Since the pandemic began, it feels like almost monthly there is a new shortage due to how interconnected and globalized our economies are. Well, that and of course workplace safety and social distancing due to how we know the COVID-19 virus spreads. From chicken to equipment to work/learn-from-home, most people have been affected one way or another and publishing is no different.

Last night the Primetime Emmys saw no non-white actor take home an acting award. The Crown and Ted Lasso both overwhelmingly swept their respective categories for drama and comedy.

Tom Hardy was recently seen in a picture with Lin Oeding wearing a Spider-Man: No Way Home hat, leading to fan speculation of Venom appearing in the movie.

After winning outstanding writing for a limited or anthology series or movie, Michaela Coel dedicated her award from I May Destroy You to the survivors of sexual assault. In her speech, Coel stated, "Write the tales that scare you, that make you feel uncertain that isn't comfortable. I dare you."

After winning the Emmy for directing for a limited or anthology series or movie, director of The Queen's Gambit Scott Frank took the stage and began reading his speech. As expected, when his speech ran on the long in, the music came to signal him to wrap it up. Instead of doing that, he shooed the music away and continued. And then, he did it again. It took THREE music cues for him to speed through the end.

Munteanu will likely appear in future MCU projects, given his character's rich history of battling the Avengers.

If you like Marvel, cool! So do we! But if you don't like Marvel, that's fine too. Everyone has different opinions and are allowed to like what they like!

Ultimately, the series finale delivered on everything we've come to expect from Brooklyn Nine-Nine: plenty of humor, plenty of heart, and a soulful and satisfying farewell to a warm and wonderful series. NINE-NINE!

Many took to social media to mock the clown show.

Who makes your list of all-time Emmy snubs? Let us know in the comments!