Quinta Brunson asked the audience at the 55th annual NAACP Image Awards to keep an eye out for her lost earrings.

The Abbott Elementary The 34-year-old star revealed the fashion faux pas as she took the stage at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles on Saturday, March 16, to accept the 2024 NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Actress in a Comedy Series.

“Thank you. It couldn’t be shorter,” Brunson, who is 6 feet tall, said at the beginning of her speech as she tried to adjust the height of the microphone. “Thank you so much. Thanks guys. I lost both of my earrings, so if anyone sees my earrings, can you do…little dangly things. Costs a lot, so when you see them…’

Brunson walked the red carpet in a sparkling white Naeem Khan RE13 dress. The Emmy winner was styled by Jessica Paster with silver rings to match her sparkling dress. However, it appears Brunson’s earrings didn’t make it to the red carpet on Saturday night, indicating they could have been lost before she even arrived at the event.

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Along with Brunson’s win as an actress, Abbott Elementary also took home the Image Award for Best Comedy. (Brunson is the creator and co-executive producer of the critically acclaimed sitcom.)

“Let me thank you very much,” Brunson continued in her speech. ‘It’s such an honor. I love coming to this ceremony and seeing all my friends, and all the people I don’t see every day while we are working. I’m just extremely honored, once again. I am very proud of the work I get to do at Abbott. I’m very proud of my cast. I also want to thank the NAACP, while I’m here, for the award Abbot Best comedy. We really appreciate it. Thank you so much.”

After thanking Warner Bros., ABC and Disney in her speech, Brunson concluded: “Thank you to my family. I hope my mom and dad are watching, and all the black people in my life.

This marked another win for Brunson in a successful awards season Abbot. In January, she took home the trophy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series at the 2023 Emmy Awards.

Brunson made television history with her work on Abbott Elementary as the first black woman to be nominated for Emmys in the categories of acting, writing and outstanding comedy.

“What an honor to be nominated by the Television Academy,” Brunson said in a 2022 statement following her Emmy nominations. “Creating this show has been the greatest gift and to have it recognized in this way is a dream. It’s a joy we can share with the wonderful people who watched our first season.”

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Now that the January sale is over, you may think you've missed an opportunity to treat yourself.

However, eagle-eyed shoppers have found a stunning pair of earrings that look almost identical to a £2,000 designer set.

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Even better, you can buy them along with essentials like cozy sweaters and classic midi dresses.

That's right: switch to Aldi, because Marks and Spencer are fast becoming the go-to destination for designer dupes.

In case you didn't know, the department store went viral last year after releasing a handbag that looked almost identical to a £2,950 Celine bag.

Unsurprisingly, the £35 pound alternative has sold out in almost every M&S branch across the country, with viral videos of fashionistas racing to get their hands on the last one.

Now the high street giant has released jewelery that closely resembles an iconic design by luxury designer Van Cleef & Arpels.

While the designer earrings come with a hefty £2,168 price tag that few of us can afford, the M&S dupes cost just £16.50.

For those who haven't done the math yet, that's a staggering saving of £2,151 just by switching to Marks and Spencer.

Despite the price, they look more high-end than high street with the same cute heart-shaped design with gold hardware.

Available in black or mother-of-pearl white, the earrings are made of mixed materials and have a simple closure at the back.

If you're not sold yet, the studs are also waterproof, so you don't have to worry about them dulling over time.

They even come with a dust bag to protect them, making them perfect for gift giving or to treat yourself.

However, the cost and design aren't the only reason we're obsessed with these earrings, as they also have a gorgeous matching bracelet and necklace.

Like the Van Cleef version, they have several hearts with a delicate gold border connected by a gold chain.

Both products have a serious 'quiet luxury vibe', with the bracelet's product description reading: “Stack up with your favorite bracelets for the ultimate luxury look. Ideal as a gift for someone special or as a treat for yourself.”

While you'd normally spend thousands on the designer brand, M&S's dupes can be had for under £25.

