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"The Pitt" and "The Secret of Widow's Bay" win Emmy on a record-breaking night
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"The Pitt" and "The Secret of Widow's Bay" win Emmy on a record-breaking night

Correio da Manhã15 September 2026 at 07:07

The ceremony for the 78th Emmy Awards took place this Monday in Los Angeles. It was a record-breaking night for television awards.

"The Pitt" was one of the winning productions of the night. Also "The Secret of Widow's Bay" achieved victory at the Emmy.

Both productions were recognized for their work, marking their presence among the winners of this historic edition of the television awards.

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