Fallout Continues Over Racial Slur Shouted at BAFTA Ceremonies
The British Academy of Film and Television Arts is facing mounting backlash after a racial slur was audibly broadcast during the BAFTA Film Awards telecast, in a moment involving “Sinners” stars Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo that has since ignited debate over live-event safeguards, editorial judgment and institutional accountability. The incident occurred as Jordan and Lindo were onstage presenting an award Sunday night during...
‘Sinners’, ‘One Battle’, ‘Frankenstein’, ‘SNL’ Top Make-Up And Hair Stylists Guild Awards
The make-up and hair styling teams behind some of this year’s most buzzed-about Oscar contenders took center stage Saturday night, as the film categories at the 13th annual ceremony hosted by the Make-Up Artists & Hair Stylists Guild delivered a sweep worthy of awards-season headlines. Held at the Westin Bonaventure in Los Angeles and hosted by Rachael Harris, the night celebrated the craftspeople responsible for transforming...
Bad Bunny Brings the Party–Plus Ricky Martin and Lady Gaga to the Super Bowl
How much adulation can a recording star get in just one week? Last weekend, Bad Bunny aka Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio made history by winning the Grammy for Album of the Year. This weekend, he performed a Super Bowl halftime show that is destined to become legendary. Bad Bunny used his on-field advantage to center Latin culture unapologetically. In a country where Spanish and Latino heritage are sometimes politicized, he turned...
PTA wins DGA, Becomes Oscar Front-Runner as Best Director
Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another continued its awards-season surge at the 78th Annual Directors Guild of America Awards, where the Warner Bros. drama claimed the top theatrical prize Saturday night at the Beverly Hilton in a ceremony hosted by Kumail Nanjiani before 1,000 guests. The win keeps Anderson squarely in the center of the Oscar conversation, with the DGA’s best-director recipient having missed the...
Grammy Winners Join the ‘ICE Out’ Brigade
It wasn’t the diamond chokers or couture gowns that defined the 2026 Grammys. It was the gleam of tiny silver pins—engraved with the words ICE OUT—flashing from lapels across the red carpet and the stage. Bad Bunny led the charge, pairing his historic sweep with a message that rippled far beyond the walls of Crypto.com Arena. The Puerto Rican superstar made history as DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS became the first Spanish‑language album ever...
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