The 2026 Emmys saw viewership fall nearly 12% from last year, per early numbers for the ceremony. The 78th annual ceremony, which broadcast live from Los Angeles’ Peacock Theater on Monday, brought in 6.7 million viewers across NBC and Peacock, according to preliminary Nielsen figures. This story will be updated once final numbers land. That’s down 11.7% from the 7.59 million viewers brought in by the 77th annual awards ceremony last year, which debuted across CBS, Paramount+ and other platforms and marked the most-watched Emmys since 2021, the last time it aired on CBS. The 2026 show, however, was up 10% among total viewers when compared to NBC’s last Emmys telecast in 2022. It’s worth noting that the 2026 ceremony took place on a Monday night, switching from the traditional Sunday to accommodate NBC’s Sunday Night Football, though Monday’s show still competed with the NFL, including the Chiefs-Broncos game that kept Taylor Swift from attending the Emmys. Still, NBC’s linear performance saw a 41% from the last Monday airing of the Emmys on Fox, which hit a record low for the show during the strike-delayed telecast in January 2024 that brought in 4.4 million viewers. Viewership for the Emmys has been…

NBC’s telecast 78th annual awards fall by about 10 percent from the comparable number for the 2025 show on CBS.

Television’s most reliable show returns this week. On Wednesday, Apple TV’s “Slow Horses” kicks off its sixth season in four years. Based once again on novels by “Slough House” author Mick Herron, the new season catches viewers back up with the show’s crew of rejected English spies as they fight against threats both mysterious and not. The first season produced without longtime showrunner and creator Will Smith, “Slow Horses” Season 6 is shaping up to be the ultimate test of the show’s increasingly impressive level of consistency (both in terms of its quality and annual output). Here is how, when and where you can watch new episodes of “Slow Horses” Season 6. When does “Slow Horses” Season 6 premiere? “Slow Horses” Season 6 premieres Wednesday, Sept. 16. How can I watch “Slow Horses” Season 6? “Slow Horses” Season 6 will be available to stream exclusively on Apple TV. When do new episodes come out? Once again, Apple TV is set to roll out its six new “Slow Horses” episodes one at a time beginning Wednesday, Sept. 16 and ending on Wednesday, Oct. 21. The series remains one of the few Apple TV originals that does not drop multiple episodes at…

THR and Bvlgari celebrated this year’s distinguished costume designers and Emmy Award winners, in partnership with the Costume Designers Guild, at the Chateau Marmont penthouse.

The 87-year-old Academy Award winner sat down with The Hollywood Reporter to discuss his approach to lobbying for a federal tax credit at the White House: “We have an opening here, we have some sunlight, it’s going to happen.”

Yes, Macdonald starred in ‘No Country for Old Men,’ but it was actually an earlier Coen Brothers movie that influenced her work as Sheriff Kerry Kane.

The Pentagon denied that Pete Hegseth allegedly pressured two F-15 crew members into sitting for a softball ’60 Minutes’ segment.

Amanda Seyfried has decided to part ways with her honey, honey. The Mamma Mia! star and her husband Thomas Sadoski shared that they have broken up after nine years of marriage.  “We have been…

Car influencer James Wehr lost control of his vehicle before dying in a fiery car crash … and TMZ obtained the first video revealing what happened when his McLaren smashes into a tree and bursts into flames. The harrowing footage — recorded on…

In August, sources confirmed to Page Six that the duo would be moving back to the UK for “an extended period” at the end of the month.

Benny Blanco’s heart wants what it wants. That’s why he completely agrees with his wife Selena Gomez’s take on their family plans after she recently captioned a photo of herself playing with a…

Jesse Eisenberg is already stressed about awards season.  The Oscar nominee confessed that he’s feeling anxious about the reaction to his new movie The Debut—which stars Julianne Moore and Paul…

The Louis Dargenzio-owned and Mark Lamberton-run supplier has acquired Grip & Lighting and Pro Supplies assets from the Hudson Pacific firm, which is laying off 60 staffers.

Happy Wednesday! Can you guess which sexy Canadian hunk is showing off his rock-hard abs through his barely-there tank?! This “Adults” star is busting out of his undershirt and busting onto the Hollywood scene as everyone’s newest crush, Paul…

Plus, the jewelry collab he’ll be dressing his clients in for “like a million years.”

