Sadly Christina Hendricks didn’t win last night at the 63rd Prime-Time Emmy Awards, she lost against Margo Martindale. But Mad Men won its fourth consecutive Emmy as Outstanding Drama Series. Congratulations to the cast and crew!

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[111] Public Appearances > 2011 > September 18: 63rd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards – Arrivals
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Christina Hendricks looks gorgeous on the red carpet of the 63rd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards wearing a Johanna Johnson silk satin gown. More photos will be added throughout the day so be sure to keep checking back!

Finally it’s Emmys Day! Christina Hendricks is nominated as Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series and thanks to PopSugar we’ll be able to see LIVE the event starting at 3:00 p.m. PT / 6:00 p.m. ET.

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[027] Public Appearances > 2011 > September 13: SELF Magazine’s 4th Annual Women Doing Good Awards

Christina Hendricks – “Mad Men” AMC

Why she might win: Hendricks‘ Joan has long been the bedrock of what happens at the firm, which is now the fledgling Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce. Hendricks coolly provides an insightful look at what’s its like to be boys’ mother hen and fantasy sex kitten — all at once.

Maybe not: The last season began more than a year ago and feels like a distant memory. In the interim, many headlines regarding the skein have centered at the bargaining table as opposed to the performances.

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[003] Public Appearances > 2011 > August 6: 27th Annual Television Critics Association Awards

The 63rd Prime-Time Emmy Awards nominations were just announced. For the second year in a row, Christina Hendricks got her nomination as Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Drama Series! Congratulations!

The other nominations for Mad Men are:

Outstanding Lead Actor In A Drama Series (Jon Hamm)

Outstanding Lead Actress In A Drama Series (Elisabeth Moss)

Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Drama Series (John Slattery)

Outstanding Guest Actor In A Drama Series (Robert Morse)

Outstanding Guest Actress In A Drama Series (Cara Buono and Randee Heller)

Outstanding Drama Series

Outstanding Casting For A Drama Series

Outstanding Costumes For A Series (4.09 – The Beautiful Girls)

Outstanding Single-Camera Picture Editing For A Drama Series (4.07 – The Suitcase / 4.12 – Blowing Smoke)

Outstanding Hairstyling For A Single-Camera Series (4.10 – Hands and Knees / 4.02 – Christmas Comes But Once A Year)

Outstanding Makeup For A Single-Camera Series (Non-Prosthetic) (4.04 – The Rejected)

Outstanding Art Direction For A Single-Camera Series (4.01 – Public Relations)

Outstanding Sound Mixing For A Single-Camera Series (4.07 – The Suitcase)

Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series (4.07 – The Suitcase/ 4.12 – Blowing Smoke)

Again, congratulations to Christina, the cast and the crew!

Huge congratulations to our lovely Christina Hendricks for winning as Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series at the 2011 Critics’ Choice Television Awards held at the Beverly Hills Hotel on Monday (June 20). Also both “Mad Men” and Jon Hamm won respectively Best Drama Series and Best Actor in a Drama Series.

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[066] Public Appearances > 2011 > June 20: 2011 Critics Choice Television Awards