A Look Inside the Best Emmys After-Parties—From Nostalgic TV Reunions to A-list Extravaganzas
The 75th Primetime Emmy Awards was nothing short of lively. FX’s The Bear swept all the awards for each category they were nominated for, prompting a passionate, slightly long chef’s kiss from co-stars Ebon Moss-Bachrach and Matty Matheson. Pedro Pascal took a jab at Kieran Culkin, keeping the friendly feud alive by hilariously accusing the Succession star of causing his shoulder injury. Niecy Nash brought the audience to life with her acceptance speech thanking none other than herself (as she rightfully should), while Natasha Lyonne and Tracee Ellis Ross brought ’50s nostalgia by recreating the iconic chocolate factory sequence from the classic cable sitcom I Love Lucy.
Jokes crash landed, former castmates reunited, and some much-needed laughter echoed through Los Angeles’ Peacock Theatre—and the stars made sure to bring the same energy into last night’s line-up of after-parties. Below is a look at the best, most electrifying after-parties from last night’s memorable festivities.
At The Governor’s Gala After-Party, Statuettes Were on Full Display
The Los Angeles Convention Center was gilded in gold, and so were last night’s Emmy winners at the Governor’s Gala after-party who proudly showed off their coveted trophies. Beef’s Lee Sung Jin, who snagged awards for both Writing and Directing For A Limited Series, and Steven Yeun, who won in the Best Actor In A Limited Series category, let their statuettes out in full display for attendees to bask in their glory. Other winners, such as Sarah Snook, RuPaul, and Quinta Brunson, opted for a more ritzy showcase as they danced with their awards in hand.
