Emmys

While “The White Lotus” and “Succession” do showcase people of color, they fail to dive deeper into their characters.

This year’s Emmys ceremony reflected not only what some consider an exclusionary Emmys, but also suggested the obsoleteness of the voting process by which the winners are selected.

From Michaela Coel’s enchanting neon two-piece to Bowen Yang’s avant-garde platform boots, here are The Daily Californian’s picks for best-dressed at this year’s Emmy Awards.

The Academy of Television Arts and Sciences will likely be handing out awards to some long-deserving titles formerly overlooked in the era of “Game of Thrones” and “Veep.”

The 71st annual Emmy Awards finds television’s best shows at a crossroads.

What has become readily clear is that audiences are becoming more and more committed to shows that reflect the tone-shifts that reality does

Female prisoners become belles of the ball, handmaids get to let down their hair and dragon queens get to show us just how fiery they truly are. Without further ado, here are The Daily Californian’s top six best-dressed women at the Emmys.

In the case of awards shows, these qualities may actually be the very best thing about the Emmys. When stacked side by side with the Oscars, which generate more emotional frustration than is fundamentally necessary, it’s easy to see the Emmys’ clear strengths.

Instead of now-notorious critical favorite “Game of Thrones,” the favored contenders were the topical dystopian drama “The Handmaid’s Tale” and contemplative sci-fi show “Westworld.”