The Television Academy announced its 2017 nominees for the Emmy Awards on Thursday. 

Some of this year's best shows include FX's "Atlanta," Hulu's "Handmaid's Tale," and HBO's "Westworld." And here's your chance to find out why these shows have earned their accolades.

Here are the 2017 Emmy-nominated shows:

"The Amazing Race" (CBS)

Outstanding reality competition 

"American Ninja Warrior" (NBC)

Outstanding reality competition 

"Atlanta" (FX)

Best comedy series

Antarctica this week shed an iceberg of mind-boggling size from its Larsen C ice shelf.

The block of ice will likely be given the unceremonious name of A68 by the US National Ice Center, whose abbreviations denote both an iceberg's location and order of discovery.

Iceberg A68 now begins a long journey into the Southern Ocean and toward its doom: as liquid in Earth's vast and complex system of water.

Here's how scientists discovered the giant iceberg, how it calved, and how it will eventually die — and be reborn.

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In 2015, glaciologist Daniela Jansen discovered a growing crack in Antarctica's Larsen C ice shelf, which was then the fourth-largest ice shelf on the continent. The shelf is hundreds of years old, maybe more.

Sources: The Conversation (via Business Insider); The Cryosphere

Ice shelves like Larsen C, and their icebergs, come from snow that's covered Antarctica over thousands of years and compacted into ice. In many places, the ice is a mile thick down to bedrock.

Source: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center

But the ice doesn't sit there. Gravity tirelessly pulls it toward the sea, where it floats on the water to form gigantic ice shelves.

The INSIDER Summary:

• The Instagram account @richkidsofdubai features the lives of super-wealthy young people in Dubai.
• The city skyline makes for an elegant backdrop, and its skyscrapers host rooftop cafés.
• From crazy cars to wild shopping sprees at The Dubai Mall, these kids are living the "Dubai dream."

Rich kids are taking over Instagram.

The "Rich Kids of X" brand has inspired TV shows, books, and lifestyle websites showcasing how young people around the world enjoy their opulent wealth.

There are also Instagram accounts for specific cities and countries that solicit submissions from resident rich kids around the world, from Switzerland to Hong Kong.

Instagram's Rich Kids of Dubai features those living in luxury in a city already known for its opulence.

From unlimited shopping sprees in the world's largest mall to decadent desserts served on the rooftop of one of the city's many skyscrapers, here's how the rich kids of Dubai are living the "Dubai dream."

Dubai is the largest city in the United Arab Emirates.

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Dubai's Crown Prince is an Instagram celebrity himself with 5.6 million followers.

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 You can learn more about his insane lifestyle here.

The rich kids of Dubai travel in style.

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We can't all be social butterflies.

In fact, some people thrive in solitude.

That's why people who prefer to work alone — or mostly alone, at least — ought to be careful about what occupations they set out to take.

We checked out the Occupational Information Network (O*NET), a US Department of Labor database that compiles detailed information on hundreds of jobs, and looked at salary data on the US Bureau of Labor Statistics' website to find positions that place an emphasis on interacting and socializing with others.

O*NET ranks how important "providing information to supervisors, co-workers, and subordinates by telephone, in written form, email, or in person" is in any job, assigning each a "communicating with supervisors, peers, or subordinates importance level" between 1 and 100, where a higher score indicates more communication skills are required.

Here are 11 positions with a communication importance level of 93 or higher, indicating they aren't ideal for people who prefer to work alone:

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8 (tie). Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses

Communicating with supervisors, peers, or subordinates importance level: 93

Median annual salary: $44,090

Projected growth from 2014 to 2024: 14% or higher

Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses care for ill, injured, or convalescing patients or persons with disabilities in hospitals, nursing homes, clinics, private homes, group homes, and similar institutions.

8 (tie). Program directors

Communicating with supervisors, peers, or subordinates importance level:93

Median annual salary: $70,950

Projected growth from 2014 to 2024: 9% to 13%

Program directors direct and coordinate activities of personnel engaged in preparation of radio or television station program schedules and programs, such as sports or news.

8 (tie). Elementary and secondary school education administrators

Communicating with supervisors, peers, or subordinates importance level:93

Median annual salary: $92,510

Projected growth from 2014 to 2024: 5% to 8%

Elementary and secondary school education administrators plan, direct, or coordinate the academic, administrative, or auxiliary activities of public or private elementary or secondary level schools.

