Amy Poehler won’t be able to host an Emmy losers party anymore.
The “Parks and Recreation” star had been nominated 18 times for an Emmy as an actor, writer and producer, but had never won. All that changed this weekend after she nabbed a statue at the Creative Arts Emmys.
Poehler shared the outstanding guest actress in a comedy series award with Tina Fey for their recent appearance on an episode of “Saturday Night Live.” It marked the first time a pair was nominated in the category.
Neither was in attendance at the awards ceremony.
Prior to her win, Poehler had taken being the Susan Lucci of the Primetime Emmys in stride (Lucci was famously nominated 19 times at the Daytime Emmys for her role in “All My Children” before she won in 1999).
In 2013, Poehler and fellow “loser” Jon Hamm of “Mad Men” hosted an Emmy Party Losers Lounge following the Emmy Awards ceremony. Emmy winners were only allowed to attend if they made a donation to charity.
The event raised almost $20,000 for the Worldwide Orphans fund.
The Creative Arts Emmys ceremony will air Saturday at 8 p.m. EST on FXX. The 68th Emmy Awards will air live on ABC at 8 p.m. EST on Sunday.
