And the 2014 Emmy Awards winners are...

Here are the winners for the 2014 Emmy Awards:

 Bryan Cranston for Best Actor in 'Breaking Bad'

 Anna Gunn for Best Supporting Actress in 'Breaking Bad'

  Julianna Margulies for Best Actress in 'The Good Wife'

 Aaron Paul for Best Supporting Actor in 'Breaking Bad'

 Allison Janney for Best Guest Actress in 'Masters of Sex'

 Joe Morton for Best Guest Actor in 'Scandal'

'Breaking Bad' for Best Writing in 'Ozymandias'

'True Detective' For Best Directing in 'Who Goes There'

'Breaking Bad' For Best Drama Series

 Julia Louis-Dreyfus for Best Comedy Actress in 'Veep'

 Jim Parsons for Best Comedy Actor in 'Big Bang Theory'

 Allison Janney for Best Comedy Supporting Actress in 'Mom'

 Ty Burrell for Best Comedy Supporting Actor in 'Modern Family'

 Uzo Aduba for Best Guest Comedy Actress in 'Orange is The New Black'

 Louis C.K. for Best Guest Comedy Actor in 'SNL'

'Louie' for Best Comedy Writing in 'So Did The Fat Lady'

'Modern Family' for Best Comedy Directing in 'Vegas'

'Modern Family' for Best Comedy Series

 Jessica Lange for Best Actress in a Miniseries/Movie in 'American Horror Story: Coven'

 Benedict Cumberbatch for Best Actor in a Miniseries/Movie in 'Sherlock: His Last Vow'

 Kathy Bates for Best Supporting Actress in a Miniseries/Movie in 'American Horror Story: Coven'

 Martin Freeman for Best Supporting Actor in a Miniseries/Movie in 'Sherlock: His Last Vow'

'Sherlock: His Last Vow' for Best Writing in a Miniseries/Movie

'Fargo' for Best Directing in a Miniseries/Movie

'So You Think You Can Dance' for Best Choreography

 Jane Lynch for Best Host in 'Hollywood Game Night'

'Colbert Report' for Best Writing in a Variety Show

'SNL' for Best Directing in a Variety Show

'Colbert Report' for Best Variety Show

'Sarah Silverman: We Are Miracles' for Best Writing in a Variety Show Special

'67th Annual Tony Awards' for Best Directing in a Variety Show Special

'Tribute to Mel Brooks'  for Best Variety Show Special

'Life According to Sam' for Exceptional Merit in Documentary Filmmaking

'Bob's Burgers' for Best Animated Program in 'Mazel Tina'

'Orange is the New Black' for Best Casting in a Comedy Series

'True Detective' for Best Casting in a Comedy Series

'Fargo' for Best Casting in a Miniseries/Movie/Special

'One Last Hug: Three Days at Grief Camp' for Best Children's Program

'Sherlock: His Last Vow' for Best Cinematography in a Miniseries/Movie

'How I Met Your Mother' for Best Cinematography in a Multi-Camera Series in 'Daisy'

'True Detective' for Best Cinematography in a Single Camera Series in 'Who Goes There'

'The Square' for Best Cinematography in for Non Fiction Programming

'Deadliest Catch' for Best Cinematography in Reality Programming in 'Careful What You Wish For'

'Misunderstood' for Apple for Best Commercial

'American Horror Story: Coven' for Best Costumes in a Miniseries/Movie

'Game of Thrones' for Best Costumes in a Series

'SNL' for Best Costumes in a Variety Show/Special

'The Square' for Best Directing in Non-Fiction Programming

'American Masters' and 'Years of Living Dangerously' for Best Documentary/Non-Fiction Series

'JEK' (American Experience) for Best Documentary/Non Fiction Special

'American Horror Story: Coven' for Best Hairstyle in a Miniseries/Movie

'SNL' for Best Hairstyle in a Multi-Camera Series/Special

'Downtown Abbey' for Best Hairstyle in a Single Camera Series

'Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown' and 'Vice' for Best Informational Series/Special

'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon Digital Experience' for Best Interactive Program

'Dancing With The Stars' for Best Lighting in a Variety Series

'Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony' for Best Lighting in a Variety Special

'True Detective' for Best Main Title

'The Normal Heart' for Best Makeup in a Miniseries/Movie

'SNL' for Best Makeup in a Multi-Camera Series/Special

'True Detective' for Best Makeup in a Series

'Fargo' for Best Miniseries

'The Big Bang Theory' for Best Multi-Camera Editing in 'The Cooper Extraction'

'Sherlock: His Last Vow' for Best Music in a Miniseries/Movie/Special

'Cosmos: A Space/Time Odyssey' for Best Music (Original Score) in a Series in 'Standing up in a Milky Way'

'The Beatles: The Night That Changed America' for Best Music Direction

'Cosmos: A Space/Time Odyssey' for Best Main Title Theme Music

'67th Annual Tony Awards' for Best Original Music and Lyrics in 'Song Title: Bigger'

