Stephen Colbert has won his final Emmy for “The Late Show,” capping a decade-long run at CBS with a triumphant victory speech.

Emmy history was made tonight by Matthew Rhys, who became the first actor to win across all three lead categories (Comedy, Drama & Limited Series/Movie) and is the first man to win two lead acting awards in the same year. And Jean Smart won her eighth career Emmy, tying Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Cloris Leachman for the most Emmys ever by a performer.

The “Euphoria” star was a nominee and a presenter.

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The “Hacks” star just won her fifth consecutive Emmy for starring in her HBO Max comedy.

The Emmys producers tell all on how the Taylor Swift cameo happened, if they knew about John Mulaney's bleeped bit and more.

When the Emmys cameras were down, USA TODAY got glimpses of Zendaya and Tom Holland's date night and witnessed the fate of Meg Stalter's gold costume.

From Mariska Hargitay’s lighthearted bits to tributes to Dolly Parton and Rob Reiner, this year’s Emmys were heartfelt and memorable. Apple TV was the big winner of the night.