2016 Primetime Emmy Award Winners!

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Sunday night was Emmy night and Jimmy Kimmel had an amazing time and did an amazing job MC'ing the 2016 Primetime Emmy Awards. He even joked about legendary Maggie Smith winning several years in a row but never showing up; this year was no different. All eyes were on multiple nominee Sarah Paulson, who came with Marcia Clark, whom she portrayed in a recent FX dock-film about the OJ Simpson trial. Girlfriend Holland Taylor was in NYC prepping for a Broadway show but tweeted love to Paulson throughout the night. ICYMI, here are all the winners!

Outstanding Drama Series: Game of Thrones
Outstanding Comedy Series: Veep
Outstanding Lead Actor In A Drama Series: Rami Malek
Outstanding Lead Actress In A Drama Series: Tatiana Maslaney
Outstanding Lead Actor In A Comedy Series: Jeffrey Tambor
Outstanding Lead Actress In A Comedy Series: Julia Louis-Dreyfus (who made a stank face when one of the people from her show did not win!)
Outstanding Supporting Actor (Drama Series): Ben Mendelsohn
Outstanding Supporting Actress (Drama Series): Maggie Smith
Outstanding Supporting Actress (Comedy Series): Kate McKinnon
Outstanding Supporting Actor (Comedy Series): Louie Anderson
Outstanding Limited Series: The People Versus OJ Simpson: American Crime Story
Lead Actor (Limited Series): Courtney B. Vance
Lead Actress (Limited Series): Sarah Paulson
Reality-Competition Program: The Voice (which returns tonight on NBC)

James Corden also walked away with an Emmy for his carpool karaoke, which is hilarious to watch on YouTube. We highly recommend the Elton John or Adele one! Congrats to all the winners and we hope you enjoyed the show!

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