'The Square' for Best Editing in Non-Fiction Programming

'Deadliest Catch' for Best Editing in Reality Programming in 'Careful What You Wish For'

'The Daily Show with Jon Stewart' for Best Editing in Short Segments and Variety Specials in 'McConnelling'

'Game of Thrones' for Best Makeup (Prosthetic) in 'The Children'

'The Amazing Race' for Best Competition/Reality Programming

'Disney Mickey Mouse' for Best Animated Short in 'O Sole Minnie'

'Orange is The New Black' for Single-Camera Editing in a Comedy Series in 'The Punch'

'Breaking Bad' for Best Single-Camera Editing in a Drama Series in 'Felina'

'Sherlock: His Last Vow' for Best Single-Camera Editing in a Miniseries/Movie

'Sherlock: His Last Vow' for Best Editing in a Miniseries/Special/Movie

'Black Sails' for Best Sound Editing in a Series in 'I.'

'Cosmos: A Space/Time Odyssey' for Best Sound Editing in Non-Fiction Programming

'Nurse Jackie' for Best Sound Mixing in a Comedy or Drama Half Hour Series and Animation in 'The Lady With The Lamp'

'House of Cards' for Best Sound Mixing in a Comedy or Drama Full Hour Series in 'Chapter 14'

'Treme' for Best Sound Mixing in a Miniseries/Movie in 'Sunset On Louisianne'

'The 56th Grammy Awards' for Best Sound Mixing in a Variety Series/Special

'American Masters' for Best Sound Mixing in Non-Fiction Programming in 'Jimmy Hendrix: Hear My Train Comin'

'Brooklyn Nine-Nine' for Best Stunt Coordination in a Comedy Series/Variety Program

'The Blacklist' for Best Stunt Coordination in a Drama Series/Miniseries/Movie

'The Sound of Music Live!' for Best Technical Direction in a Miniseries/Movie/Special

'Dancing With The Stars' for Best Technical Direction in a Series

'Cosmos: A Space/Time Odyssey' for Best Writing in Non-Fiction Programming in 'Standing Up In The Milky Way'

'The Normal Heart' for Best Television Movie

'Shark Tank' for Best Structured Reality Program

'Deadliest Catch' for Best Unstructured Reality Program

Harry Shearer for Best Character Voice Over in 'The Simpsons'

'Game of Thrones' for Best Art Direction in Contemporary/Fantasy Series, Single-Camera in 'The Laws of God and Men'

'Boardwalk Empire' for Best Art Direction in a Period Series/Miniseries/Movie, Single-Camera in 'Erlk'nig'

'House of Lies' for Best Art Direction in a Contemporary Program, Half-Hour in 'Wreckage'

'The Oscars' for Best Art Direction in Variety/Non-Fiction/Competition/Reality Program

Jeremy Irons for Best Narrator in 'Game of Lions'

'Game of Thrones' for Best Visual/Special Effects in 'The Children'

'Black Sails' for Best Visual/Special Effects, Supporting Role in 'I.'

'30 for 30 Shorts' for Best Short Non-Fiction Program

'Between Two Ferns with Zach Galifianakis: President Barack Obama' for Best Short Live-Action Entertainment Program

So far, so good. I really like 'Breaking Bad' and it goes without saying that Bryan Cranston really did shine as his best role ever. Watch out for Aaron Paul, I think that kid has true potential for a serious acting career in film. 'Modern Family' is the best sitcom that we currently have and I think it duly deserves an Emmy no doubt.

And I am glad to say that none of these winners made me cringe and I'm in pleasantly agreement with all of the winners as they all did a great job giving us some great television. These awards also go to show us that old-fashion TV is still very much relevant, even more so than online entertainment than one might expect.

But let's see what pops up in the coming years and I hope that we get to see less garbage on our small screens, we already got enough of that right FOX?

Supporters for Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson were able to raise more than $400K

As the black community mourns the death of Michael Brown whites across America have been able to raise some good amount of cabbage to the tune of $400,000 in support of Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson, the cop who shot Brown to death.

I'm trying to figure out why these white conservative teabaggers would want to raise that much cash being that officer Wilson is still being paid his salary and his legal fees will be paid by the Police Union. Lets remember: these are the same white teabaggers who protest against a black President over "government overreach" yet applaud and defend with money suspected "government overreach" when it kills a black teenager.

I am just trying to put this all into a political perspective, if you don't mind, while withholding from determining if Wilson committed a crime until the jury hears all the evidence. But still this whole support for officer Wilson seems kinda suspicious to me as these same white conservative teabaggers claim we must withhold from making any determinations on the case until the jury hears all the evidence and are now claiming that Wilson killing Michael Brown was justified before the jury has a chance to even look at the bloody evidence.

Wilson is getting the financial support from the force and his union that he needs, the entirety of the facts of the case are not fully disclosed yet, and all of sudden anti "government overreach" white teabaggers are financially supporting suspected "government overreach" when a black teenager is killed. What could really be behind the motives of these white teabaggers? Anybody wanna take a guess?

Meanwhile here's the video report: