Sporadic mavericks stand out amid a sea of reds, silvers and bare necks, while lesser-known designers get their moment in the sun.
The 'tude of 'The Sopranos' entourage crystallizes the New York vs. L.A. divide.
Steve Carell turns evil and other strange-but-true moments from the red carpet and beyond.
Whose red lips ruled? Greatest glow? Weirdest 'do? Tell us!
All the action -- blow by blow -- as it happened.
Our awards insiders give you their picks and hits for Sunday night.
No guts? No glory. Bet on something you think is worthy.
Weighing the strengths and weaknesses of the serious series contenders.
Edgy he's not, but Ryan Seacrest says he isn't bothered by critics who say he's too safe and overexposed.
The contenders are inspirational and uplifting. And nobody has to eat any worms.
After the show, here's where the stars come to shine.
McPherson is high on the network's 'stunning' new show and Emmy windfall.
The actress is nominated for the series 'Weeds' and the TV movie 'The Robber Bride.'
Forget the gowns. Higher hemlines are hipper and help beat the heat.
The Australian actress, star of "Brothers & Sisters," riffs on the perks of series TV and iChat.
The 11 awards honor prime-time costume and animation work.
Television academy calls her remarks "offensive."
Katherine Heigl, Steve Carell and Patricia Heaton among lineup.
"30 Rock" has10 Emmy noms -- and, next, Seinfeld. Now it needs viewers.
View a complete list of this year's honorees from the 59th annual Primetime Emmy Awards.
The Los Angeles Area Emmy Awards honored the best local programming of 2006.
The "American Idol" host is set to emcee this year's Emmy Awards.
Follow these 8 tips to shine like the star you are.
What not to wear (or do) at your first Emmy Awards.
"Ugly Betty" leads comedy field with 11 nods; "The Sopranos" tops drama contenders.
As the season comes to a close, shows such as "Lost" are building momentum.
Victory can be determined by a single episode.
Lagging in the ratings and lacking any major Emmy nominations, the drama draws up a new play for viewers.
Fashion is back in vogue on TV with "Cashmere Mafia" and "Gossip Girl."
Denis Leary balances acting and writing for "Rescue Me." But can he take out Tony Soprano?
Well-known actors seem to have an edge in this category. The rules -- and the selection process -- involve a lot of provisions.
The chairman loves his hits but prowls for the next one. It could be "K-Ville."
Advice for Emmy voters and shows who veered off track.
After a year of miserable ratings NBC got Emmy noms for "30 Rock," "The Office" and "Heroes."
Now that the nominations have been announced, we all get to be Monday morning quarterbacks. Good thing is: This year is better than some.
'The Wire,' 'The Shield' and 'Nip/Tuck' come up empty in top categories.
The mobster tale rakes in 15 nominations.
Runners up include veteran "60 Minutes," which nabbed twelve of CBS' 19 nominations.
TV journalists, real Emmy judges and our forum moderators face off to forecast who'll score bids.
KNBC nabs 16 and KCET receives 15.
A step-by-step guide to how nominees and winners are chosen for Hollywood's most complicated award.
The actors will announce the noms in the top 11 categories.
Daytime stars don designer gowns and accessories -- so what went wrong?
"The Young and the Restless" and "Guiding Light" score top drama honors.
Complete list of winners and nominees.
Retired game show host Bob Barker wins his 18th trophy.
Will the ladies' controversial year be capped off with their first Emmy win for best host?
Hugh Laurie says he's nothing like his alter ego.
John Landgraf thinks awards are great -- though for him the nominations work too.
Emmy entrants get 250 words to make their case.
Big-screen actors are flocking to TV. Can Emmy be far behind?
The "Battlestar Galactica" actress answers why the series is so appealing.
Some of last year's Emmy nominees are no longer on the air, so the race is wide open.
Who are the likely Emmy contenders in movies/miniseries?
Who is shaping up to lead Emmy's top categories?
"The Office" is among the contenders for the newly created category.
Creators of the season's freshman achievers talk on how to score with viewers -- and keep them.
Despite the cheerleading, the forces at NBC may not be strong enough to nab an Emmy.
Bob Greenblatt, no stranger to controversial shows, talks about "The Tudors."
A breakdown of this year's laughers based on past results and voters' quirky tastes.
HBO offerings are sure to deliver for the network.
The competition is fierce, making this Emmy derby a true drama to watch.
TV's villains can mince their prey with a look, a shiv, or stare. So where's the Emmy for the evil?
Which shows will have an edge with voters?
The surprise move prompted more than a few grumbles within TV circles.
Wedding bells ring on "Grey's" and Michael Imperioli "walks like a man."
Will new shows like "Heroes" and "The Tudors" break into the top series race?
Big names guest star in small roles.
"Earl," "House" and "Tudors" highlight the week.
TV academies battle over how to hail broadband programs.
Viewers will get new doses of "How I Met Your Mother" and "Entourage."
Episodes of "Sopranos"and "The Office" may reap top nominations.
TV academy may be dancing around a bigger voting problem.
The former vice president's award recognizes his role in launching Current TV.
New "View," Ellen and Rachael Ray lead talk show field; CBS dominates dramas.
At the Daytime Emmys, the feuding TV foes will probably be nominated together.
Lead actress race pits grand dames vs. ingenues. But where's Susan Lucci?
"American Idol" producer Nigel Lythgoe wants an edgier focus to this year's Emmys.