People around the world are obsessed with French culture and often glamorize French women.

Americans especially idealize almost everything about French women, from their alleged inability to age to their universally flawless style, so it can be hard to know which stereotypes are actually true.

INSIDER spoke with Piu Marie Eatwell, the author of the myth-busting books, "They Eat Horses, Don't They? The Truth About The French" and "F Is for France: A Curious Cabinet of French Wonders," to separate the facts from the fiction.

Turns out, we are getting all of these things wrong.

French women don’t get fat.

This sweeping generalization is false, according to Eatwell. Even though obesity rates in France are lower than those in America, these statistics mask regional differences in terms of weight, she said.

She added that Americans' perceptions of French women are skewed by the places we visit.

“Foreigners tend to visit places like Paris — and hang out in the most upscale and fashionable parts of the city — and therefore come back with the impression that all French women are slim,” Eatwell told INSIDER.

However, this is a misleading representation of France as a whole.

"Women in Paris are much more likely to be slim than in the region of Nord-Pas-de-Calais," she said. According to the Institut Pasteur de Lille, 20.5% of the population in Nord-Pas-de-Calais is overweight and obese, which is 6% higher than the national average.

They don't diet.

"While it is true that French women are less likely to follow the latest faddish diet regimes than American women, they are constantly aware of the need to 'pay attention' to their figures, and to keep slim," the author said. "A very common saying amongst French women is 'il faut souffrir pour être belle,' which means 'you have to suffer to be beautiful.'"

This typically involves following a balanced diet and indulging in moderation, according to Eatwell.

French women are rude.

Eatwell attributes this false stereotype to the Parisian women that foreign travelers meet when they visit the city.

The author compared Parisian women to New York City women, as they are both busy city-dwellers who are not representative of a whole country.

"Out in the provinces, people are often charming.  However, the impression of rudeness is also due to the fact that the French generally are quite reserved and aloof," Eatwell said.

Eatwell also referenced psychologist Kurt Lewin's theory that cultures can be divided into "coconuts" and "peaches."

"The French, along with the Russians and Germans, are 'coconut' cultures. They are 'hard' on the outside. They rarely smile at strangers, do not easily engage in conversations, and may look nor friendly or even aggressive first," she said. "However, if you manage to break through their hard outer shell, they tend to become close loyal friends who will accept you as family."

"The USA and Japan, on the other hand, are examples of ‘peach’ cultures," she said. "Americans and Japanese are ‘soft’ on the outside. They are very friendly to people they just met. However, once you get past the initial friendliness, you see the real private self is protected by a hard shell of the pit."

"Game of Thrones" is a colossus of a show. Over the past 6 seasons, it has introduced dozens upon dozens of characters — a large majority of whom contribute something vital to the overall story. 

But this being "Game of Thrones," most characters don't stick around too long, unless their presence is needed to help decide the fate of Westeros. 

IMDB user ninewheels0 went through all six seasons of the show to find out how much screen time each and every character — from Ned Stark to Ilyn Payne — received on the show. 

 Check it out below:

SEE ALSO: All the 'Game of Thrones' deaths, ranked from least tragic to most tragic

30. Daario Naharis — 46 minutes

Starting off our list is everyone's favorite sellsword. Being Dany's lover has its upside. 

29. Shae — 47 minutes

28. Ygritte — 51 minutes

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Whether you're looking to make the most of your trip to your gym or prevent injury, the fitness market is filled of tons of tools and accessories you can use to make every phase of your workout easier, more efficient, and safer. 

Have a look at five unexpected things seasoned athletes and fitness rookies alike should consider adding to their gym bags.

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A pair of compression socks

Avid runners are prone to getting swollen legs, shin splints, and more serious conditions, like achilles tendinitis and plantar fasciitis, which can become a burden on and off the treadmill.

In that vein, you might want to invest in some compression socks. Physix Gear Sport's lightweight socks offer plenty of coverage and provide additional support around the heels and toes. Best of all, this pair has over 2,000 rave reviews on Amazon, so it's arguably one of the best options you can buy.

Physix Gear Sport Compression Socks, $19.99 - $24.99

A foot rocker

Speaking of aches and pains runners fall victim to, you might want to add North American Healthcare's foot rocker to your fitness wish list.

We encourage you to visit a doctor if your conditions persist, but it's also important to stretch your muscles.

This foot rocker's circular bottom puts your foot in an optimal stretching position and makes it easy to alternate between your arches and ankles. According to the company, you can instantly relieve lower body pain by completing three 30-second repetitions.

North American Healthcare Foot Rocker, $11.97

An abdominal cushion

While a strong core can alleviate back pain, increase mobility, and improve your posture, you might not have hours to spend on crunches at the gym.

Enter the Bintiva's wobble cushion. Simply drop it on your work chair, take a seat, and it'll offer the same exercise as a normal stability ball, minus the bulk. If you're able to squeeze in a quick workout, you can also take this to the gym to further work on your abdominals and lower extremities. 

Bintiva Inflated Stability Wobble Cushion, from $14.99

The INSIDER Summary:

• INSIDER investigated the best and worst brands of ice cream for your diet.
• We analyzed the calorie count, sugar, and fat content of classic flavors from eight major brands.
• For example, if you're watching your weight, reach for Breyers mint chocolate chip, instead of Häagen-Dazs of the same flavor.

When you purchase ice cream from your friendly neighborhood freezer aisle, you know you're going for an indulgent treat. And while there are new-fangled healthy frozen desserts from Halo Top and Breyers, there is a way to indulge in your favorite "normal" ice cream while being smart about it.

INSIDER analyzed the nutrition facts of classic flavors from eight major ice cream brands to come up with the best and worst options your money can buy.

Below, we compare the healthiest and least healthy versions of classic ice cream flavors from Ben & Jerry's, Blue Bell, Blue Bunny, Edy's, Häagen-Dazs, Talenti, and Turkey Hill. From chocolate chip cookie dough to classic vanilla, we break down the calorie, sugar, and fat contents of each serving (1/2 cup) so you can make smart choices that won't derail your diet. 

Some of the most interesting takeaways from our small study was that even though (unsurprisingly) the more indulgent brands had the most fat content (like Ben & Jerry's), certain ice cream products that taste rich aren't necessarily as bad as we thought (like Blue Bunny). Also, even though Breyers had some of the healthiest products, their cartons are labeled as "frozen dairy desserts" instead of ice cream.

Keep scrolling to see every classic flavor's healthiest and least healthy option.

Breyers Butter Pecan and Häagen-Dazs Butter Pecan

Best: Breyers Butter Pecan frozen dairy dessert — 140 calories, 10% saturated fat, 12 grams of sugar

Worst: Häagen-Dazs Butter Pecan ice cream — 300 calories, 50% saturated fat, 17 grams of sugar

Blue Bunny Homemade Chocolate and Häagen-Dazs Chocolate

Best: Blue Bunny Premium Homemade Chocolate ice cream — 130 calories, 20% saturated fat, 15 grams of sugar

Worst: Häagen-Dazs Chocolate ice cream — 260 calories, 50% saturated fat, 19 grams of sugar

Breyers Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough and Ben & Jerry's Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough

Best: Breyers Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough frozen dairy dessert — 150 calories, 15% saturated fat, 16 grams of sugar

Worst: Ben & Jerry's Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough ice cream — 280 calories, 45% saturated fat, 25 grams of sugar

A historic château in Aix en Provence is now up for sale — and if you have a spare $17 million, it can be yours. 

The castle, which dates back nearly 1,000 years, was previously owned by the French royal family and is now on the market with Sotheby's International Realty, Bloomberg reported.

The current owners, Ghislaine Pillivuyt and her husband, Bertrand, inherited the property in 2006 and have been running it as a family business — opening the house and garden to the public, using it as a wedding venue, and running a bed and breakfast there.

Take a look around:

SEE ALSO: A one-bedroom home that was purchased for $28,000 on 'Fixer Upper' is up for sale for nearly $1 million

Château de la Barben is nearly 1,000 years old.

Source: Sotheby's

It's located in Aix-En-Provence, one of the most picturesque areas in the South of France.

The earliest records of the castle date back to 1064, when it was owned by monks. It subsequently changed hands several times and was at different points owned by a medieval lord and even the French royal family. In 1474 it was sold to the De Forbin family, who kept possession of it for 500 years.

Source: Bloomberg and Château de la Barben

One of the first things we learn as kids is that it's important to wash our hands.

Handwashing helps prevent disease spread. It can keep an office running instead of shutting it down due to a viral illness.

It's especially important to wash your hands if you are interacting with newborn children or potentially vulnerable elderly adults.

But we don't always appreciate the reason why handwashing is so important: we touch a shocking number of filthy surfaces every single day. 

Here are some of the most surprisingly dirty things we come into contact with on a regular basis.

SEE ALSO: Drinking more coffee is associated with a longer life, according to new research

Your smartphone:

Most of us touch our phones dozens of times a day, at minimum, reaching for them at just about any quiet moment. But aside from the occasional T-shirt swipe, we rarely clean these devices.

That's unfortunate, according to Philip Tierno, a microbiologist and pathologist at the New York University School of Medicine. 

It's common to find bacteria and viruses from skin, your respiratory tract, and from fecal matter on cell phones. Some of the pathogens found include E. coli, MRSA, and Streptococcus.

"If you’re not cleaning your phone, you should," Tierno told Business Insider. A microfiber cloth will remove most (though not all) bacteria. There are other recommended cleaning products that can get the job done too.

The kitchen sponge:

It turns out that the thing you use to wash your dishes is teeming with bacteria.

In fact, many microbiologists identify it as the dirtiest single item in your household (far, far dirtier than your toilet seat).

Sponges, which are often warm, wet, and have traces of food on them, are ideal breeding grounds for bacteria. One NSF (formerly, the National Sanitation Foundation) study found that more than 75% of sponges were contaminated with coliform bacteria, which indicates fecal contamination and from the same family as Salmonella and E. coli. Campylobacter, the biggest cause of foodborne illness in the US, is also commonly found on sponges.

Tierno recommends using bleach to clean your sponge.

That dish towel you just used to dry your hands:

Knowing that your sponge is dirty, you might be inclined to wash your hands after doing the dishes. That's wise! 

But unfortunately, reaching to grab the dish towel that you keep by the sink might undo some of the good you did by washing your hands in the first place. Dish towels frequently have the same issues as sponges, since they're also damp, warm, and come into contact with food particles. 

One study found E coli. on more than 25% of dish towels, putting them firmly into competition with sponges. Wash them after two days of use. 

On Thursday, Jaguar unveiled the second SUV in the English brand's storied history. The all-new E-PACE is a follow up to Jaguar's wildly successful F-PACE crossover SUV that went on sale in 2016.

The car made its debut at a ceremony in London's ExCeL Centre where one of the cars showed off its capabilities by performing a barrel roll inside the show hall. 

The Jaguar E-PACE is expected to allow Jaguar to better capitalize on the SUV craze that has swept across the automotive landscape. As a subcompact offering, the E-PACE allows Jaguar to reach buyers for whom the pricier F-PACE may be out of reach. 

The all-new E-PACE arrives in US showrooms in early 2018 with a starting price of $38,600.

Here's a closer look at the Jaguar E-PACE. 

SEE ALSO: Here's everything we know about Aston Martin's $3 million Valkyrie hypercar

The all-new Jaguar E-PACE is a follow-up to the company's award-winning...

...F-PACE crossover. The smaller E-PACE will be slotted below the F-PACE in Jag's brand hierarchy.

Hence the Jaguar cub in the car's puddle light.

The INSIDER Summary:

• CheapFlights.com put together a list of the top 15 bucket list destinations, from Paris, France, to Bali, Indonesia.
• They also crunched the numbers to find when the cheapest flights are, as well as when to book them.

Chances are, you probably have a few travel destinations on your bucket list that seem like they're never going to happen.

Even your most far-fetched travel dreams, however, can become a reality if you not only fly at the right time, but also book at the right time.

CheapFlights.com compiled a list of the top 15 bucket list destinations, as well as how to get the best deal on flights to help you plan your next dream trip.

15. Bangkok, Thailand

When to fly: The first three weeks of November.

When to buy: Mid-October.

Escape winter setting in by traveling to Bangkok in November, when the weather is mild and sunny.

14. California, USA

When to fly: The last week of October for trips to Los Angeles or San Diego, or late January through early February for San Francisco.

When to buy: The first half of July for Los Angeles and San Diego, or late September through early October for San Francisco.

If you're looking at Northern California, go for wintertime. For Southern California, your best bet is late fall. Either way, you'll skip the heat but still enjoy the beautiful scenery.

13. London, England

When to fly: January or February.

When to buy: August through the first two weeks of September.

Explore London in the wintertime for a trip worth your money.

There's a lot of money going into television these days, which means there are tons of great performances and quality shows (maybe too many). So when the Emmy nominations were announced on Thursday, a lot of deserved nominees were left behind.

