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On Tuesday night, Television Academy awarded the renowned Emmy for the 74th time in Los Angeles. In Hollywood, the trophy is considered a T.V. and series Oscar. All the greater the sensation of what YOU succeeded in doing.

Zendaya (26, "Dune") won the award for best actress in a drama series for the second time in her career. Again, for her role in "Euphoria," At just 26, the actress is the youngest-ever double Emmy winner.

Over the moon, Zendaya is happy about her Emmy here

The rising Hollywood star picked up the award in the madness Valentino outfit (with a jewel on the neck). Who was surprisingly missing: "Spider-Man" co-star and now official lover Tom Holland (26).

Zendaya always has the best outfit at galas and premieres; she officially dates Tom Holland.

Just two years ago, former Disney teen star ("Shake It Up") Zendaya won an Emmy, also for "Euphoria."

On the show, she plays 17-year-old Rue, who struggles with severe drug addiction while struggling with everyday high school life. Sex, drugs, violence - the acclaimed youth series is not for the faint of heart.

At the Emmys after party, Zendaya swapped her black gown for a bright red stunner.

The previous two seasons have also sparked some controversy. Among other things, "Euphoria" is accused of playing down drug use.

The U.S. anti-drug program D.A.R.E. advised parents to protect their children "from the potentially dire consequences of substance abuse and other high-risk behaviors that the HBO series 'Euphoria' misleadingly glamorizes and falsely implies to students that drug use, addiction, anonymous sex, violence, and other destructive behaviors are normal and common." in today's world."

The young actress couldn't believe her luck - Zendaya had better leave some shelf space because Season 3 of Euphoria is still to come.

On the other hand, "Euphoria" has won a total of nine Emmys to date. And there may be more. The third season is coming.

The series was also nominated for Best Drama Series but was beaten by "Succession" (HBO) at the night's end. Other nominees included Netflix sensation Squid Game and the final season of Better Call Saul. The best Comedy Series was Apple's "Ted Lasso."

In the increasingly important category of awards for miniseries and T.V. movies, "The White Lotus" was the big winner and picked up ten awards - more than any other format this year.

Jennifer Coolidge was awarded for her supporting role in "The White Lotus."

The holiday satire about murder and many special requests from the super-rich at a luxury Hawaiian resort took home awards for Best Miniseries, Best Director, and Best Screenplay in a Miniseries, as well as Best Supporting Actors Murray Bartlett and Jennifer Coolidge (was made famous by "American Pie").

Lizzo was very happy about her Emmy.

Singer Lizzo won the Emmy for Best Competition Program, beating out favorite Ru Paul's Drag Race. Her show, Lizzo's Watch out for the Big Girls, is about 13 overweight women struggling to become professional dancers.

The stories they share with us aren't that special; they don't get a platform," Lizzo said while accepting her Emmy, adding, "All I wanted as a little girl was to see a girl like me in the media. Fat like me, black like me, Beautiful like me."

Zendaya, and Lizzo capture their triumph in a selfie.