Emmy Awards 2024 highlights: Succession and The Bear tie with most wins; Elton John is an EGOT

The star-studded awards ceremony was filled with exciting moments, including two-time Emmy winner Jennifer Coolidge's cheeky speech. Check out photos from the ceremony.

Succession also nabs its sixth Emmy this year with the Best Drama Series win. The show beat the likes of House of the Dragon, Better Call Saul in the category.

The Bear wraps up today's tally with six Emmy wins, latest and last being for Best Comedy Series. It was nominated in 13 categories. “I want to thank restaurants and hospitality as a whole,” said cast member Matty Matheison.

Sarah Snook has won Lead Actress in a Drama Series for Succession. She plays Siobhan Roy, the only daughter of Logan Roy on the show. She dedicated the award to her newborn daughter who she was pregnant with during the filming of the last season. “It's all for you, from here on out,” she said.

Kieran Culkin wins again for Succession. He plays Roman Roy, the youngest of Logan Roy's kids, vying to take over his throne as the CEO of WayStar Royco.

Charlie Puth sang See You Again and I'll Be There For You for the In Memorium segment of the show. Emmys paid tributes to Angus Cloud, Andre Braugher and Matthew Perry, who all died last year.

GLAAD, a non-profit LGBTQ advocacy organization has been honoured with the Governor's Award.

Beef wins Best Limited or Anthology Series or TV Movie. Beef and The Bear are now tied for most wins this year at five each.

Ali Wong wins Best Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or TV Movie for Beef. She is also a standup comedian.

Steven Yeun wins Best Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or TV Movie for Beef. This comes after he won a Golden Globe last week in the same category. Read our review of Beef here.

Elton John Live: Farewell From Dodger Stadium won Best Variety Special. This makes Elton John an EGOT! He now has an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar and also a Tony award.

Mark Mylod wins Best Driting for a Drama Series for Succession episode Connor's Wedding.

Lee Sung Jin takes his second trophy for the night for Beef. Beef is a limited series on Netflix, starring Ali Wong and Steven Yeun. They play two people who meet during a road rage incident and vow to ruin each others' lives for revenge.

Jesse Armstrong wins Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series for Succession. He even name-dropped Rupert Murdoch in his speech.

Paul Walter Hauser wins his first Emmy for Blackbird. “My wife loves your show,” he said as he accepted the award from the reunited team of Grey's Anatomy. Blackbird in an Apple TV true crime series also starring Taron Edgerton. Paul plays Larry Hall, a convicted serial killer and rapist accused of murdering 14 women.

Lee Sung-Jin wins Best Directing for a Limited or Anthology Series or TV Movie. “When I moved to LA, my account was -61 dollars,” he said in his acceptance speech.

The Daily Show With Trevor Noah wins Outstanding Talk Series. “I told you we'd win if John Oliver wasn't nominated in this category,” he said.

Last Week Tonight with John Oliver wins again. "Thank you to our shy but hard working intern John Oliver," said his team member in her speech.

RuPaul's Drag Race wins yet again. This is the show's fifth win in the category after 63 nominations over the years. “Listen to a drag queen,” RuPaul said in his speech.

Christopher Storer won this one too for The Bear! The award was presented by the cast of Cheers in a special reunion.

Christopher Storer wins for The Bear. He wasn't present at the ceremony to accept the award.

Niecy Nash-Betts delivered a passionate speech as she won Best Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or TV Movie for Dahmer. She played Glenda Cleaveland on the horror show, about the life and crimes of notorious serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer. She played his neighbour who often complained to the police about him but her greivances went unheard by the authorities.

Last Week Tonight with John Oliver wins the award, amassing 61 nominations over the years. John accepted the award with his team. “I want to thank Jesus,” he said as Anthony Anderson's mom reminded him of time limit.

It's a good time to be Jeremy Allen White. The internet's latest heartthrob won Lead Actor in a Comedy Series Emmy for The Bear's second season. On Monday, November 6, 2023, FX announced that the series has been renewed for a third season, which will debut in 2024.

Ebon Moss-Bachrach lifts his second major award in a week. He won Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series for his role as cousin Richard in The Bear. He also won at the Critics Choice Awards yesterday.