Oscars — Emmys — BAFTAs — Golden Globes — Film Festivals — Theater — Craft
The internet’s most complete record of the awards, festivals, and craftspeople that define screen culture.
Every ceremony that matters — the Oscars, Emmys, BAFTAs, Golden Globes, SAG Awards, Grammys, Tonys, Critics Choice, DGA, WGA, Spirit Awards, and more — with full winner and nominee lists, every category, going back decades. More than 19,000 entries, searchable in seconds. Not just who won. Everyone who was nominated, in every category, every year.
Every major film festival: Cannes, Venice, Berlin, TIFF, Sundance, Tribeca, SXSW, NYFF, Locarno, San Sebastián, Busan, Rotterdam, Sheffield, True/False, and more — year-by-year jury results from the Palme d’Or to the Golden Bear to the Grand Jury Prize. Because the films that matter most announce themselves at festivals long before awards season begins.
The people behind the work: cinematographers, editors, sound designers, production designers, costume designers, VFX artists, stunt coordinators, showrunners, directors, composers — the artisans who build what you watch. A great performance lives inside a world that hundreds of skilled hands constructed. We cover those hands.
And theater: Broadway, Off-Broadway, and the regional stages — Sarasota to Chicago to Minneapolis to Los Angeles — where the playwrights, directors, and actors who shape film and television first find their voices. For the audience that wants to understand how prestige culture actually works. Not just who won. What it means.
Latest Results
2026 season — WGA March 8 • Oscars March 15 Updated March 8, 2026 — WGA, DGA, Grammys, SAG, Spirit AwardsBAFTAs 2026
Feb 22, 2026 • Royal Festival Hall
Best Film
One Battle After Another
Paul Thomas Anderson, dir.
Best Actor
Robert Aramayo
I Swear
Best Actress
Jessie Buckley
Hamnet
Actors Awards 2026
Mar 1, 2026 • Shrine Auditorium
Best Cast — Film
Sinners
Ryan Coogler, dir.
Best Actor
Michael B. Jordan
Sinners
Best Actress
Jessie Buckley
Hamnet
Grammy Awards 2026
Feb 1, 2026 • Crypto.com Arena, Los Angeles
Album of the Year
Debí TiRAR Más FOToS
Bad Bunny
Record of the Year
“luther”
Kendrick Lamar & SZA
Best New Artist
Olivia Dean
DGA Awards 2026
Feb 7, 2026 • Beverly Hilton, Los Angeles
Feature Film
Paul Thomas Anderson
One Battle After Another
Drama Series
Amanda Marsalis
The Pitt
Comedy Series
Seth Rogen & Evan Goldberg
The Studio
Golden Globes 2026
Jan 5, 2026 • Beverly Hilton
Best Picture — Drama
Hamnet
Chloé Zhao, dir.
Best Actor — Drama
Wagner Moura
The Secret Agent
Best Actress — Drama
Jessie Buckley
Hamnet
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From the glittering stages of the Academy Awards to the gowns and upsets of the BAFTAs, from Emmy night at the Peacock Theater to the Golden Globes’ televised chaos — this is your archive for all of it.
Full recaps, complete winner lists, nominee breakdowns, highlights, surprises, snubs and speeches. Every major award show, every year, all in one place.
The Big Screen
The ceremonies that crown the year in cinema — from Hollywood’s biggest night to the British and international equivalents.
Hollywood’s biggest night. The Academy Awards have been presented annually since 1929 — recognizing the best in film across acting, directing, writing, and technical achievements. Best Picture. Best Director. Best Actor. Best Actress. The categories everyone argues about all year.
The British Academy of Film and Television Arts Film Awards — held each February at the Royal Festival Hall. Often a reliable bellwether for the Oscars, with its own distinct flavour and a fondness for British talent and international arthouse.
The Golden Globes cover both film and television — and cover them with considerably more champagne than any other ceremony. Whether its credibility is up for debate or not, it remains appointment viewing: unpredictable, occasionally chaotic, always talked about the next morning.
Voted on by professional film and television critics, the Critics Choice Awards cover both mediums across a wide spread of categories. A solid indicator of critical consensus and a reliable part of the awards season calendar.
Held the day before the Oscars on Santa Monica beach, the Spirit Awards celebrate independent American cinema with a distinctly relaxed atmosphere — no black tie, yes beer. A vital corrective to Hollywood excess and a spotlight on films that might otherwise be overlooked.