This year, a lot of the snubs are particularly surprising, with the most notable being Winona Ryder from "Stranger Things," Justin Theroux from “The Leftovers,” and Thomas Middleditch from "Silicon Valley."

Here are all the 2017 Emmy snubs:

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"The Good Fight"

The so-called summer camp for billionaires kicks off this week, as tech and entertainment industry moguls convene in Sun Valley, Idaho for the annual Allen & Co conference. 

Among those in attendance at this year’s gathering are Apple CEO Tim Cook, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, Disney CEO Bob Iger, and Reid Hoffman, the cofounder of LinkedIn, which was acquired by Microsoft for $26.2 billion in June 0f 2016. 

The event features several days of talks about business and the economy. 

But the real action comes in the meetings, power lunches, and general chit-chat the moguls engage in between the formal sessions, which often provide the foundation to mega deals. These deals usually don’t materialize until weeks or months later, which is why an army of reporters armed with telephoto lenses stalk the area, diligently snapping pics of what could be the next blockbuster deal.

Often the photos prove nothing more than the fact that Executive A had lunch with Executive B. But with so many high-powered execs in attendance (not to mention the fact the event is hosted by an investment bank eager to broker big corporate marriages that pay big fees), it’s inevitable that some of these encounters lead to deals. 

This year's event has plenty of interesting storylines. Jack Dorsey is at the event, as speculation swirls that this might finally be the year Twitter, the company he leads as CEO, finds a buyer. Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield is also there along with Amazon head Jeff Bezos, who is reportedlyinterested in acquiring the messaging service. 

Here's a recap of some of the biggest deals that have been hatched at the conference over the years. 

SEE ALSO: Millionaires, billionaires, and the big names in tech and media swarm to Sun Valley, Idaho, for Allen & Co.'s mogul fest

Yahoo/Verizon

Verizon closed a deal to buy Yahoo for $4.5 billion earlier this summer, and morphed into Oath, a combination of Verizon partner AOL and Yahoo that encompasses 50 media and technology brands. 

During 2014's event, reporters spotted then Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer and AOL CEO Tim Armstrong having a "deep conversation" in the resort's bar. They almost shut down the place that night their discussion was so intense, and speculation began to swirl that a deal was being hammered out. 

It's hard to say whether that conversation actually revolved around a future deal. 

AOL/Verizon

The seeds to one of 2015’s most high-profile acquisitions were planted in July 2014 in Sun Valley.

It was there that AOL CEO Tim Armstrong and Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam had lunch together and started talking about “the way the world was going.”

Those discussions progressed over the fall, culminating with the May announcement that AOL was selling to Verizon for $4.4 billion. The combination could help telecommunications giant Verizon become a bigger player in mobile and video advertising.

As for AOL, hopefully this deal will turn out better than the last big combination it sketched out at Sun Valley: the ill-fated 1999 merger with Time Warner.

Comcast/NBC Universal

Cable company Comcast morphed into a media goliath in 2011 when it acquired a majority stake in entertainment company NBC Universal.

The deal involved months of negotiations but a key moment occurred during a secret meeting at a condo near the ninth hole of a Sun Valley golf course in 2009. According to a report in the New York Times, Jeff Immelt, the CEO of GE (which owned NBC at the time), met with Comcast COO Steve Burke and Comcast’s 89-year-old founder Ralph Roberts.

Immelt had already met with Roberts' son Brian, who was the CEO of Comcast, but he wanted to hear from the elder Roberts as well. The secret rendezvous required that Immelt dodge not only the gaggle of reporters at the event, but even his own colleague, NBC CEO Jeff Zucker, who was also at the conference but was not privy to the deal talks.

President Donald Trump and his wife, Melania, dined with French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife, Brigitte, at the fabled Eiffel Tower after a meeting on Thursday. Trump arrived in Paris earlier Thursday to visit with Macron celebrate Bastille Day, France's oldest military parade.

Here are images of the dinner between the Trumps and the Macrons:

SEE ALSO: Trump to visit Macron in Paris on Bastille day

Brigitte Macron (L), wife of French President Emmanuel Macron (R), President Donald Trump, and First lady Melania Trump pose at their table at the Jules Verne restaurant for a private dinner at the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France, July 13, 2107.

The Trumps and Macrons pose at the Jules Verne restaurant for the cameras.

