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Oscars — Emmys — BAFTAs — SAG Awards — Golden Globes & more

Your complete guide to every major award show — full recaps, winner lists, highlights and coverage for every ceremony that matters.

Latest Results

Early 2026 season — Oscars March 15

BAFTAs 2026

Feb 16, 2026 • Royal Festival Hall

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Best Film

One Battle After Another

Paul Thomas Anderson, dir.

Best Actor

Robert Aramayo

I Swear

Best Actress

Jessie Buckley

Hamnet

Actors Awards 2026

Feb 23, 2026 • Shrine Auditorium

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Best Cast — Film

Sinners

Ryan Coogler, dir.

Best Actor

Michael B. Jordan

Sinners

Best Actress

Jessie Buckley

Hamnet

Golden Globes 2026

Jan 5, 2026 • Beverly Hilton

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Best Picture — Drama

Hamnet

Chloé Zhao, dir.

Best Actor — Drama

Wagner Moura

The Secret Agent

Best Actress — Drama

Jessie Buckley

Hamnet

Award Season

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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.

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Award Shows
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Years Covered
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Recaps & Writeups
Film Awards

The Big Screen

Film Award Shows

The ceremonies that crown the year in cinema — from Hollywood’s biggest night to the British and international equivalents.

BAFTA Award

The BAFTA Film Awards

BAFTAs • BAFTA • London

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.

Recaps by year
All BAFTA coverage →
Golden Globe Award

The Golden Globes

HFPA / ERAS • Beverly Hills

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.

Recaps by year
All Golden Globes coverage →
Critics Choice Award

Critics Choice Awards

CCA • Broadcast Film Critics Association

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.

Recaps by year
All Critics Choice coverage →
Spirit Award

Independent Spirit Awards

Film Independent • Santa Monica Beach

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.

Recaps by year
All Spirit Awards coverage →
Television Awards

The Small Screen

Television Award Shows

The peak-TV era has never had more shows competing for gold. Here’s every ceremony that matters for television.

Actors Award

Actors Awards

formerly SAG Awards • SAG-AFTRA

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.

Recaps by year
All Actors Awards coverage →
BAFTA Television Award

BAFTA Television Awards

BAFTA TV • BAFTA • London

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.

Recaps by year
All BAFTA TV coverage →
Music, Stage & Popular Vote

Beyond Film & TV

Music, Stage & Popular Vote

The Grammys, Tonys, and the shows driven by fans and popular culture.

Grammy Award

The Grammy Awards

GRAMMYs • Recording Academy

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.

Recaps by year
All Grammy coverage →
Tony Award

The Tony Awards

Tonys • The Broadway League & ATPAM • New York

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.

Recaps by year
All Tony coverage →
People's Choice Award

People’s Choice Awards

PCA • E! Entertainment

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.

Recaps by year
All PCA coverage →
MTV Movie and TV Award

MTV Movie & TV Awards

MTV • Paramount Media Networks

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.

Recaps by year
All MTV coverage →
DGA Award

Directors Guild Awards

DGA Awards • Directors Guild of America

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.

Recaps by year
All DGA coverage →
WGA Award

Writers Guild Awards

WGA Awards • Writers Guild of America

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.

Recaps by year
All WGA coverage →

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