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Actor Awards 2026 Best and Worst Moments

Actor Awards 2026 Best and Worst Moments

Published by Daniella Wilson

The 2026 Actor Awards were not only filled with plenty of comedic comments but also several heartfelt ones. From Sinners star Delroy Lindo‘s emotional acceptance speech and Weapons actress Amy Madigan‘s joke about the trophy’s genitalia to Michael B. Jordan fulfilling his lifelong dream with his first win and Seth Rogen recalling sweet memories of the late Catherine O’Hara on the set of The Studio, here are some of the most memorable moments from Sunday night’s awards ceremony honoring actors. Michael B. Jordan’s First Win for ‘Sinners’ Fulfills Lifelong Dream Michael B. Jordan won the Actor Award for best actor for his role in Sinners. Jordan, who stars as twins in Ryan Coogler’s Warner Bros. film, hugged his mother and took to the stage to accept the award. “I wasn’t expecting that. I’m so honored and privileged to be nominated in categories with people and actors and humans that I love, and I love their work and what they contribute to our craft and just rise to has been unbelievable,” he said. So, thank you for welcoming …

Teyana Taylor shows off insane abs in jaw-dropping Grammys gown

Teyana Taylor shows off insane abs in jaw-dropping Grammys gown

Published by Sam Flores

Teyana Taylor turned the Grammys red carpet into her personal runway, delivering one of the night’s most talked-about looks while reminding everyone why she’s long been admired for her next-level fitness and fearless style. The singer, actress and creative powerhouse arrived at the 68th Grammy Awards in a metallic, body-skimming gown that left little to the imagination. The dramatic halter-neck design plunged deep at the front, with sculptural cut-outs that exposed her ultra-toned midsection and razor-sharp abs – a physique that looked more superhero than human. Teyana steals the show with her incredible abs (Getty Images) The bronze-toned fabric hugged her curves before flowing into a subtle train, while the open sides and back revealed even more skin as she turned for photographers. From the back, the dress was just as striking, showcasing Teyana’s strong shoulders, defined back muscles and intricate tattoos. Her hair was slicked back into a sleek, close-cropped style that sharpened the entire look, while glowing makeup, bronzed skin and glossy lips completed the high-impact moment. Accessories were kept minimal – delicate …

Saturday Night Live Hosts Trump Awards Show

Saturday Night Live Hosts Trump Awards Show

Published by Daniella Wilson

Saturday Night Live debuted a brand-new awards show on Saturday’s episode — entitled the Trumps. James Austin Johnson’s Donald Trump hosted the special event, where a plethora of awards were given out, including best picture and best kiss. And he won all of those awards, as Mike Myers made an appearance to reprise his impersonation of Elon Musk. “It truly is an honor to be here hosting the Trumps. After that lady, whose name I already forgot, gave me her Nobel Prize, I thought, I need more awards,” he said at the top of the cold open. “And after what all my little freaks and psychos in ICE have been doing, I need more distractions.” After winning the best picture award, Johnson’s Trump said in his acceptance speech, “Wow, this feels incredible. I love me, I really love me. I have so few people to thank. Myself, and, of course, the big man upstairs, which is what I call my brain tumor. And if I could be serious for a moment, there’s so much horrible …

Teyana Taylor, Brooklyn Beckham Party at Gymkhana, Las Vegas

Teyana Taylor, Brooklyn Beckham Party at Gymkhana, Las Vegas

Published by Daniella Wilson

A hot party calls for a great guest list, good food and a little gossip. Friday night’s opening of Gymkhana in Las Vegas had all three.  One Battle After Another’s Teyana Taylor was in Vegas to welcome Gymkhana, the first U.S. outpost of the celebrated Indian restaurant, which has two Michelin stars in London and one unlikely claim to fame. “Kendrick Lamar ate Indian food for the first time at Gymkhana,” reports co-founder Karam Sethi on the eve of another milestone. His family’s restaurant? It just became the first Indian spot to open inside a Vegas casino. Tikka what? It’s an interesting time to launch a fine dining restaurant anywhere, let alone an untested category on The Strip, ten feet from a Wheel of Fortune slot machine on Aria’s floor. With tariffs and inflation running high, tourism to the gaming capital is down nearly eight percent from 2024. In a dark sign of the times, local strip club owners are now reporting an influx of auditions from hospitality workers who’d been laid off. Gymkhana — …

