The series 'Shogun' triumphs at the 2024 Emmys

Where to follow the polls in the electoral battle between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump · Google AI Experiment: short guides on art movements

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  • The series 'Shogun' triumphs at the 2024 Emmys

  • Where to follow the polls in the electoral battle between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump

  • Google AI Experiment: short guides on art movements for various users

The series 'Shogun' triumphs at the 2024 Emmys

Breaking Emmys Records for most wins in one season

Last night, the 76th edition of the Emmy Awards took place at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, recognizing the best in U.S. television programming. The Emmys are organized by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.

The series "Hacks" won the Emmy for Best Comedy of the Year, beating "The Bear". However, the big winner of the night was "Shogun", a series about feudal Japan, which claimed the Best Drama award and set a record with a total of 18 Emmys.

Shogun’s site on FX

Here are the most awarded series and shows this year:

  • Shogun: 18 Emmys

  • The Bear: 11

  • Baby Reindeer: 6

  • Saturday Night Live: 6

  • Jim Henson Idea Man: 5

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Where to follow the polls in the electoral battle between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump

With just 50 days left before the U.S. presidential election on November 5, the race between Democratic candidate Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump remains tight. Harris currently holds a slight lead, which has grown following their first and only debate held last Tuesday.

In "On the Net Today", we've compiled the top media outlets and specialized websites where you can easily follow the daily updates of election polls and forecasts:

Google AI Experiment: short guides on art movements for various users

Google has launched an experimental series of brief guides on artistic movements through its educational platform Google Arts & Culture, utilizing its AI tool, Gemini.

The experiment features 84 guides on six art movements (Romanticism, Modernism, Impressionism, Art Nouveau, Ukiyo-e, and Manga), tailored to 14 different user profiles based on interests (such as historians, travelers, nature lovers, foodies, or fashion enthusiasts).

Users can choose an art movement and profile, and Google generates a one-minute guide using previously published materials from Google Arts & Culture.

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