One savvy shopper even found the bracelet in store for just €22.50 – a fraction of the €1,470 price of the original bracelet.

In the meantime, you can pick up the necklace for just €18.50 and it comes in two shades to choose from.

Alternatively, you can get the complete set for €57.50, which still gives you over 90% off the original bracelet.

It's no wonder the jewelry is already going viral online, with fashionista Emily Lockwood raving about the dupe on Tiktok.

She shared the bracelet in a viral video, telling fans: “Girls running to M&S for this. Already obsessed… It's the perfect gift (from me to me).”

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My 18-year-old sister texted last week with a question I thought she would never ask.

'Where can I buy a knitted cardigan similar to Queen Camilla's???'

Eh?!

Yes, it's official. Queen Camilla is a Gen Z style icon.

This sweater vest was spotted on the Queen last week as she drove to meet the King at the London Clinic hospital.

Khaki green, a white shirt with a Peter Pan collar peeked out from the top. Casual, comfortable, yet smart and interesting.

It looked great on her at 76 and would look just as great on my five-year-old mother and my teenage sister.

Therein lies the key to Camilla's style: it is always appropriate for the occasion, but also shows a touch of daring.

Look at the details of her seemingly safe appearance and you'll discover an unexpected element of cool.

This is not surprising as her husband is, in my opinion and that of many others, possibly the most stylish man in the world.

Royal protocol dictates a certain style of dress (Camilla's favorite coat dresses strike the perfect balance between tradition and modern elegance), but accessories are an area in which she can express her individuality.

The way she uses them shows that she knows fashion.

The Heinz bag of baked beans she carried in 2015 is an early example. It added a contemporary, playful touch to an otherwise classic Camilla ensemble of blue dress, white jacket and pearls.

Fashion crowd favorite Demellier London is one of Camilla's favorite bag brands (also loved by the Duchess of Sussex and Princess of Wales).

Demellier's quality is comparable to designer names, but at a much more accessible price point of under £400.

Camilla wore their £355 midi Venice bag in October last year, alongside slim-fit jeans and a blue blazer.

How many other 76-year-olds wear slim-fit jeans?

Then there's that Bottega Veneta bag she wore to Wimbledon last year.

Paired with a white dress from favorite designer Fiona Clare, the look exuded quiet luxury.

It was a rare move for Camilla to choose such a clearly designer piece (Bottega's 'intrecciato' method of weaving makes their bags instantly recognizable – fans of royal style quickly found the bag online for £2,200).

But designer or not, the bag isn't dripping with logos or hardware. It remained elegant enough for a queen.

Bottega has a cult following among twenty-somethings – and the Millennials applauded.

Jewelry is another way Camilla shows that her approach to fashion is decidedly modern. It also suggests that she is more into luxury fashion than we might think given her boots and jeans image.

She stacks thin bracelets from Parisian jeweler (and yes, you guessed it) Van Cleef & Arpels as if they were from Accessorize.

Only these come closer to the £4,000 mark.

Like Bottega's woven bags, the iconic Alhambra symbol (inspired by a four-leaf clover) is instantly recognizable — and a favorite of Gen Z, by the way (that is, those born between the mid-nineties and 2012 or 13).

But again, it's about the hi-low combination, combining a current brand with classic clothing.

Just enough courage for Camilla to say: 'Don't underestimate me, I know fashion'.

There was another unexpected style triumph earlier this month when Camilla stepped out to visit a jeweler wearing mismatched earrings.

I'm still not sure if this was a deliberate move or an accident.

(She has to have someone check her appearance before she leaves, so I find it hard to believe it was an accident).

Anyway, she took it. The mismatched earrings added an element of playfulness to a classic Anna Valentine camel coat that she has worn several times before.

There have been a few times lately where Camilla has shown us what an underrated royal fashionista she really is, not just through accessories, but through some knockout looks from head to toe.

The Dior couture cape dress she wore to a state banquet in Paris last September was, in my opinion, her best style moment ever. Dramatic, modern, yet classic.

There is a place for Dubarry and a place for Dior.

