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E! News Is Nominated for a Daytime Emmy: See the Complete List
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After the 2025 Emmy Award nominations were announced by Harvey Guillén and Brenda Song on July 15, a few stars stood out as this year’s trailblazers.
Bella Ramsey, who was nominated for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for their role in The Last of Us for the second year in a row, made history as the first openly non-binary performer to earn more than one nomination from the Television Academy.
Meanwhile, Ayo Edebiri made history as the youngest Black woman to receive three acting nominations for her role in The Bear as well as becoming the first woman to ever be nominated for both acting and directing in the comedy categories in the same year.
For his part, Owen Cooper, who earned a nod for Best Supporting Actor in a Limited Series for his performance in Netflix’s Adolescence, broke records by becoming the youngest actor to ever get nominated in the category at 15 years old. Previously, Scott Jacoby held the record for his role in the 1972 TV movie That Certain Summer at age 16.
Even Hollywood legends like Harrison Ford and Kathy Bates are continuing to make Emmys history. While at 83, the Shrinking actor earned his first-ever Emmys nomination this year for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series, the Matlock actress became, at 77, the oldest person ever nominated in the Lead Drama Actress category for her role in the CSB reboot. The record was previously held by Angela Lansbury, who was nominated at age 70 in 1996 for Murder She Wrote.
As far as shows go, while the already highly-nominated Severance led the pack with 27 nominations, The Studio—starring Seth Rogen and Catherine O’Hara—earned its place as the most nominated new comedy series of all time with 23 total nominations.
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“What the heck?!!,” Seth and producer Evan Goldberg said in a statement to E! News following their nominations. “We never thought this would happen. What do we even say? Uh…thanks to our parents, our agents, our publicists, our preschool teachers, our managers, The Television Academy, our assistants, and Apple? Or do you only say that stuff if you win? Oh no! We’re already blowing it. Um…no comment!”
As for when viewers can see who takes home gold? Tune into the 2025 Emmy Awards on September 15 on CBS.
To see how your favorite celebs reacted to their Emmy nominations, keep reading.
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Jake Gyllenhaal, Presumed Innocent
"Thank you to the Television Academy for this recognition," Jake, who was nominated for Oustanding Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series, said in a statement to E! News. "Also huge appreciation to the entire brilliant cast of Presumed Innocent, the expertise our incredible crew brought to work every day and to AppleTV+ for your support."
Naturally, Jake also didn't skimp on the opportunity to give sister Maggie Gyllenhaal's husband a nod.
"A special congratulations to my brother-in-law, Peter Sarsgaard," he added, "who was also nominated and ain’t half bad in the show either.”
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Catherine O'Hara, The Studio
"I am thrilled for all the lovely people on the show," Catherine, who was nominated for Outstanding Supporting Actress, gushed in a statement to E! News, "and honored to be in their company. And I’m so happy Ron Howard and Martin Scorsese are finally getting some much deserved attention thanks to The Studio!”
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Jason Isaacs, The White Lotus
“This is a bunch of cherries on the icing on the cake that was the gift of playing such a tortured and lonely human for the brilliant Mike White," Jason, who was nominated for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series for his portrayal of Timothy Ratliff. "I went on a journey that started in pure selfishness and ended in humility and bliss. I might have just done the same with today’s nomination—to be chosen by my peers to be listed alongside actors I admire so much feels surreal.”
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Seth Rogen & Evan Goldberg, The Studio
The longtime comedy duo expressed their elation to be nominated for their hit AppleTV+ show, which broke the record for the most nominations from a brand new comedy series with 23 nominations
"What the heck?!!" Rogen and Goldberg said in a joint statement to E! News. "We never thought this would happen. What do we even say? Uh… thanks to our parents, our agents, our publicists, our preschool teachers, our managers, The Television Academy, our assistants, and Apple? Or do you only say that stuff if you win? Oh no! We’re already blowing it. Um… no comment!”
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Dave Franco, The Studio
“Thank you so much to the Television Academy, Point Grey, and everyone at Apple," Dave, who was nominated for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series, wrote in a statement to E! News. "It feels strangely fitting that my first nomination is for playing myself while inebriated on alcohol, weed, cocaine, and mushrooms.”
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Kristen Bell, Nobody Wants This
The Nobody Wants This actress shared her live reaction after earning a nod for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series, along with the series itself, produced by Erin Foster, for Outstanding Comedy Series.
"Finding out I was nominated for an Emmy," Kristen wrote alongside the photos in a July 15 post. "Finding out @erinfoster was nominated for an Emmy!!!!"
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Colman Domingo, Four Seasons
Colman was sure to give everyone flowers for his Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series nod.
"For Tina Fey, Lange Fisher, Tracey Wigfield and my extraordinary cast of brilliant masterful comedians @stevecarellofficial @kerrikenneysilver @mcalvani @erikahenningsen and Will Forte, that I get the privilege to play with," he wrote in a July 15 Instagram post. "No one gets to be funny without the other. Such a generous and giving company. Can’t wait to play with them all again very soon."
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Martin Scorsese, The Studio
Once just a famed director, now an Emmy nominee! The Killers of the Flower Moon star clearly couldn't believe the honor in a FaceTime screenshot his daughter Francesca Scorsese shared to Instagram July 15.
In another post she celebrated her father, adding, "Our little actor."
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Bowen Yang, Saturday Night Live
Although the Saturday Night Live star recieved another nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actor, he first took to social media to congratulate fellow nominee Jeff Hiller. As he wrote in a July 15 Instagram Story, "EMMY NOMINEE JEFF HILLER THANK GOD."
Of course, he later added some gratitude for his own nomination, attaching a photo of the Saturday Night Live cast and crew.
"Thank you to the continent of Asia," he joked. "You're welcome Asians."
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Liza Colón-Zayas, The Bear
The Bear actress quickly took to Instagram to react to her second nomination for her role as Tina.
"I am beside myself. Thank you to everyone who supported me, again" she said in a July 15 Instagram video. "And to the Academy."
And since she was coincidentally celebrating her birthday the same day, she cheekily added in the caption, "This is the best birthday ever!"
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Kathy Bates, Matlock
The Matlock actress, who earned a nod for Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series, thanked CBS leadership George Cheeks and Amy Reisenbach as well as director David Del Rio for her honor.
"I am deeply grateful to the Television Academy for this honor," Kathy wrote in a statement to E! News. "My heartfelt thanks to CBS—to George, Amy, and David—for believing in us every step of the way on this beautiful journey and for being such delightful people to work with. Every day on set is a gift thanks to the dedication, talent, and friendship of our incredible cast and crew."
She also went on to thank showrunner Jennie Snyder.
"Darling Jennie—thank you for seeing those of us who feel unseen, for not abandoning me, and for trusting me with Matty's complex story," she continued. "This nomination really belongs to you…what a joy it has been for all of us to pour our hearts into bringing your Matlock to life."
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Britt Lower, Severance
After earning her first ever nomination for her role as Helly in Severance, the actress reposted the news to her Instagram July 15, adding with a crying emoji, "Thank you."
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Alan Cumming, The Traitors
“I’m so happy to be nominated again to prove it wasn’t a fluke last year!" Alan, who was nominated for Outstanding Host For A Reality Or Reality Competition Program, wrote in a statement to E! News. "But also because I genuinely feel the show is getting better and it’s so great to be honored in this way for something I so love doing and with a bunch of people who work so hard and really care about the quality of their work. And I get to swan around in crazy outfits in my beloved Scotland. What could be better?”
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