The 65th annual Grammy Awards provided many notable moments courtesy of the host of music stars who took to the stage Sunday night (February 5).
In addition to show-stopping performances from Harry Styles, Lizzo, Mary J. Blige, JAY-Z, and more at the ceremony’s main show, see who walked away with the show’s biggest star – its coveted trophies.
See the list of winners inside:
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…
The People’s Choice Awards 2022 rocked NBC and E! airwaves Tuesday (December 6) from the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica!
As its banner title relays, this show is notable for having its winners voted for entirely by the public.
Spanning a wide variety of categories from music to television, movies, and more, the 2022 ceremony saw the likes of Lizzo, Taylor Swift, Beyonce, Nicki Minaj, Harry Styles, and more go head-to-head for some of the night’s top honors.
Did your choice nab an award at the Kenan Thompson-hosted showing? Find out below…
With award show season in full swing, expect the year’s best and biggest in entertainment to be gearing up to grace the stages of annual staples to perform or accept some of the industry’s most coveted trophies.
The latest to unveil its highly anticipated list of nominees is the NBC & E! People’s Choice Awards.
Hosted by Kenan Thompson, the year’s list of leading musical nominees includes Bad Bunny (7), Harry Styles (6), Lizzo and Selena Gomez (5 apiece), and Beyonce, Lady Gaga, and Taylor Swift (3 each).
They aren’t the only big names in the running for the night’s prized statuettes, however.
Ahead of the show’s December 6 air date, look inside for the full list of nominees across music, television, movies, and more.
2022 is proving itself to be quite the year for Rap icon Snoop Dogg.
As if kicking it off as part of a historic headlining Hip-Hop collective at this year’s Super Bowl wasn’t enough (as we reported here), the 50-year-old unveiled his own cereal – Snoop Loopz – and announced his attachment to multiple TV ventures including hosting duties for NBC’s ‘American Song Contest’ as well as Peacock’s ‘So Dumb It’s Criminal.’
Never losing sight of his first love (music), Dogg continues to chase record-breaking stats in the entertainment genre – most recently landing the 12th top 10 hit of his career.
Hop inside to see how the arrival came as a career milestone for the legendary emcee.
Vanessa Hudgens and Tayshia Adams were the hosts of the 2022 MTV Movie & TV Awards which aired Sunday night (June 5) as part of a three-hour telecast.
Celebrating movie and TV lovers’ favorite shows, films, and stars from the last year, this year’s ceremony saw ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ and ‘Euphoria’ enter as the most nominated movie and TV show respectively (7 nods each) while fan favorites like ‘The Batman’ and ‘Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings’ were among the few to nab at least 3 nods apiece.
Curious to see who took home one of the night’s two dozen golden popcorn trophies? The full winners list awaits inside.
As if swinging to the top of global box offices to historic measure wasn’t enough, ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ has swung to the top of the nominee list for the 2022 MTV Movie & TV Awards.
Wrapping 7 nods in its web, the Tom Holland-led Marvel blockbuster will enter the June 5-airing ceremony as the movie with the most chances to win followed by the six nods afforded to HBO’s ‘Euphoria’ (the most-nominated TV series) and the four nominations listed beside Warner Bros.’ hit flick ‘The Batman.’
Alongside the MTV Movie & TV Awards will be the Movie & TV Awards: Unscripted — a twist on the show that’s set to recognize reality TV, talk shows, and documentaries.
Look inside for the full list of nods and see if your favorite movies and TV shows from the last year made the cut.
2022 has already proven that Snoop Dogg is easily one of the busiest men in show business.
Kicking off the year as part of a historic, Hip Hop-heavy ensemble at the Super Bowl, the legendary rapper went on to announce he would be sharing hosting duties with Kelly Clarkson for NBC’s ‘American Song Contest.’
Now, Dogg is joining forces with Peacock for the new original series ‘So Dumb It’s Criminal.’
Executive produced by the 50-year-old himself, the eight-episode series calls on some of the world’s funniest comedians to weigh in on the stupidity of “the world’s dumbest criminals” and the compilation of real-life surveillance and cell phone-captured videos that landed them in trouble.
See the official trailer inside:
On Super Bowl Sunday (February 13), Snoop Dogg – as part of a historic, Hip Hop-heavy halftime show also featuring Mary J. Blige, Dr. Dre, Kendrick Lamar, Eminem, and 50 Cent – served up a reminder that he has had a 30-year career of cooking up hits.
And while the aftermath of that appearance saw a number of each performer’s top tunes soar up real-time streaming and sales charts (as we reported here), Dogg (born Calvin Broadus Jr.) also had the unique honor of cooking up a win on another chart as his name is printed in the top tier of Amazon’s best-seller list.
With award season in full swing, expect the year’s best and biggest in entertainment to be gearing up to grace the stages of annual award show staples to perform and accept coveted trophies.
The latest to unveil its highly anticipated list of nominees is the E! People’s Choice Awards.
Led by Justin Bieber (who scored a whopping 10 nominations across the music categories), Lil Nas X and Doja Cat – two of the year’s best-selling musical acts – also collected a bevy of nods with 6 and 5 respectively. Olivia Rodrigo, easily the year’s breakout star, also garnered five nods for work found aboard her blockbuster debut album, ‘Sour.’
Ahead of the show’s December 7 air date, look inside for the full list of nominees across music, television, movies, and more.
Michelle Williams proves she doesn’t just sing about being a survivor; she is a survivor.
Despite having publicly enjoyed dizzying heights of fame as a member of top-selling girl group Destiny’s Child as well as by her lonesome on the Broadway and Gospel circuits, she privately battled severe bouts with depression – a journey the ‘Journey to Freedom’ singer dishes on earnestly and honestly in new page-turner, ‘Checking In’ (released May 25).
As the rave reviews roll in, Williams has been rolling on the promo trail in the book’s support – hitting major platforms like ‘Kelly Clarkson Show,’ ‘Dr. Oz,’ ‘US Weekly,’ and ‘The Real’ in the process.
Related to the latter, look inside to hear the GRAMMY winner detail how she’s ‘done with music’ (in the traditional sense) and how she envisions the future of her career.
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