Camilla knows this and navigates both with ease, injecting seemingly classic looks with just enough modernity to keep them interesting.

Put it this way: there are few people who can beat Bottega as well as Barbour. Camille is one of them.

Meghan Markle accepted £1,990 worth of diamond earrings from a female-founded jewelery company, its owners have revealed.

The Duchess of Sussex, 42, was sent the jewelry from artificial diamond brand Kimai when she was still a working member of the royal family in 2019.

The mother-of-two wore the brand's Felicity earrings, which retail individually for £995, as she visited the charity Smart Works' headquarters in London.

It comes after Prince Harry revealed in his memoirs that his wife would save free gifts sent to her at Kensington Palace and distribute them among her staff – despite the royal family habitually returning unsolicited gifts.

Earlier this month, Kimai's founders Sidney Neuhaus and Jessica Warch appeared on Dragons' Den, where they bragged about the Duchess of Sussex wearing their designs.

The founders – who were seeking a £250,000 investment for a three per cent equity stake in their company – revealed how the royal endorsement boosted their business just two months after they first launched.

They explained: “We started with no investment, and two months after our launch we had Meghan Markle wear our clothes, which allowed us to grow sales significantly, and from there we raised $1.2 million.”

Steven Bartlett – who eventually invested in the company – asked the duo how they managed to get the Duchess of Sussex to wear their jewellery.

Sidney said, “Cold emails.” Jessica added, “We're big believers in cold emails!”

Despite also attracting the interest of dragons Deborah Meade, Sara Davies and Peter Jones, the pair ultimately chose Steven.

The entrepreneur said he was convinced to make an offer after seeing Meghan Markle had worn their designs.

“The moment you said you were going to chase Meghan Markle, you had me,” he said.

Last year, the Duke of Sussex confirmed that Meghan would accept free gifts before he stepped down as royal in January 2020.

In Spare, the Duke of Sussex wrote: 'She shared all the free gifts she received, clothes, perfume and make-up, with all the women in the office.'

But this is also said to have caused problems, with Prince Harry claiming that an aide was 'asked to resign by Palace HR after we showed them evidence that she had traded her position with Meg to get freebies'.

Dresses worn by the Princess of Wales often sell out within minutes of her being pictured in a particular brand or designer item.

With this in mind, members of the royal family pay for their own clothes to avoid being seen as a commercial enterprise.

Elsewhere in Spare, Prince Harry wrote that the Princess of Wales thought 'Meg had wanted her fashion contacts'.

He added, “But Meg had her own. Maybe they got off to a bad start?'

Following the book's release, it was also reported that tensions between the two women increased after 'Meghan Markle found herself behind the Princess of Wales in the queue' for Erdem's designs.

During her career as an American actress, Meghan Markle fell in love with clothes by British designer Erdem Moralıoğlu, after wearing his dresses to several engagements before entering royal life from 2016.

But when she became publicly involved with Prince Harry, the Princess of Wales is said to have been given priority over Meghan as she was also an existing client.

Meghan wore Erdem's “Davina” dress from his 2015 collection in early 2016 — before it was available to the general public — for an appearance on NBC's Today Program, before she had even met the Duke of Sussex.

The fact that the Canadian-born British designer's looks were handed to Kate first is said to have gone down poorly with the Sussexes, with Meghan reportedly saying that Kate 'wasn't even queen'.

The dress saga comes after a previous alleged row between the couple over bridesmaid dresses for Harry and Meghan's wedding, and a reportedly awkward first meeting with the Cambridges.

THE ethical jewelers behind Meghan Markle's favorite £630 earrings made a surprise TV appearance on Thursday – and walked away a quarter of a million pounds richer.

Kimaï co-founders Jessica Warch and Sidney Neuhau founded their brand to redefine the way fine jewelry is made, and now consider the Duchess of Sussex their most high-profile fan.

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The entrepreneurs founded the company in 2019 to produce 'jewelry that doesn't cost the earth'.