Taylor Frankie Paul will return to production for “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” Season 6. The truncated fifth season of the Hulu reality series was released last Thursday, detailing the chaotic aftermath when Paul returned home from shooting “The Bachelorette.” The fifth and final episode ended with an ominous “To Be Continued” message after Paul revealed that the father of her children had called Child Protective Services on her. This bombshell predated the leak of a domestic violence video that led to her season of the ABC dating series being pulled from the air. Hulu has not responded to TheWrap’s request for comment. Paul has reportedly not filmed new material with the reality show since the series went on a production pause in Mark, in part because of a police investigation into domestic violence allegations she and her ex-boyfriend Dakota Mortensen made against each other. No charges were filed in the dispute, but the couple now have mutual restraining orders against one another. Season 6 reportedly started production without Paul after the scandal. However, fellow #MomTok member Mikayla Matthews took to her Instagram Stories Tuesday essentially confirming that Paul was back. Production’s decision to bring her back to the…

Starz president Alison Hoffman will remain at the helm of the network for another three years. Hoffman has renewed her contract with Starz Networks to remain as the president through 2029, Starz Entertainment disclosed in a SEC filing on Tuesday. Her new deal began on Aug. 6 and extends until Dec. 31, 2029, and she will continue to report to CEO Jeff Hirsch. Under the contract, Hoffman will receive an annual base salary of $1.485 million with eligibility for bonuses. Hirsch also extended his contract with Starz through 2028 in November 2025, and his annual base pay is set at $1.55 million. Hoffman’s purview expands across programming, business revenue and operational focuses for Starz Networks, and she oversees all content acquisitions and key network operations including distribution, marketing, publicity, product development, analytics and program planning. Hoffman was on the marketing side at Starz during the “Outlander” launch, and recently reflected on the show’s trajectory in a guest column for TheWrap. She noted the reaction to the “Outlander” launch was “immediate and overwhelming. Fans took to social media, sharing their reactions and affection.” “Over time, they formed friendships, traveled together, and supported one another’s lives and ambitions,” she wrote. “They didn’t…

Amanda Seyfried and husband Thomas Sadoski announced they’re parting ways after nine years of marriage.

Tove Agélii’s first album in English takes love songs for a swim.

“Let’s be honest, it’s a little terrifying,” says Harigtay of hosting. “But I’m in a season of my life where I’ve been presented with opportunities that terrified me a bit, so I thought, why not!”

Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says she’s hitting the mute button on Ed Sheeran … though she acknowledges he’s really only a pawn in the whole Macklemore saga. Charlie caught up with the congresswoman from New York on Tuesday … and,…

Paris Hilton’s 3-year-old son, Phoenix, adorably asked his mother when he was going to visit with singer Britney Spears.

King Charles reportedly doesn’t trust Prince Harry following his return to the United Kingdom.

With season 35 kicking off, The Hollywood Reporter names the greatest performances in the show’s history.

Amanda Seyfried and her husband, Thomas Sadoski, are over after 9 years together and two kids … TMZ has learned.  “We have been separated for a while, and it’s proven to be the right move for us and our family unit. We’ve got each…

The older I get the more I realize that my mom was right about a lot of things, including her opinion that Skechers makes the most comfortable sneakers. Are Skechers trendy? It depends on who you…

The New York Times is reviving its Media Equation column, naming media executive and writer Michael Hirschorn to the role. Hirschorn will become the fourth columnist in the role, following David Carr, Jim Rutenberg and Ben Smith, executive editor Joe Kahn and managing editor Carolyn Ryan announced Tuesday. “We’re living through a media maelstrom like never before,” Kahn and Ryan wrote in a note to staff, citing the rise of vertical video and podcasts, the erosion of internet search, the proliferation of deepfakes and the Trump administration’s attacks on the press. “In other words, it’s time to bring back our vaunted media column.” Hirschorn previously served as features editor at Esquire, executive editor of New York magazine and editor in chief of Spin. He co-founded the media industry website Inside.com in 1999, where he edited Carr, before moving into television. As VH1’s head of programming in the early 2000s, Hirschorn oversaw series including “I Love the ’80s” and “Flavor of Love.” He founded the production company Ish Entertainment in 2008 and has produced unscripted series and documentaries. Hirschorn has continued writing about media, politics and culture for The Atlantic and several sections of the Times. His recent Times opinion columns…

In the wake of #MeToo, intimacy coordinators have become an industry standard in film and television to help actors navigate shoots of sexual and intimate scenes. For Cynthia Erivo, that became a major help in her latest movie, “Prima Facie.” In the film directed by Susanna White and based on Suzie Miller’s Tony-winning one-woman play, Erivo plays Tessa, a defense barrister in England who rose from a working-class background to earn a Cambridge degree and now is deeply respected at her firm as she is often tasked with representing defendants accused of sexual assault. But her assured outlook on her career and her life is changed after a date with her co-worker, Julian that culminates in a sexual encounter that starts consensual and then crosses the line into assault. Now having to work in court with the man who assaulted her, Tessa starts to question whether she has perpetuated a system that allows abuse to go unchecked. Talking to TheWrap at the Toronto International Film Festival, Erivo gave a shoutout to the intimacy coordinator for “Prima Facie,” Lizzy Talbot, for helping guide her and her co-star, Daniel Ings, through the difficult rape scene. “You have to skirt the line from…