Vanessa Larco is the co-founder of and a former partner at NEA. With a background in product leadership and investing, Larco brings a sharp lens to how startups can grow efficiently — and stay focused — as AI reshapes product and market strategies. Snag your July discount and get ready for Disrupt 2025 Don't miss this session — and more than 200 others — at the tech epicenter where 10,000+ startup and VC leaders connect to discover the next wave of innovation. Buy your tickets now and save up to $675 before July savings end. Sign in to access your portfolio
TechCrunch
22-07-2025
- Business
- TechCrunch
Learn how AI is forcing startups to rewire GTM at Disrupt 2025
AI isn't just disrupting products — it's upending how companies sell, scale, and succeed. At TechCrunch Disrupt 2025, happening October 27–29 in San Francisco, we're diving deep into how late-stage startups are navigating this shift. Catch this dynamic panel on the Going Public Stage, where three seasoned leaders will explore how AI is transforming go-to-market (GTM) strategies from the inside out. Why attend this session? If you're scaling a startup and wondering how AI fits into your next phase of growth, this conversation is for you. Our panelists will cut through the hype to reveal how AI is changing everything from sales and marketing to customer success. You'll get insight into what's working, what's not, and how to integrate AI into your GTM motion without derailing your focus or team. Meet the speakers Nirav Tolia is the CEO, president, and co-founder of Nextdoor, where he leads one of the most recognized community platforms in tech. Tolia previously co-founded and led was COO at and serves as the non-executive chair of Hedosophia. Jane Alexander, partner at CapitalG, brings more than 15 years of experience building and scaling GTM teams. Before joining CapitalG, she was CMO at Carta and held leadership roles at Salesforce and RelateIQ. Vanessa Larco is the co-founder of Premise and a former partner at NEA. With a background in product leadership and investing, Larco brings a sharp lens to how startups can grow efficiently — and stay focused — as AI reshapes product and market strategies. Snag your July discount and get ready for Disrupt 2025 Don't miss this session — and more than 200 others — at the tech epicenter where 10,000+ startup and VC leaders connect to discover the next wave of innovation. Buy your tickets now and save up to $675 before July savings end.