They do this by using only lab-grown diamonds and making each piece from recycled solid 18-karat gold.

In 2019 and two months after Kimaï's launch, Meghan showed up in London wearing a pair of £630 Felicity earrings from the 100% ethical brand.

This was a defining moment for the brand, which generated sales of $1.2 million (£945,000).

Kimaï only sells beautiful jewelry; from engagement rings and wedding rings to elegant earrings and pendants.

Now Jessica and Sidney have secured a record £250,000 investment in Dragon's Den.

In exchange for a 3% equity stake, they shook hands with the cash injection from fellow entrepreneur Steven Bartlett.

It's the largest amount a CEO frontman's diary has invested since joining the show in 2022.

Jessica and Sidney even mentioned Meghan as a key client when pitching for The Dragons, adding that actresses Emma Watson and Jessica Alba are also fans of their jewelry.

They revealed that they managed to get Meghan to wear their earrings by sending “cold emails”.

“We're big proponents of cold emails,” says Jessica. “It's the same way we got all our investors, because we didn't know anyone in the space.”

This year Kimaï will make a profit of £500,000 after making losses for the past four years.

To get Steven on board, they assured him that lab-grown diamonds are “physically and chemically” identical to mined diamonds.

“We use advanced technology that mimics the natural diamond growth process in a laboratory,” Jessica and Sidney promise on the brand's website.

“The resulting diamond is identical to a diamond mined in every respect, except for its lower environmental impact.

“At Kimaï we have carefully selected all our materials and partners so that we can follow every step in the journey of our jewelry and give you complete clarity about the story of your stone.

“We promise to always keep our supply chain transparent.

“We work in Antwerp with trusted professionals, from goldsmiths and typesetters to polishers.

“This allows us to ensure that everyone works in a safe environment and we have close control over the entire process.”

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Meghan Markle was effortlessly elegant in a black, flowing maxi skirt – believed to be a custom Caroline Herrera design by fashion experts – as she and her husband jetted off to Jamaica for the premiere of the new Bob Marley film

The Duchess of Sussex, 42, oozed glamor in the monochrome ensemble on Tuesday evening, which she wanted to pair with a simple suit.

The strappy design showed off her toned shoulders and toned waist as the mother-of-two grinned for the cameras during Paramount's glitzy screening of the biopic at the Carib Theatre.

Meghan combined her sophisticated look with striking accessories, and is appreciated by royal viewers, among others Royal Fashion Police on Instagram, to have worn 18K gold earrings from Jennifer Meyer Jewelery, which cost $3,250 (approximately £2,558.37).

Elsewhere, the Duchess clutched her classic Jimmy Choo “J Box Clutch” (worth £750, or about $952.75) — one of her staples, which she has worn several times over the years.

She showed off her dewy skin with simple, understated makeup and styled her hair in a sleek bun.

Meanwhile, Prince Harry, 39, opted for a casual black suit and white shirt for the event.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex heads turned as they posed for photos and shook hands with actors last night.

The couple posed with Paramount Pictures and Nickelodeon president and CEO Brian Robbins and his wife Tracy James.

Meghan and Harry – who stepped down from royal duties four years ago – also joined Prime Minister of Jamaica Andrew Holness and his wife Juliet at the premiere.

Holness has said his country is “moving away” from the British monarchy. Harry's father, King Charles, is currently head of state of Jamaica.

The process of severing ties with the British monarchy is underway, following in the footsteps of another former Caribbean possession, Barbados.

Similar to the island province's split from the monarchy, Prince Harry also revoked his HRH titles and sensationally moved from a working royal position in early 2020.

He moved to North America with his wife Meghan, whom he married in 2018.

Meghan and Harry now live in Montecito, California, with their two children, Archie and Lilibet. The Sussexes have made very few public and personal trips to Britain since leaving office.

The couple has had many ventures in the entertainment industry since their royal departure. They signed multimillion-dollar contracts with Netflix and Spotify to produce podcasts and docuseries in which they discussed their lives within the royal family.

