It’s award season and the latest ceremony to assemble Hollywood’s biggest names was the 28th Annual Critics Choice Awards. 

Saluting excellence in the realms of film and television, the show took place at The Fairmont Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles.

The evening saw the likes of Angela Bassett presented with Best Supporting Actress trophy for her performance as Queen Ramonda in ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.’

Elsewhere, Sheryl Lee Ralph added to her growing list of accolades this season for her performance in ‘Abbott Elementary’ – bagging the award Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series.

Check out the memorable moment, as well as the full list of winners after the jump…

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The ‘Real Housewives Of Potomac’ are back!

Gone are the days when the Madams of Maryland squabbled over etiquette. Because in the show’s seventh season, the drama escalates to new levels.

‘Potomac’ staples Gizelle Bryant, Karen Huger, Candiace Dillard, Ashley Darby, Robyn Dixon, Wendy Osefo, and Mia Thornton are all back in the mix and stirring up must-see TV.

With the twists and turns already underway, check out a preview of episode 15 of season 7 below…

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Netflix has divorced from the freshman series ‘Uncoupled.’

For, it’s been confirmed that the romantic comedy has been canceled.

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RLJE Films unveils the trailer for ‘A Lot of Nothing’ – a revenge thriller that sees a married couple take justice into their own hands after their police officer neighbor commits an unjust crime.

Due on screens February 3, the Mo McRae-directed flick is toplined by Y’Lan Noel (‘Insecure’), Justin Hartley (‘This Is Us’), Cleopatra Coleman (‘The Last Man on Earth’), Lex Scott Davis (‘Rebel’), and more.

Executive produced by EMMY nominee David Oyelowo, look inside to see the official ‘Nothing’ teaser ahead of its arrival to theaters and VOD.

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After months of murmurs, it appears Damson Idris and Lori Harvey are indeed dating.

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‘Snowfall’ returns to FX this February for its sixth and final season.

Created by the late great John Singleton and anchored by Damson Idris (Franklin Saint), the hard-hitting series has captivated audiences with its compelling narrative – which chronicles the life and times of a collage of colorful characters in the early 80s crack epidemic in Los Angeles.

Ahead of its premiere, check out the first look trailer for the concluding chapter of ‘Snowfall’…

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Ahead of its highly anticipated season 5B return to TV this month, the ‘Grown-ish’ kids of Cal U received news the show passed yet another ratings test and will be coming back for a season 6 on Freeform.

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Despite boasting historic wins (see: Angela Bassett, ‘Abbott Elementary,’ etc.) and many-a-memorable moment during the January 10 broadcast of the 80th Annual Golden Globes, Tuesday’s Jerrod Carmichael-hosted telecast drew in its lowest NBC ratings to date.

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Sherri Shepherd made a splash in the daytime talk show sphere with her eponymously titled series, ‘Sherri.’

And such is the ripple wave of excitement around the freshman production that it’s been renewed for further two seasons.

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Congratulations are in order for Jennifer Hudson.

For, the multihyphenate’s daytime talk series has officially been renewed for season 2.

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After being slammed in the past for its lack of diverse cultural representation, the Golden Globes bounced back with a vengeance Tuesday night (January 10) – not only boasting a slew of performers of color nabbing major awards but also putting the cherry on top by appointing openly gay, African American comedian Jerrod Carmichael to serve as host.

And while many are celebrating the positive steps the Globes have taken toward diversity and inclusion, others are wagging their fingers at the comic for inappropriate and distasteful jokes – particularly one aimed at the late Pop icon Whitney Houston.

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Sunday (January 10), the 80th annual Golden Globe Awards was held at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles to honor the year’s best and brightest in film and television via its first televised ceremony since 2020.

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