Jay-Z and Beyoncé are in an Emmy State of Mind. Let's just hope the power couple stays Drunk in Love even after this year's competition, where they're competitors in the outstanding variety special (live) category.

Although Harrison Ford has earned over 70 awards nominations throughout his decades-long career, it's the first time the 83-year-old actor has nabbed an Emmy nod.

Harrison Ford is officially a first time Emmy nominee, with the 83-year-old star earning an Outstanding Supporting Actor nod for 'Shrinking.'

Other people up for their first Emmys include Owen Cooper, Kristen Bell, Colin Farrell, Chloë Sevigny, Adam Brody and Martin Scorsese.

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Harrison Ford’s accolades are growing. The actor, 83, has been nominated for his first-ever Emmy Award for his role as senior therapist Dr. Paul Rhoades in “Shrinking.”

Harrison Ford has scored his first ever Emmy nomination – days after celebrating his 83rd birthday. The Star Wars star was nominated in the Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series category for his role in the second season of Apple’s Shrinking.

It took two seasons, but the TV Academy finally recognized Ford for his work in the Apple TV+ comedy series starring Jason Segel

Television, it turns out, is geeky as hell. That seemed to be the major takeaway as the 77th annual Emmy Award nominations were announced Tuesday, with Severance leading all nominees with 27 total, HBO’s The Penguin coming in second with 24, The Last of Us in fifth with 16, and Andor coming in sixth with 14, including Outstanding Drama Series.