The week also saw numerous celebrities attending various events, including Sienna Miller at the Venice International Film Festival and Barry Keoghan at the Toronto International Film Festival.

Angela Bassett highlighted the importance of remembering her passion for acting, expressing gratitude for the recognition she has received throughout her career.

The 2024 Emmy Awards celebrated a historic night for 'Shogun,' which took home 18 Emmys, including the coveted Best Drama Series and acting awards for Hiroyuki Sanada and Anna Sawai.

The ceremony, broadcast live from the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, featured hosts Eugene and Dan Levy, who infused humor into the evening by joking about the comedy-drama classification of 'The Bear.'

Richard Gadd, who won Emmys for Best Writing and Best Actor in a Miniseries, shared a heartfelt acceptance speech about his journey from hardship to success, encouraging others to persevere through challenges.

Gadd's message resonated with many, emphasizing hope and resilience, and he acknowledged the support of his co-stars, particularly his bond with Ayo Edebiri.

The Levys aimed to create a warm and celebratory atmosphere during the ceremony, successfully engaging the audience with their lighthearted approach.

The evening concluded on a nostalgic note with a reunion of the 'Schitt's Creek' cast, leaving the audience yearning for more moments from the beloved series.

Acceptance speeches throughout the night included political messages, with Liza Colón-Zayas advocating for voting rights and Candice Bergen reflecting on past controversies.

Musical guest Jelly Roll took a break from his concert tour to perform during the In Memoriam segment, adding a poignant touch to the ceremony.

During the event, Henry Winkler playfully interacted with a jukebox, reminiscent of scenes from his iconic series, adding to the lighthearted atmosphere.

Kristen Wiig dazzled the audience in a strapless Oscar de la Renta gown, showcasing her unique style alongside other stars on the red carpet.