Live: Rhea Seehorn wins first-ever Emmy for ‘Pluribus’
15-09-2026 00:06 via timesunion.com

Live: Rhea Seehorn wins first-ever Emmy for ‘Pluribus’

“Hacks,” “The Pitt,” “Widow’s Bay,” “Abbott Elementary,” “Pluribus,” Zendaya and more compete for 2026 Emmy Awards
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