Emmys live updates: Stars hit the red carpet

"The Pitt" is heading into Monday night's awards show with the most nominations. It earned 25 nods overall and is nominated in five major drama categories Monday evening, including outstanding drama series, directing and writing.

Noah Wyle is looking to win his second Emmy for outstanding lead actor in a drama series after taking home the trophy for his portrayal of Dr. Michael "Robby" Robinavitch last year. After winning the Emmy for outstanding supporting actress in 2025, Katherine LaNasa, who plays nurse Dana Evans, faces competition in the category this year from co-stars Taylor Dearden, who plays Dr. Melissa "Mel" King, and Fiona Dourif, who plays Dr. Cassie McKay.

The medical drama is followed by fellow HBO Max series "Hacks," which earned 24 nods total this year and is up for six major categories on Monday night, including outstanding comedy series, directing and writing.

"Hacks" star Jean Smart is vying for a five-peat Emmy win for outstanding lead actress for her performance as comedian Deborah Vance, while 2025 supporting actress in a comedy series winner Hannah Einbinder, who plays writer Ava Daniels on the series, faces competition in the category this year from co-star Megan Stalter, who plays talent manager and former personal assistant Kayla Schaefer.

Leading up to the 78th Emmy Awards, nominees gathered across Hollywood over the weekend to celebrate.

Events began as early as Thursday, when Gold House honored Emmy-nominated talent from "Beef," "The Pitt" and more. The Hollywood Reporter and SAG-AFTRA also celebrated its sixth annual Emmy Nominees Night at the Chateau Marmont.

Parties continued through Sunday where Emmy nominees like Sarah Pidgeon and Constance Zimmer stepped out for the FX and Vanity Fair Party, while nominees from "The Pitt," "Shrinking" and "Abbott Elementary" stars attended the Warner Bros. Television Group's 78th Primetime Emmy Awards Nominees Celebration.

See what Ralph had to say about "Abbott Elementary's" continued Emmys recognition below:

Red carpet coverage will begin at 5 p.m. ET/2 p.m. PT, which means some of Hollywood's biggest stars will begin to arrive around that time.

Ahead of the 78th Emmy Awards, ABC News is in Los Angeles capturing every moment from the red carpet.

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The 78th Emmy Awards will air live on NBC and be available to stream on Peacock at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT.