Awards season is often a busy and complicated time. There are dozens upon dozens of different organizations hosting awards ceremonies – the Academy Awards, Golden Globes are just two of the biggest names – and usually, honor the greatest achievements in English-language cinema of the past year. But foreign-language films definitely get overlooked by a […] More
It’s another year which means that the annual Critics Choice Real TV Awards have been held and we have an official list of winners. RuPaul’s Drag Race took home the most awards of the night, raking in a total of six awards. The awards “recognize excellence in nonfiction, unscripted and reality programming across broadcast, cable and […] More
The Critics Choice Association announced today the nominees for the third annual Critics Choice Real TV awards, which recognizes “excellence in nonfiction, unscripted and reality programming across broadcast, cable and streaming platforms.” It’s no surprise, then, that Netflix leads the networks with a total of 22 nominations, continuously reminding award shows of the streaming service’s […] More
Well, we have another big precursor in the books. The 26th Annual Critics Choice Awards just wrapped up, with the show happening virtually, as we all know. As a voting member of the Critics Choice Association, it was definitely weird to see it all happen with everyone on their couches like I was. Last year, […] More
The Critics Choice Association (CCA) have announced that Zendaya will receive their 5th annual SeeHer Award, which will be presented to her by her Malcolm & Marie co-star John David Washington during their live ceremony for the 26th annual Critics Choice Awards on Sunday, March 7th, 2021, airing at 7pm EST. Previous recipients of the award are Kristen Bell, Viola Davis, Claire […] More
Quibi is back, baby! Okay, maybe not, but the now defunct streaming service that launched and died over the course of 2020 did pick up a whopping 4 nominations in the Best Short Form Series from the 26th annual Critics Choice Awards, who announced their series nominations today. While Quibi might not be the talking point that […] More
The Critics Choice Association has announced additional honorees and presenters for their Third Annual Celebration of Black Cinema. This year’s ceremony will be virtual and is to be hosted by Bevy Smith on February 2nd, 2021. It will then be broadcast on KTLA in Los Angeles on February 6th. The late Chadwick Boseman will receive their Performance of the […] More
The inaugural Critics Choice Super Awards announced their winners tonight, awarding what they consider the best in genre film and television from the year 2020. It’s a noble undertaking, aiming to give recognition to the kinds of movies and series that are often overlooked at the major awards shows by awards bodies who have a […] More
The Critics Choice Association announced those to be recognized at the third annual Celebration of Black Cinema, hosted by author Bevy Smith, and held on February 2, 2021. Delroy Lindo will be receiving The Career Achievement Award, having amassed an admirable body of work on stage, television, and in film, most recently in Spike Lee’s […] More
The Critics Choice Association (and organization I’m a member of) unveiled the nominations for the inaugural Critics Choice Super Awards today. Meant to honor genre fare, it’ll be broadcast on the CW (and co-hosted by one of my favorite filmmakers in Kevin Smith) January 10th. There, you’ll see the best in 2020’s action, animated, horror, […] More
Editor’s Note: As a voter for this award (as well as serving on the nominating committee), it’s delightful to see such an eclectic and interesting crop of winners. The documentaries up for consideration this year for the Critics Choice Documentary Awards were tremendous, covering all sorts of content and issues. The winners this year include […] More
The Critics Choice Association has released its picks for the best in nonfiction programming in 2020. The nominations for the Fifth Annual Critics Choice Documentary Awards include fifteen categories, one of which honors Most Compelling Living Subjects of a Documentary. Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution, Gunda, and Mr. SOUL! are tied for the most mentions, […] More
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