• Emmys 2017: Watch with us

    Rita Moreno's face as she encounters RuPaul says it all. Also, could the "Stranger Things" kids be any cuter? 7 p.m. The red carpet is in full swing an hour before the ceremony starts and the stars are out in full force. "This Is Us" star Sterling K. Brown knows it's all about the look. He tweeted the best photo of his wife, actress Ryan Bathe, in a stunning yellow gown with the caption, "Do the damn thang, Ry! @michellechel #EMMY2017." Earlier he posted a video of his wife getting ready writing, "Don't hurt 'em, Bird! #emmys2017 How can it get any better than this?" "I feel like Rocky, Bathe says in the video, before breaking into the "Rocky" theme in celebration of her "knockout" look. It probably

  • Meet Jermaine Fowler, your Emmys announcer

    (CNN)It's fair to say Jermaine Fowler stole the Emmys show on Sunday night. In between award presentations and host Stephen Colbert's segments, Fowler injected humor and energy into the three-hour-long show at Los Angeles' Microsoft Theater. The Emmy announcer dazzled the audience with trivia about Kate McKinnon and Laura Dern and gave shout-outs to "Insecure" star Issa Rae and "Master of None's" Lena Waithe.

  • Girl's brain damage after misdiagnosis

    A nine-month-old baby was left with severe brain damage after her meningitis was misdiagnosed as tonsillitis, an inquest has heard. Kate Pierce was sent home from Wrexham Maelor Hospital in March 2006 without antibiotics after a doctor concluded she had a viral infection. She was later diagnosed with meningitis which caused brain damage and she died in her sleep in Florida in 2013. A jury inquest will investigate her diagnosis and treatment in 2006. Kate's mother Diane told the hearing in Abergele how she sought medical help after her daughter began vomiting green mucus on 29 March 2006. An out-of-hours GP referred her to the children's ward at Wrexham Maelor where a doctor diagnosed tonsillitis.

  • Five award-worthy Emmy speeches

    She also called on Hollywood to "bring women to the front of their own stories and make them the heroes of their own stories." Executive producer and star Nicole Kidman thanked viewers on stage for watching a show "about issues" and recalled how the show was created "out of our frustration because we weren't getting offered great roles." "So now, more great roles for women, please," she said. Kidman also picked up the prize for best actress in a limited series, a category in which she was up against Witherspoon. Sterling K. Brown gave a shout-out to Emmy greats In the speech for his second-ever Emmy win, "This Is Us" star Sterling K. Brown took a moment to reflect on those great actors who have

  • Alec Baldwin scores Emmy gold for roasting Trump on 'SNL'

    Louie Anderson ("Baskets"), Ty Burrell ("Modern Family"), Tituss Burgess ("Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt"), Tony Hale ("Veep"), and Matt Walsh ("Veep") were Baldwin's fellow nominees in the highly competitive category.

  • 'Kinder' care hope for child brain cancer

    Researchers have found there are seven types of the most common malignant child brain cancer - paving the way for more precise, "kinder" treatments. Medulloblastoma affects about 70 to 80 children a year in the UK and requires intensive treatment including surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy. That can leave children with life-altering injuries. But the breakthrough means targeted treatments could be developed and some of the side-effects avoided. The finding, reported in Lancet Oncology, has been welcomed by families affected by the condition, which is responsible for a fifth of all child brain cancers. Jessica Mitchell, whose son, Dylan, was diagnosed with the cancer when he was two and has

  • TV stars reveal how they watch their favorite shows

    The biggest TV stars talk to CNN on the red carpet at the 69th Primetime Emmy Awards about how they consume television nowadays.