Six months ago, they parted ways with their $20 million Spotify deal after producing Meghan's podcast series “Archetypes.”

On Tuesday night, Prince Harry was spotted on the red carpet hugging Ziggy Marley, the 55-year-old musician and son of Bob and Rita Marley, who produced One Love.

It's unclear why Harry and Meghan were there – although the film features British talent, with Londoners Kingsley Ben-Adir as Bob Marley and Lashana Lynch as Rita Marley, and James Norton as producer Chris Blackwell.

The trip to Jamaica is not their first.

In 2017, before their November engagement, the couple attended the wedding of Harry's friend Tom 'Skippy' Inskip to Lara Hughes-Young.

And in 2012, Harry traveled to the island for his Diamond Jubilee tour of the Caribbean, where he danced to Marley's hit One Love with a large audience.

He also met the late musician's widow, Rita Marley, now 77.

Bob Marley died of cancer in 1981 at the age of 36.

And while they were soaking up the sun, Harry's father, King Charles, was getting ready for his surgery, and Kate Middleton was recovering.

The 75-year-old King was spotted driving near Sandringham in his electric Audi on Monday.

Charles, who was holding the wheel wearing thick green woolen gloves, was briefly spotted before returning to the main entrance of his Norfolk estate where he was greeted by a police officer.

Queen Camilla described the king as doing 'well' as she chatted to a member of the public during a visit Deacon and Sons, a 175 year old family jewelery shop in Swindon.

Local woman Jessie Jackson, 86, said she shook hands with the Queen and asked how Charles was doing.

Nicky Jackson, 48, who accompanied her, added: 'She asked how Charles was doing. He's fine. We forgot about poor Kate.'

Charles flew back to Sandringham from Scotland on Friday to prepare for his upcoming operation.

The monarch and his wife were flown more than 300 miles from Aberdeen Airport to RAF Marham on a Royal Air Force jet before completing the final 15 miles.

He was pictured sitting in the back seat of his Audi EV while being driven by a driver.

It comes at a difficult time for the royal family, with the Princess of Wales recovering in hospital from a planned abdominal operation and the Duchess of York revealing she has skin cancer this weekend.

The Princess of Wales is reportedly doing 'well' after going under the knife for abdominal surgery at the London Clinic near Regent's Park last week.

She will remain in the exclusive clinic for a maximum of fourteen days and is not expected to return to her official duties until after Easter.

Meanwhile, Sarah, 64, was diagnosed with malignant melanoma – an aggressive form of skin cancer – after several moles were removed during reconstructive surgery following her mastectomy in June.

One of them was diagnosed with cancer and is now undergoing further medical checks to ensure the cancer is detected at an early stage.

She is a devoted follower of royal fashion. So could it be that Queen Camilla set a new style trend when she wore strange earrings while visiting a jewelery store in Swindon today?

The 76-year-old was at Deacon & Son, a 175-year-old family shop in Wiltshire, when she was spotted wearing strikingly different jewelery on each ear.

On her left was a favorite pearl pendant clip-on, a pair she first debuted on her wedding day in 2005 and has worn repeatedly since.

The other was made of gold and inlaid with precious stones. It is not clear whether they were real jewelry or fantasy jewelry.

A royal aide commented lightheartedly: 'It could be that Her Majesty was following the trend of mismatched earrings.'

Mismatched earrings have been very trendy in recent years, even featuring in Vogue's style bible, which has advised readers to 'play with lengths and shapes'.

Meanwhile, Kate Moss said in 2017 that mismatched earrings are “cooler” than a matching pair, after the trend was adopted by the likes of Gwyneth Paltrow and Ivanka Trump.

In an interview with The Telegraph Magazine, the model said: 'Nobody wears earrings anymore; it's old fashioned. I love putting on earrings, mixing and matching. It's cooler when it's not styled like that.'

When she arrived at the shop, the Queen was asked by local Jessie Jackson, 86, how King Charles was anticipating his operation for an enlarged prostate this week. Camilla assured her that His Majesty was 'fine' and thanked her for asking.

