75th Emmy Awards LIVE Updates: Succession, The Bear, and Beef take home top honours

Let's go, let's go, let's go! Succession has won its sixth award for the evening and the major one. The series, which ended in 2023, has taken home all the major ones in six categories and has definitely become one of the all-time favourite series across the globe.

It has happened! The Bear, which served the best menu of performances and storyline, has taken home the top honour for the night. Out of 13 nominations, the series has won six awards this year.

For her role as Shiv Roy, Sarah Snook has taken home the coveted trophy. Interestingly, the actor was pregnant in real life while shooting the final season.

Kieran Culkin's role as Roman Roy has definitely gone down in history. This win comes as no surprise, definitely!

It comes as no surprise that the Netflix series has emerged as a winner for Outstanding Limited Series, and deservedly so!

Ali Wong has won her first ever Emmy for her amazing performance as Amy Lau in the Netflix series.

Steven Yeun takes home his first Emmy for his leading role as Danny Cho in the Netflix series. 

Elton John's final North American tour has won the honour of getting an Emmy. The Disney+-streamed live show was indeed a special event for the legendary singer as well as his fans across the globe.

For directing the iconic episode, Connor's Wedding, Mark Mylod took home the Emmy this year.

Lee Sung Jin takes home his second award for the night for his incredible writing for the Netflix series Beef, which became talk of the town instantly.

The "Man of the Hour," Jesse Armstrong, has taken home his first award this year for Succession for writing the episode Connor's Wedding.

Paul Walter Hauser wins his first Emmy for his performance as Larry Hall in the AppleTV+ series. 

For directing the episode Figures of Light for the Netflix series Beef, Lee Sung Jin took home the prestigious Emmy.

The Daily Show With Trevor Noah has taken home their first win in this category, well the comedian-host's speech says it all!

Here's another round of winning speech for the team at Last Week Tonight with John Oliver.

The Queens at RuPaul's Drag Race have done it again with yet another deserving win at the Emmys

Christopher Storer won his second award of the night for writing the episode, System in the series, The Bear.

Christopher Storer won the award for directing the episode, Review of the series, The Bear.

"I am a winner," says Niecy Nash-Betts as she bags the coveted trophy for her role as Glenda Cleveland in the Netflix limited series. 

Last Week Tonight With John Oliver has won over 26 Emmys, with a nomination count of more than 60.

Jeremy Allen White wins his first ever Emmy nomination and also wins the award for his incredible leading role in The Bear, in which he plays Carmen Berzatto, aka Carmy.

Ebon Moss-Bachrach wins his first ever Emmy for his role as Richard Jerimovich, aka Richie, in the hit series The Bear.

Matthew Macfadyen wins his second Emmy for his role as Tom Wambsgans in the HBO Drama series, Succession.

Jennifer Coolidge wins her second Emmy for her role as Tanya McQuoid-Hunt in The White Lotus. The actor's character dies in the finale episode of the second season.

Quinta Brunson wins a first-ever acting Emmy Award for her work in the comedy series, which she has created, co-written, and also plays the leading role in. She became the first Black woman to be nominated three times in the comedy category.

Ayo Edebiri has been leaving an impressive mark with her role as Sydney Adamu in the dramedy series, The Bear, which is currently streaming on Disney+ Hotstar.