Presented by the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts, the AACTA International Awards recognise global film and television achievements from an Australian perspective. The ceremony is held in Los Angeles each January.
The Hollywood Critics Association Film Awards celebrate excellence in cinema as voted by the HCA membership of professional critics. Held annually in February, the HCA awards span film and television across a wide range of categories.
Presented by the International Press Academy, the Satellite Awards cover both film and television and are among the earliest major awards of the season, typically held in November. Named after the early communications satellite, they reflect the global perspective of the international press.
The Small Screen
The peak-TV era has never had more shows competing for gold. Here’s every ceremony that matters for television.
Television’s most prestigious honour. The Primetime Emmy Awards recognize excellence across drama, comedy, limited series, variety, and more. In the peak-TV era the Emmys have never felt higher stakes — or more unpredictable. Also covered: the Creative Arts Emmys and Daytime Emmys.
Voted on entirely by actors — making them a uniquely peer-driven honour. The ensemble cast prizes for both film and television are often the truest measure of a production’s impact on its own community. Essential Oscar and Emmy season reading.
Separate from the film BAFTAs and held in May, the BAFTA Television Awards honour the best of British TV across drama, comedy, entertainment, news and factual programming. Essential for anyone who follows UK television closely.
Established in 1941, the Peabody Awards honour stories of exceptional merit in broadcasting and digital media. Unlike most awards, Peabodys are not competitive — they recognise work that serves the public interest, making them distinct and particularly valued by journalists and documentary makers. Coverage spans TV, radio, podcasts, and digital.
The Festival Circuit
The world’s great film festivals — where the year in cinema is discovered, debated, and awarded. Coverage from Cannes to SXSW and beyond.
The world’s most prestigious film competition, held each May on the French Riviera. The Palme d’Or is cinema’s highest festival honour — past winners include Parasite, The Tree of Life, Apocalypse Now, and Bicycle Thieves.
The world’s oldest film festival. The Golden Lion is among the most coveted prizes in cinema. Venice has launched Oscar campaigns for Joker, Roma, The Shape of Water, and Nomadland.
One of the world’s leading film festivals, held each February in Berlin. The Golden Bear is among the most prestigious prizes in international cinema, with a tradition of honouring politically engaged and artistically daring films.
The United States’ most prominent independent film festival, held each January in Park City, Utah. Grand Jury Prize winners include Whiplash, Fruitvale Station, Winter’s Bone, and Beasts of the Southern Wild.
One of the most influential film festivals in the world, held each September in Toronto. TIFF’s People’s Choice Award is a reliable Oscar bellwether — winners include The King’s Speech, 12 Years a Slave, and Nomadland.
An invitation-only festival held over Labor Day weekend in the Colorado mountains. Telluride is a traditional launch pad for Oscar contenders — world premieres include The Brutalist, Nomadland, Marriage Story, and The Fabelmans.
Austin’s annual convergence of film, TV, music, and technology. SXSW is a premier launch platform for independent films — past discoveries include Get Out, Whiplash, and Napoleon Dynamite.
The premier celebration of independent American cinema, held the day before the Oscars. The Spirit Awards honour risk-taking, bold storytelling, and films made outside the Hollywood studio system.
The world’s leading documentary film festival, held each November in Amsterdam. IDFA presents international documentaries, animation, and interactive works, and is a key marketplace for non-fiction cinema.
North America’s largest documentary festival, held each spring in Toronto. Hot Docs screens hundreds of documentaries from around the world and is a major marketplace for non-fiction film.
One of North America’s premier documentary festivals, held each spring in Durham, North Carolina. Full Frame presents feature and short documentaries to audiences of filmmakers, critics, and enthusiasts over four days.
One of America’s longest-running documentary festivals, held each October in Hot Springs, Arkansas. The festival spotlights non-fiction filmmaking across feature and short formats, with prizes awarded by an independent jury.
Founded as the Wellington Film Festival in 1972, NZIFF is New Zealand’s premier celebration of international and local cinema. Wellington screenings run each August at the Embassy Theatre and surrounding venues, with competitive prizes for NZ filmmaking.
Beyond Film & TV
The Grammys, Tonys, and the shows driven by fans and popular culture.
Music’s biggest night. The Recording Academy presents Grammy Awards across dozens of categories spanning every genre — from Record of the Year to Best New Artist to the technical awards few people ever notice but everyone in the industry does. Always a spectacle; frequently controversial.