Earlier in the day she toured a domestic violence shelter to mark the 50th anniversary of the Swindon Domestic Abuse Support Service.

Established in 1974, it is one of the few purpose-built refuges in Britain offering fully self-contained accommodation.

Camilla described the staff as doing 'great work', adding: 'It's not just about looking after victims and the children – it's about getting into schools, teaching young people, teaching respect.

“Thank you all so much for playing a wonderful role on the path to completely eradicating abuse.”

The Queen met with staff, volunteers, families and partner organisations, including Wiltshire Police and Swindon Borough Council, to showcase their work.

During her appearance at the retreat, the Queen unveiled a plaque in honor of the beneficiaries and also received a bouquet of flowers, believed to have been given to her by one of the guests.

She also praised the charity's “brilliant” work in helping victims of domestic violence.

For today's events, Camilla paired a beautiful cream coat with what appeared to be a forest green knitted sweater, a white blouse and a red tartan print skirt.

She teamed the look with a pair of black suede round-toe boots and accessorized with her signature Van Cleef & Arpels Alhambra bracelet.

For her makeup, she wore a natural glow, only enhanced by a subtle pink blush and a matching pink lip.

She showed an animation and seemed cheerful during her visit to the charity.

Her outing comes after King Charles Yesterday he missed the church service at the Sandringham estate where he is staying, just days before his scheduled operation for an enlarged prostate.

The 75-year-old monarch is currently resting at the 20,000-acre Sandringham estate in Norfolk with Queen Camilla ahead of corrective surgery this week.

Devotees gathered yesterday hoping to catch a glimpse of Charles walking to the 11am morning service at St Mary Magdalene Church on the Sandringham estate.

But they discovered the gates to the paddock outside the church were locked, meaning they could not reach the cordoned off path where spectators are normally allowed to stand.

It comes after the Princess of Wales was said to be 'doing well' following her abdominal surgery at the London Clinic near Regent's Park this week.

Charles was expected to walk the quarter mile from Sandringham House to church, as he almost always does when he is at his private retreat home.

There was no sign of him as the bells rang and the service began in the 18th-century church, where members of the royal family traditionally worship during the winter break.

Housekeeper Maxine Sykes, 44, and her mother Victoria Martin, 67, are on holiday in Norfolk and had hoped to see the king.

Maxine, from St Neots, Cambridgeshire, said: 'We came to Sandringham to wander around and saw people waiting so we decided to investigate.

“We thought it would be nice to get a glimpse of the king, but unfortunately he didn't come out.”

Victoria, from Rye, East Sussex, added: 'It's a shame we didn't see him but it's understandable if he wants to keep his mouth shut before going to hospital.

'Maybe he also thought it best to keep a low profile because of all the interest in his daughter-in-law Kate being in hospital and the concern for her.'

Other onlookers said it was 'very unusual' to see the gates to the church yard locked so no one could get through.

One person, who did not want to be named, said: 'It was never locked when the old queen was alive, and it's usually open when Charles is here.

'The last time he was in church was two weeks ago, before he went to Scotland, and people were able to walk up and see him.

“I was a little disappointed that he didn't come because I wanted to wish him the best of luck with his surgery.”

Buckingham Palace announced last Wednesday that Charles would undergo a corrective procedure next week after being diagnosed with a benign enlarged prostate.

He and Queen Camilla were at his Scottish home Birkhall when they received the shocking news, just after it was revealed the Princess of Wales was in hospital.

The couple were flown more than 300 miles on an RAF jet from Aberdeen Airport to RAF Marham on Friday before driving the final 15 miles to Sandringham.

Buckingham Palace shared the news of the king's procedure just 90 minutes after Kensington Palace said Kate had undergone abdominal surgery and would spend two weeks in hospital.

The king, who came to the throne 16 months ago and was crowned in Westminster Abbey last May, will be admitted to an undisclosed hospital next week.

The Princess of Wales was admitted to the private London Clinic hospital on Tuesday for a successful abdominal operation, which Kensington Palace said was planned.

