Hollywood honored its biggest stars of television Sunday night at the 69th Emmy Awards in Los Angeles, California. The Handmaid’s Tale was one of the night’s major winners. It took the prize for best drama television series. And its star, Elizabeth Moss won for best lead actress in a drama series. She plays one of the few fertile women left in a totalitarian world. The best comedy series award went to Veep, a show about a fictional U.S. politician. It was the third win in a row for the series. Julia Louis Dreyfus, the star of Veep, won for best comedy actress for the sixth time in a row. She now has more Emmys for the same role than any other actor. Several other stars made Emmy history Sunday, as well. Lena Waithe became the first African-American woman to win for comedy writing. She won for her work on the Netflix show Master of None.