Emmys 2026: Seen and Heard at Every Star-Studded Party

A who’s who of Hollywood (and approximately 1,873 nominated cast members of ‘The Pitt’) celebrated TV’s biggest night for the better part of a week.

The long Emmy weekend is over, which means that the cast of The Pitt is once again cranking out episodes from their Warner Bros. lot bunker. But wasn’t it fun when they were all let out to get some fresh air? Studios, streamers and agencies threw their signature awards season bashes both before and after Monday’s NBC telecast and THR was on the scene to report on all the happenings. Check out the best of the party scene moments below.

Apple TV

After a very victorious night at the Emmys, the streamer — which landed a network-topping 29 wins — celebrated the successes of Widow’s Bay, Pluribus and Slow Horses with a post-show party at Nya Studios West. Matthew Rhys, Stephen Root, Kate O’Flynn, Katie Dippold and Hiro Murai rolled up with lots of hardware in hand, while Jeff Hiller hopped in the DJ booth to hype up the crowd. Rhea Seehorn and Vince Gilligan also made an appearance, alongside Michael J. Fox; Shrinking‘s Bill Lawrence, Brett Goldstein, Jessica Williams and Michael Urie; Gary Oldman and Jack Lowden from Slow Horses; and Jonathan Tropper and Jon Hamm from Your Friends & Neighbors.

Netflix

The streamer may have seen diminished Emmy returns in 2026, but you’d never guess it by the size or mood of its party. Netflix threw a real-deal rager at Chateau Marmont after Monday night’s Emmys telecast — complete with bowls of complimentary cigarettes and a DJ set by Lil Jon, who earned his paycheck with every one of the many “Yeahs” he uttered from his perch above the dance floor.

Netflix winners Allison Janney (The Diplomat), Matthew Rhys (The Beast in Me) and Sally Field (Remarkably Bright Creatures) were among the many luminaries in attendance, with Keri Russell, Chase Infiniti, Emilia Clarke, Charles Melton, Oscar Issac, Claire Danes, Sarah Snook, Carey Mulligan, Tiffany Haddish, Jude Law and Florence Pugh also filling the pool area that was so frequently at capacity and more than a few partygoers had to wait to come in.

Inside, Ted Sarandos shook more hands than an old-timey politician on a whistle-stop tour; Oscar winner Yoon Yeo-jeong sampled a hamburger as gracefully you’re imagining she would; Sally Field held court with her family; Queen Latifah chatted up Babyface and TV’s first couple, Matthew Rhys and Keri Russell, joyously reunited after his obligations as a double winner apparently kept them apart. Many a pleb indulged in a caviar buffet up until midnight — when most of the crowd seemed to suddenly remember that it was a Monday night and space finally started to thin. There were rumors of a bungalow dance party, but we can neither confirm nor deny.

HBO Max

HBO Max had plenty of reasons to celebrate on Monday night after leaving the Emmys with 21 wins, including top prizes for The Pitt and DTF St. Louis as well as a fifth straight best actress in a comedy statue for Jean Smart (who also belatedly celebrated her 75th birthday at the gathering). Taking over San Vicente Bungalows, HBO curated a foodie-approved spread of Chinese dumplings from Good Alley, late-night nuggets and waffles from Howlin’ Rays, a caviar and vodka speakeasy located inside the elevator and the first-ever pop up from L.A. fave Henry’s Secret Ice Cream. Electronic duo The Knocks soundtracked the evening, which also featured live karaoke and a custom claw machine for HBO swag, as Noah Wyle, Mark Ruffalo, Jason Bateman, David Harbour, Linda Cardellini, Lisa Kudrow, Steve Carell, Rachel Sennott, Emma D’Arcy, Carrie Coon, Richard Gadd and a still-golden Meg Stalter all stopped by.

The Walt Disney Company

The stars of Abbott Elementary and the Ryan Murphy television universe were the main draw at Disney’s post-Emmys fete in downtown Los Angeles. Among those in attendance at Vibiana were nominees Quinta Brunson, Sarah Pidgeon, Jimmy Kimmel and Paradise winner Shailene Woodley, who walked the teal carpet, as did Emmy Rossum, Paul Anthony Kelly and Kaia Gerber.

Via: The Hollywood Reporter