The American Theatre Wing’s Tony Awards honour the best of Broadway — from Best Musical and Best Play to Best Revival and the individual performance categories that often attract major film and television talent returning to the stage. Essential viewing for theatre fans.
Entirely fan-voted, the People’s Choice Awards are the public’s answer to the industry insiders. Not always the same result as the Emmys or Oscars — often a fascinating contrast. The closest thing awards season has to a popular referendum on who audiences actually love.
Fan-voted and unapologetically populist, the MTV Movie & TV Awards are the anti-Oscars: Best Kiss, Best Fight, and Best Performance awarded alongside the more conventional categories. A snapshot of what younger audiences are actually watching — and passionately arguing about online.
The DGA Award for Outstanding Achievement in Feature Film is one of the most reliable Oscar predictors — in over 70 years of the award, only seven DGA winners have failed to go on to win the Academy Award for Best Director. Short but essential.
The WGA Awards honour the best screenwriting for film and television, covering original and adapted screenplays, drama series, comedy series, limited series, documentaries and new media. Another key Oscar and Emmy predictor — and a reminder that it all starts on the page.
Since 1972, the Saturn Awards have honoured the best in science fiction, fantasy, and horror — genres long under-recognised by mainstream ceremonies. Often the only major awards body to acknowledge blockbuster genre filmmaking on its own terms. Categories span film, television, and home media.
Below the Line
The ceremonies that recognise the editors, cinematographers, sound mixers, animators, and visual effects artists who make the magic happen.
Presented by the Academy since 1931, the Scientific and Technical Awards honour innovations in filmmaking technology — from lens design to digital audio workflows. Awarded in three classes (Academy Award of Merit, Scientific and Engineering Award, and Technical Achievement Award), these are the Oscars that actually shape how every other film gets made.
Presented by American Cinema Editors since 1950, the Eddie Awards honour outstanding achievement in film, television, and documentary editing. Voted on by the professional editing community, they are one of the most reliable Oscar predictors for Best Film Editing — and a vital recognition of one of filmmaking’s most invisible crafts.
Honouring sound editing in film, television, and interactive media since 1953, the Golden Reel Awards are presented by the Motion Picture Sound Editors. Categories cover everything from dialogue to Foley to sound effects — the invisible craft that fills every frame with texture and dimension.
The Cinema Audio Society has honoured outstanding sound mixing in film and television since 1964. Voted on by production sound mixers and re-recording mixers, the CAS Awards recognise the crew responsible for what audiences hear — dialogue, music, and effects blended into a seamless whole.
The preeminent awards for animation in film and television, presented by ASIFA-Hollywood since 1972. Categories span feature film, episodic TV, short form, and special productions. The Annie for Outstanding Achievement for Animated Feature is typically the strongest indicator of the Oscar race in that category.
The American Society of Cinematographers has recognised outstanding achievement in cinematography since 1986. Voted on by ASC members, the awards cover theatrical feature film, episodic television, miniseries, motion picture for television, and documentary. A key predictor for the Oscar for Best Cinematography.
The Visual Effects Society has honoured outstanding visual effects artistry since 2003. With over 30 categories spanning film, television, commercials, and interactive media, the VES Awards are the most comprehensive recognition of VFX work in the industry — voted on by VFX professionals worldwide.
The Darryl F. Zanuck Award for Outstanding Producer of Theatrical Motion Pictures is one of the most reliable Oscar predictors in awards season — 17 of the previous 22 winners have gone on to win Best Picture at the Academy Awards. Presented annually since 1990, the PGA Awards also recognise television, documentary, animation, and streaming.
The Art Directors Guild presents its Excellence in Production Design Awards across fourteen categories spanning feature film, television, commercials, and music videos. A key predictor for the Oscar for Best Production Design and a rare spotlight on the production designers and art directors who build the worlds audiences inhabit.
Presented by the Costume Designers Guild since 1999, the CDG Awards honour excellence in costume design across contemporary, period, and sci-fi/fantasy categories for both film and television. One of the few awards ceremonies dedicated entirely to the art of costume — a reliable predictor for the Oscar for Best Costume Design.
The Make-Up Artists & Hair Stylists Guild Awards recognise outstanding achievement in make-up and hair styling across film and television, with separate prizes for contemporary, period/character, and special prosthetics work. Voted on by guild members — the artists actually doing the work. A strong predictor for the Oscar for Best Makeup and Hairstyling.
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