Especially since this post is just a non-story from start to finish. There’s no editorial value in this, no reporting to “stand behind” or anything. There is no reason to keep it posted.

The sad thing is that I don’t think they will, as shown with the 6 articles that Univision deleted, Gawker media doesn’t like to delete posts, no matter what the content.

I’m just grateful that she didn’t include yet another self indulgent text circle jerk among Jezebel writers, so we can all see how amazingly clever and snarky they all are.

The quality of most Jez “articles” is atrocious. These “writers” are largely terrible and clueless. I come here ONLY for the comments, which are, for the most part, a hell of a lot smarter and more insightful than the posts.

And a shitty writer/“reporter.”

And guess why people don’t like Gawker Media. Here’s a post where something the poster didn’t know changes everything about the post. So what do you get? A line added at the end once the author realizes, oh, fucking whoops. Rather than what you should get: an apology for the entire existence of the post. A correction.…

Are you kidding me with this?

Yes, it’s okay to delete things. I know Jezebel needs Emmy stories, but this is just stressing for drama. It’s embarrassing. There’s no eyeroll. And I imagine the clap is there because no clap means, “Why aren’t you supporting fellow contemporaries?”

I get the little yarn Stassa was trying to spin but I hope she feels like an asshole.

I’ve never said this about a Gawker Media post (which is probably saying something!), you should definitely just delete this. It’s just... Yucky.

really guys?

Her father just died on Friday. She explicitly dedicated her win to him. You should update (or better yet, delete) this article immediately out of respect to a remarkable entertainer.

What’s up with her?? Her dad died you asshole.

She’s just looking to the side. And no one around her is smiling either. So...?

Larry David is chewing gum. The two people between Julia and Larry look bored to tears, maybe it’s just a lull in the applause?

I’m sorry, Stassa, but this article basically amounts to, “Smile, it can’t be that bad.”

I mean, her dad just died. Maybe it’s just emotional overload, I probably wouldn’t be able to muster a lot of enthusiasm for the entirety of an event like that.

Um, maybe she was distracted because she lost her father on Friday?