Emmy Awards: Succession and Wednesday stars gear up for ceremony delayed by strike By Steven McIntosh Image source, Getty Images Image caption, Succession's Sarah Snook and Kieran Culkin, pictured at last week's Golden Globes, could be in line for Emmys TV stars are gearing up for the Emmy Awards, which are happening four months late because of the Hollywood strikes. Nominations were announced in July and the ceremony was originally scheduled for September, but the writers' and actors' strikes meant very few nominees would have been able to attend. The event will finally go ahead on Monday, with Succession, The Last of Us and The White Lotus among the nominees. The ceremony will be hosted by actor and comedian Anthony Anderson. And industry rumours suggest this year's Emmys could feature a tribute to Matthew Perry from his five Friends co-stars, although nothing has been confirmed. Perry died in October at the age of 54, which a coroner later said was an acciden...
