Emmy Awards 2025: One of the biggest nights in Hollywood, the Emmys are set to take place tonight at Peacock Theatre in California. One of the most prestigious nights, the TV stars will all gather to celebrate the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards. For fans eagerly waiting for the verdict in India, can catch the streaming live in the early hours of September 15.
The night will be hosted by Comedian Nate Bargatze and joined by co-hosts the American Eagle ad-star Sydney Sweeney, and Netflix’s Wednesday Jenna Ortega. These stars will also be joined by Stephen Colbert, Tina Fey, Mariska Hargitay, Sofia Vergara, Jesse Williams, Kristen Bell, and Jason Bateman.
Emmy Awards 2025: Where to watch live in India?
In India, Emmy Awards 2025 can be watched live on JioHostar at 5:30 AM IST on September 15. For those in the US, it will start streaming live on CBS and Paramount+ at 8 PM ET. The pre-show glamour, and the red carpet coverage will be live at 6:30 PM ET, as stars like Pedro Pascal, Jean Smart, Kristen Bell, Selena Gomez, and others will make their grand entrance.
With top-rated shows like ‘The White Lotus’, ‘The Penguin’, and ‘Severance’, among the nominees, the list was made live on July 15 during a live ceremony hosted by Harvey Guillén, Brenda Song and Television Academy Chair Cris Abrego.
Emmy Awards 2025 might script history tonight
With a diverse range of nominations across all categories, from producers to directors, and behind-the-scenes, Emmys might potentially make history tonight in the US. If Pedro Pascal wins for his nomination for ‘The Last of Us’, he could be the first Latino actor to register his name as the Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series category.
Furthermore, Selena Gomez is also nominated as the producer of the viral ‘Only Murderers in the Building,’ the true-crime adaptation show. If she wins, she be the first Latina woman to do so. In fact, the newly-engaged singer has already made history as the most-nominated Latina producer. Kathy Bates, 77, has also made history to be the oldest actor to be nominated for her role in ‘Matlock’ under the Best Lead Actress in a Drama Series. Previously, Angela Lansbury held the title for ‘Murder, She Wrote’ to be nominated at the age of 70 in 1996.
Colman Domingo’s win might be potentially a big win for the Afro-Latino community if he bags the title of Best Supporting Actor in ‘The Four Seasons’. He would also be the second black actor to win since Robert Guillaume in 1979.