<p>Zendaya on Monday won the Emmy for best actress in a drama for her portrayal of Rue on <em>Euphoria</em>, HBO's searing look at high school life.</p>.<p>It was the second Emmy for Zendaya, who bested Jodie Comer and Sandra Oh (<em>Killing Eve</em>), Laura Linney (<em>Ozark</em>), Melanie Lynskey (<em>Yellowjackets</em>), and Reese Witherspoon (<em>The Morning Show</em>).</p>.<p>Lee Jung-jae won the Emmy for best actor in a drama series for his role in South Korean smash hit "<em>Squid Game</em>," becoming the first person to take the top award for a performance that was not in English.</p>.<p>He bested a crowded field: Jason Bateman for "<em>Ozark</em>," Brian Cox as the patriarch and Jeremy Strong as his son in "<em>Succession</em>," Bob Odenkirk for "<em>Better Call Saul</em>," and Adam Scott for "<em>Severance</em>."</p>
<p>Zendaya on Monday won the Emmy for best actress in a drama for her portrayal of Rue on <em>Euphoria</em>, HBO's searing look at high school life.</p>.<p>It was the second Emmy for Zendaya, who bested Jodie Comer and Sandra Oh (<em>Killing Eve</em>), Laura Linney (<em>Ozark</em>), Melanie Lynskey (<em>Yellowjackets</em>), and Reese Witherspoon (<em>The Morning Show</em>).</p>.<p>Lee Jung-jae won the Emmy for best actor in a drama series for his role in South Korean smash hit "<em>Squid Game</em>," becoming the first person to take the top award for a performance that was not in English.</p>.<p>He bested a crowded field: Jason Bateman for "<em>Ozark</em>," Brian Cox as the patriarch and Jeremy Strong as his son in "<em>Succession</em>," Bob Odenkirk for "<em>Better Call Saul</em>," and Adam Scott for "<em>Severance</em>."</p>