The latest:
Taylor Swift attended a closed Emmy voters event at the Ross House in Los Angeles on Wednesday, backing “The Eras Tour: The Final Show” director Glenn Weiss and sound designer John Ross, with press and phones barred from the room, Deadline reported.
Summary:
Key Points
- Taylor Swift appeared at a closed Emmy voters event backing director Glenn Weiss and sound designer John Ross.
- Swift is herself nominated as producer and performer on the Disney+ special, which has 5 Emmy nods.
- Press, phones and cameras were barred as Swift addressed roughly 50 guests, Deadline reported.
Details:
- Nominations: The Disney+ special holds 5 Emmy nominations, including Best Variety Special (Prerecorded), directing, picture editing, sound mixing and technical direction; Swift is nominated as producer and performer.
- Swift’s remarks: Speaking to about 50 guests, she said Weiss “created a situation where the fans could be lost in the moment” through rehearsals before the final show, Deadline reported.
- The film: The nearly three-and-a-half-hour documentary, streaming on Disney+ since Dec. 12, 2025, features 45 songs and was shot in Vancouver.
- Swift’s history: She won her first Emmy in 2015 for Outstanding Creative Achievement in Interactive Media.
What to Watch:
The film’s 5 categories compete at the upcoming Emmy ceremony, where director Glenn Weiss is also up for a second nomination in the same category for directing the 78th Tony Awards.