French chef Alain Ducasse (R) gestures as the Trumps and Macrons gather at the table.

President Donald Trump is dining at one of Paris' most romantic restaurants Thursday.

Trump joined French President Emmanuel Macron and their wives for dinner at Alain Ducasse's famous restaurant, Le Jules Verne, on the second floor of the Eiffel Tower.

The restaurant is also in the heart of Paris' most touristy area. Instagram photos tagged there show young couples drinking Champagne while soaking up the view and tucking into its $260-a-person tasting menu. 

Check out what it's like to eat there, below:

SEE ALSO: President Trump told the French first lady that she's 'beautiful' and in 'such good shape' during a meeting

Le Jules Verne is on the second floor of the Eiffel Tower in Paris. It serves Michelin-starred, contemporary French cuisine and is run by famous chef Alain Ducasse.

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On one side, guests have a view across the Seine towards the Palais de Chaillot.

On the other side, they look towards the Champ de Mars lawns.

NASA's $1 billion Juno probe beamed back its latest photos of Jupiter on Wednesday, and the images are stunning.

The eye-popping new pictures feature the closest-ever views of the Great Red Spot (pictured above), a mega-storm about as wide as two Earths.

While the public is having a field day processing the probe's raw JunoCam data into colorful imagery, scientists are amazed by the unprecedented level of detail.

"I'm counting the times [I've picked] up my jaw in the last couple of days,"Glenn Orton, a lead Juno team member and a planetary scientist at NASA JPL, told Business Insider.

Here are a few things Orton and his colleagues have noticed in the images so far.

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On Monday, Juno — a robot the size of a tennis court — flew about 5,600 miles above Jupiter's Great Red Spot, which is closer than any spacecraft before it.

This was Juno's seventh pass around the gas-giant planet. The spacecraft swings by Jupiter once every 53.5 days at speeds approaching 130,000 mph. That makes close-up images very hard to capture.

That's also why the full images from JunoCam, the probe's visible-light camera, take the shape of an apple core.

On Wednesday night, the Staples Center hosted the 25th annual ESPY awards, celebrating the world of sports.

Athletes and actors alike were dressed to the nines, for the red carpet. While some opted for tuxes adhering to a black tie dress code, others threw caution to the wind and brought their boldest evening looks out of the closet.

As the night went on to honor the best teams, plays, and athletes of the sporting world, here we honor their outfits.

Below you can find some of our favorite looks from the ESPYs red carpet.

Steph and Ayesha Curry looked great with the Warriors star wearing an all-black tux. Fresh off another NBA Championship, the Warriors added an ESPY for Outstanding Team to their trophy case.

New England Patriots Trey Flowers and Dion Lewis looked extremely sharp in their bolder tuxes, and added a bit of shine to their outfits by wearing their Super Bowl rings to the event.

Winner of the ESPY for Best Female Athlete Simone Biles was absolutely superb in her one-shoulder dress, showing off her Olympic tattoo for the cameras.

The Television Academy announced its 2017 nominees for the Emmy Awards on Thursday.

Across comedy and drama, the actor and actresses who were nominated have earned the respect of their peers and represent the biggest talents on the small screen.

This year's nominees include actors from NBC's "This Is us,"FX's "Atlanta," and HBO's "Westworld."

Take a look at the 38 best actors and actresses on TV and the categories in which they're nominated:

Pamela Adlon, "Bad Things" (FX)

Outstanding actress in a comedy series

Riz Ahmed, "The Night of" (HBO)

Outstanding lead actor in a limited series or movie

Anthony Anderson, "Black-ish" (ABC)

Outstanding lead actor in a comedy series

Every year, there's a battle to see which song can claim the title of "the song of the summer."

It can become a point of contention as people argue over whether or not Carly Rae Jepsen is beating Justin Bieber or why Rita Ora isn't getting her due recognition, but it's a fun accolade to give an artist.

The jury is still out on which song will be this year's biggest hit, but Billboard compiled a list of the top 10 songs from every summer since 1958 based on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. You can check out Billboard's full list here for the complete nostalgic collection.

Whether or not you agree with the top song, here are the No. 1 summer songs from 1975 to 2016:

1975: "One of These Nights"— The Eagles

Listen on Spotify. 

1976: "Don't Go Breaking My Heart"— Elton John and Kiki Dee

Watch the video. 

1977: "I Just Want to Be Your Everything"— Andy Gibb

Watch him on YouTube.