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Awards show hosts in need of a fun, non-threatening bit between categories know the power of passing out snacks to an audience of hungry celebrities. Ellen Degeneres passed out pizza at the 2014 Oscars, Chris Rock sold Girl Scout Cookies at the 2016 Oscars and on Sunday, Jimmy Kimmel handed out bags of peanut butter-and-jelly sandwiches. SEE ALSO: The best looks from the 2016 Emmys red carpet The kids of Stranger Things hit the aisles to pass out paper sacks full of sandwiches, juice boxes and a note from Kimmel's mom, Joan. The kids from Stranger Things are passing out PB&Js at the #Emmys pic.twitter.com/BYumwBGgBh — Mashable GIF (@mashablegif) September 19, 2016 Read more... More about Tv , Pics , Emmys 2016 , and Watercooler

Turns out Postman Pat is real, you guys. And so is his cat. And they're Kiwi! A friendly cat has taken to "helping" the neighbourhood postal service worker in Taranaki, New Zealand, by jumping into his carry basket everyday.  SEE ALSO: Man swims and frolics with a orca whale in the wild A video posted to Twitter by NZ Post shows a postman (called "Levi" in the tweet) riding his bike and being approached by said eager kitty, who proceeds to follow him closely before jumping onto a fence — and straight into the postman's basket for head scratches. It's a ritual the two BFFs have perfected. Everyday the postman rides by and everyday the feline friend jumps into his basket like the helpful helper it obviously believes itself to be.  Read more... More about Postie , Cat , New Zealand , Watercooler , and Australia

Ernst & Young might want to reevaluate their business goals. The company responsible for tallying and guarding the Emmy results was called out directly by comedian Leslie Jones during Sunday's awards ceremony for protecting the wrong information. SEE ALSO: Leslie Jones hack being investigated by Homeland Security "Y'all are protecting something that nobody is trying to steal," Jones told the accountants on stage at the Emmys. "Y'all over here using your skills to protect 'Best Voiceover in a French Sitcom,' meanwhile I'm butt naked on CNN!" "I just wanted to feel beautiful," Jones added. "Can a sister feel beautiful?" Read more... More about Ernst Young , Leslie Jones , Emmys 2016 , Televisione , and Tv

In one of the most expected wins of the night, Sarah Paulson brings home her first Emmy for her role as prosecutor Marcia Clark on FX's The People v. OJ Simpson: American Crime Story.  This is Paulson's first Emmy win, and her sixth overall nomination (she was also nominated this year for her role in American Horror Story: Hotel ). Her big moment took on additional significance as she brought the real-life Clark — who has spoken positively about Paulson's portrayal — as her date for the evening's ceremony.  SEE ALSO: Here's the full list of 2016 Emmy winners Paulson's heartbreaking portrayal of Marcia Clark — was Paulson's date to the show on Sunday night — immediately drew praise from both critics and audiences, and the show and Paulson's role have been credited with giving the public a new lens in which to understand a woman many harshly vilified in the '90s.  Read more... More about Emmy Awards , Entertainment , and Tv

The Emmy verdict is in, with Sterling K. Brown emerging as winner of Best Supporting actor in a limited series or movie for American Crime Story: The People v. O.J. Simpson. SEE ALSO: 'American Crime Story' writers on how they built suspense into the ending we knew was coming "A lot of you may not have known who I was but you checked the box anyway, and that makes me very, very happy," Brown said to the Television Academy in his acceptance speech. Brown is the first black actor to win in this category since Jeffrey Wright's 2004 win for Angels in America. "Thank you for the road map and the guidance to get through this performance,” Brown said to his directors. "Thank you for giving a brother a chance." Read more... More about Fx , Sterling K Brown , People V Oj Simpson , Emmys 2016 , and Entertainment