LOS ANGELES – “Hacking” star Hanna Einbinder has two good reasons to drive away his heels at the 77th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards.
It was a long night for both legs after a surprise best supporting actress victory, an acceptance speech with the politically charged kicker who took over CBS censorship, an Emmy Show that lasted more than three hours, and a walk to the Los Angeles Convention Center party.
Einbinder is one of the first stars to etch her Emmy into the gala, leaving her silver heels wrapped around her right wrist. The comedian and actress spent most of her time at the sculpture station in deep conversation, holding the hand of “retirement” star Britt Lower.
With the Emmy sculpture finished, Einbender held the trophy in one hand, grabbed the Louis Vuitton gown on her shoulder and the hem of her heels with the other hand, wrestling with the party.
Tramell Tillman celebrates historic Emmy victory with his mother
“Retirement” star Tramell Tillman made history as the first black actor to win Emmy for the best supporting actor in the drama series, paying tribute to his mother Jae Tillman with his emotional acceptance speech.
Tillman’s mother was by his side, often holding an arm on his son’s back. After it was done, Tillman shed tears in his eyes at his first prize.
Blackpink’s Lisa makes etheric costume changes, “Pit” star Noah Weil celebrates with his wife at an HBO party
“The Pitt” Emmy winner Noah Weil is reunited with his wife Sarah Wells, who cried sweetly in his acceptance speech at an HBO afterparty at West Hollywood’s intimate San Vicente Bungalows.
The studio was tied up for the night’s most Emmy win and kept the guest list tight. Among the VIPs were “White Lotus” stars Amy Lowood, Parker Posey, Carrie Coon, Natasha Roswell, Walton Goggins and Lalisa Manovall.
Manobal was among the few who received costume changes after the ceremony, along with “The Penguin” winner Cristin Milioti. As the black-pink singer parted ways with the crowd with an etheric corset-inspired ivory mini dress, Milioti paired the dark sides of Sofia Falcone in a black high skirt and an oversized black leather jacket, paired with black dotted tights.
It wasn’t just the actress slash singer who appeared. In an unexpected move, Olivia Rodrigo stopped by with her best friend Iris Apatow (“Euphoria”) in favor of “White Lotus” star Sam Nibola, perhaps Apatow’s partner. Rodrigo with red lips sipped one of the offerings of the pearl box martini.
Meanwhile, Jean Smart not only celebrates the lead actress with her comedy victory, but also her late 74th birthday (September 13th). As they did in previous iterations, HBO rolled out the red carpet for her and co-star Megan Starter.
As the clock approached at 1am and the party began to end, guests headed towards the backup line of their driving SUV for the next night’s stop. Milioti joking with “Abbott Elementary School” star Chris Perfectie, heading for the next celebration.
Ike Barinholtz casts the ultimate “studio” party selfie, along with Apple CEO Tim Cook
Party selfies aren’t better than the celebration shots from an Apple TV+ afterparty at “Studio” star Ike Barinholtz’s restaurant Ysabel. The stars of “The Studio” (including Seth Rogen), “Severance” and “Slow Horses” borrow someone else’s Emmy along with Apple CEO Tim Cook. Hey, he’s the boss. He can hold Emmy.
Cook posted a group photo on his X account. Includes 13 of “Studio” to celebrate Apple TV+’s 22 wins.
“Tonight is a testament to their extraordinary storytelling and creativity,” Cook wrote.
Steve Martin and Martin Depart from Selena Gomez for a Short Disney Party
Steve Martin and Martin Short spent Emmy dodging it with Selena Gomez’s co-star and fiancé Benny Blanco in “The Only Murder in the Building.” However, only the older duo of the comedy television trio arrived at the Disney Post Emmys Party at the Vivina restaurant in Los Angeles. “Showgan” starred Anna Sasai and Hiroyuki Sanada, while “Tracker” appeared in Justin Hartley and his wife Sophia Pernas, “What We Do in Shadow” Even “Paradise” star Sterling K. Brown, despite suffering from damage to his Achilles tendon.
The cast of “Abbott Elementary School” headed to the Disney photo booth, including Quinta Brunson, Janelle James, Sheryl Lee Ralph and Chris Perfetti. “Bear” actors Evon Moss Bachach, Lionel Boyce, Abby Elliott and Chris Vitaske were also in the mood for a party. It was originally played in 2023, titled “A Tailor Nead Me” in Long Branch, New Jersey, and previously starred on the other side.