She is said to be “doing well” but will remain at the exclusive clinic for 10 to 14 days and is not expected to resume official duties until after Easter.

Prince William spent time at her bedside during a quiet private visit on Thursday.

He stepped back from his official duties for several weeks to care for his wife and their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.

Nothing makes an outfit better than a nice pair of earrings — and every now and then, a good set of sparklers is worth the splurge. But $1,350? That pushes it for most Us! If you are a mega model Hailey BieberHowever, that price tag is a drop in the ocean.

Example: her got off in Los Angeles last weekend wearing her classic large Bottega Veneta Drop earrings, and as usual, we were obsessed. Despite only coming onto the market a few years ago, Bottega Veneta's popular earrings have become a cult favorite of shoppers and influencers alike – and it doesn't seem like the trend is going anywhere anytime soon. In fact, they are a totally timeless must-have for every true fashionista!

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Elizabeth Debicki – The Crown

Meghann Fahy – The White Lotus

Sabrina Impacciatore – The White Lotus

Aubrey Plaza – The White Lotus

Rhea Seehorn – Better call Saul

J Smith-Cameron – Succession

Simona Tabasco – The White Lotus

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Actress in a comedy series

Christina Applegate – Dead to Me

Rachel Brosnahan – The Wonderful Mrs. Maisel

Quinta Brunson – Abbott Elementary – WINNER

Natasha Lyonne – Poker Face

Jenna Ortega – Wednesday

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Supporting role in a comedy series

Anthony Carrigan-Barry

Phil Dunster – Ted Lasso

Brett Goldstein – Ted Lasso

James Marsden – Jury Duty

Ebon Moss-Bachrach – De Beer – WINNER

Tyler James Williams – Abbott Elementary

Henry Winkler – Barry

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Limited series

Beef – WINNER

Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story

Daisy Jones and the Six

Fleishman is in trouble

Obi Wan Kenobi

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Actor in a limited series or TV movie

Taron Egerton – Black Bird

Kumail Nanjiani – Welcome the Chippendales

Evan Peters – Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story

Daniel Radcliffe – Weird: The Al Yankovic Story

Michael Shannon – George & Tammy

Steven Yeun – Beef – WINNER

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Supporting role in a limited series or TV movie

Murray Bartlett – Welcome to Chippendales

Paul Walter Hauser – Black Bird – WINNER

Richard Jenkins – Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story

Joseph Lee – Beef

Ray Liotta – Black Bird

Young Mazino – Beef

Jesse Plemons – Love and Death

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Talk series

The Daily Show with Trevor Noah – WINNER

Jimmy Kimmel Live!

Late Night with Seth Meyers

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Guest actor in a comedy series

Jon Bernthal – The Bear

Luke Kirby – The Wonderful Mrs. Maisel

Nathan Lane – Only murders in the building

Pedro Pascal – Saturday Night Live

Oliver Platt – The Bear

Sam Richardson – Ted Lasso

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Guest actor in a drama series

Murray Bartlett – The Last of Us

James Cromwell – Succession

Lamar Johnson – The Last of Us

Arian Moayed – Succession

Nick Offerman – The Last of Us

Keivonn Montreal Woodard – The Last of Us

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Actor in a short comedy or drama series

Kevin Hart – Die Hart 2: Die Harter

Tim Robinson – I think you should go with Tim Robinson

Ben Schwartz – Die Hart 2: Die Harter

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Narrator

Mahershala Ali – Chimpanzee Kingdom

Angela Bassett – Good night Oppy

Morgan Freeman – Our Universe

Barack Obama – Work: what we do all day

Pedro Pascal – Patagonia: life on the edge of the world

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Host, reality or competition program

Amy Poehler, Maya Rudolph – Baking

RuPaul Charles – RuPaul's drag race

Padma Lakshmi – Top Chef

Bobby Berk, Karamo Brown, Tan Frace, Antoni Porowski, Jonathan Van Ness – Queer Eye

Nicole Byer – we did it!

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