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Zendaya, Selena Gomez, Colman Domingo and Nicole Kidman were among the stars walking the red carpet ahead of this year's Emmy Awards.

The biggest night in the US TV calender took place in Los Angeles on Monday, recognising the best shows of the past year.

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DTF St Louis, Widow's Bay, The Pitt and Hacks were among the shows scoring prizes on the night, while Welsh actor Matthew Rhys made history with a double win.

Ahead of the event at LA's Peacock Theater, stars walked a blue version of the traditional red carpet.

Colman Domingo was nominated for his role in comedy series The Four Seasons

Selena Gomez was nominated as one of the producers of Only Murders In The Building, in which she also stars

Rhea Seehorn was named best leading drama actress for Pluribus

The Bear star Ayo Edebiri was nominated for lead actress in a comedy series

One Battle After Another star Chase Infiniti was nominated for The Testaments

Marty Supreme sta Odessa A'Zion was one of the presenters during the ceremony

Elle Fanning was nominated for best lead actress in a comedy series for Margo's Got Money Troubles

Cynthia Nixon stars in The Gilded Age, which was in the running for best drama series

Hacks star Megan Stalter, nominated for comedy supporting actress, came dressed as an Emmy statuette

A pregnant Kaley Cuoco walked the red carpet with her husband Tom Pelphrey, who won best supporting drama actor for Task

Actress Nicole Kidman is a producer on comedy series Margo's Got Money Troubles

British actress Carey Mulligan was nominated for her role in the second season of Beef

Welsh actor Matthew Rhys won two acting trophies - for The Beast In Me and Widow's Bay

Michael J Fox, with wife wife Tracy Pollan, received the TV Academy's Bob Hope Humanitarian Award

Allison Janney received the eighth Emmy Award of her career for best supporting actress in a drama series for The Diplomat

Michelle Pfeiffer was up for best supporting actress in a comedy for Margo's Got Money Troubles

Paul W Downs is co-creator, co-showrunner and one of the stars of Hacks

Sally Field won an acting award for Remarkably Bright Creatures, and also paid tribute to Dolly Parton during the ceremony

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Only Murders in the Building stars Martin Short and Steve Martin brought their double act to the red carpet

Sarah Snook was nominated for best lead actress in a limited or anthology series or movie for All Her Fault

Harrison Ford, nominated for best supporting actor in a comedy for Shrinking, attended with wife Calista Flockhart, who has three career Emmy nominations herself

Mariska Hargitay, star of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, was this year's Emmys host

Scottish star Richard Gadd returned with his new series Half Man, two years after his show Baby Reindeer won six Emmys

Fellow Scot Alan Cumming won outstanding reality show host for the third consecutive year at last weekend's Creative Arts Emmys

Quinta Brunson is the creator, writer and star of comedy Abbott Elementary

Eight stars of The Pitt had individual acting nominations, including Sepideh Moafi for supporting drama actress

The medical drama's leading star Noah Wyle won the prize for best drama actor

Cailee Spaeny appeared in season two of Beef and was nominated as one of the show's producers

Jessica Williams was nominated for best supporting actress in a comedy series for Shrinking

British actress Florence Pugh presented an award during the ceremony

Emmy Rossum attended her namesake awards to present one of the trophies

Shailene Woodley won best guest actress in a drama series for Paradise

Lukita Maxwell stars in Shrinking, which was up for best comedy series

Carl Clemons-Hopkins plays business manager Marcus in Emmys favourite Hacks

Eleven-year-old English child star Dexter Sol Ansell plays Egg in Game of Thrones spin-off A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, which was nominated for best drama series

Fiona Dourif was nominated for best supporting actress in a drama series for The Pitt

She faced competition including her The Pitt co-star Taylor Dearden

Rachel Sennott, known for shows including I Love LA and Big Mistakes, handed out an award

Welsh actor Matthew Rhys makes Emmy Awards history with double win