Matt Damon and Ben Affleck in Netflix Cop Thriller

Matt Damon and Ben Affleck in Netflix Cop Thriller

Published by Daniella Wilson

Writer-director Joe Carnahan bows at the altar of Michael Mann in The Rip, from the foreboding Miami nightscapes to a pulsing synth score by Clinton Shorter that echoes the tense atmosphere of classics like Thief and Heat. That’s not to say this gripping Netflix cop thriller is derivative, especially given that Carnahan has his own foundations in the genre, starting with his neo-noir breakthrough, Narc. While his new film doesn’t reshape the mold, an ace cast led by Matt Damon and Ben Affleck — who produced under their Artists Equity banner — and twisty plotting that bristles with paranoia and mistrust make it an entertaining watch. Inspired by true events, the film kicks off with a prologue in which Miami-Dade narcotics division captain Jackie Velez (Lina Esco) speeds through a rainy night while trying to keep a woman on the other end of the phone calm. She promises to protect her and get her out of a dangerous situation, but before she can reach the distressed woman, Jackie is shot and killed by two men …

Mystery Person in Leonardo DiCaprio’s Viral Golden Globes Clip Revealed

Mystery Person in Leonardo DiCaprio’s Viral Golden Globes Clip Revealed

Published by Daniella Wilson

So the mysterious person Leonardo DiCaprio was talking to in his viral clip from the 2026 Golden Globes actually wasn’t that mysterious. Teyana Taylor, who stars opposite DiCaprio in One Battle After Another, has revealed that the Oscar winner was teasing her in the video (below) that made waves on social media following the awards ceremony Sunday night. “He’s talking to me, yes,” Taylor recently clarified to Access Hollywood. “I want to say we might have been talking about KPop Demon Hunters, because I was so happy when they won, because my kids love KPop Demon Hunters. So I was over there just jamming and I think he caught me jamming and that’s when we started talking about it.” Related Stories The playful clip — which sees DiCaprio enthusiastically chatting with someone off-camera during a commercial break — likely caught fans by surprise because the Titanic actor is known to be more serious, keeping his personal life quite private. Taylor admitted that she “blacked out” for most of the evening, especially after winning her first Golden Globe …

2026 Golden Globes Best Supporting Actress: Teyana Taylor One Battle

2026 Golden Globes Best Supporting Actress: Teyana Taylor One Battle

Published by Daniella Wilson

Teyana Taylor is a first-time Golden Globe winner. The singer and actress took home a golden statue for best female supporting actor in a motion picture at the 2026 Golden Globes for her role as Perfidia Beverly Hills in Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another. The best supporting actress honor was the first award of the night, presented by Amanda Seyfried and Jennifer Garner. Taylor burst into tears at the call of her name and had a brief interaction with fellow Golden Globe nominee Julia Roberts, whom she said she hoped to meet tonight, as she made her way to the stage. In her acceptance speech, Taylor spoke to her daughters who were upstairs inside the Beverly Hilton where the awards were held, joking, “Y’all better be off them damn phones and watching me right now.” She also shouted out “Paul ‘Let him cook’ Thomas Anderson,” saying, “Thank you for your vision, your trust and your brilliance. My gratitude is endless.” Taylor ended her speech with a message to Black women, stating, “To my …

Original Films Are Hard to Make But ‘Movies Still Matter’

Original Films Are Hard to Make But ‘Movies Still Matter’

Published by Daniella Wilson

Leonardo DiCaprio was a surprise no-show at tonight’s Palm Springs International Film Awards — the Oscar winner couldn’t make his flight due to restrictive airspace amid a political conflict in Venezuela — but he sent in a recorded message that doubled down on the need for original movies and the theatrical experience. “I’m stuck on the East Coast,” DiCaprio said in an opening the clip following a tribute from his One Battle After Another co-stars Teyana Taylor and Chase Infiniti. “I wish I was there to celebrate with all of you. I’m truly grateful to be a part of it even from the distance.” DiCaprio, accepting the Desert Palm Achievement Award during a starry ceremony, then turned his attention to One Battle filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson. “Thank you for inviting all of us into something bold and original, for never settling and for trusting the process enough to let the work become what it needed to be.” He continued by recalling when he first fell for storytelling on the big screen. “My father used to take …

How Mothers on the Brink Became the Main Characters of 2025

How Mothers on the Brink Became the Main Characters of 2025

Published by Sam Flores

Through his attorney, Alex told People that Fuller and Carr’s series “mischaracterizes Alex’s relationships with his wife Maggie and his son Paul, both of whom Alex loves so dearly.” To that, Fuller tells VF: “I do truly believe, to whatever extent I can understand, that he did love Maggie and Paul. I think that’s one of the reasons he can’t open that door of monstrousness to acknowledge what he did.” In one final, prescient twist, Alex used a visit to his elderly mother, Libby, then suffering from dementia, as an alibi for the murders. “After the most dehumanizing, monstrous thing someone could do, he went and sat there with his mom,” Fuller says. Like Alex fleeing from the darkest moments of his life and into the arms of his mother, Fuller ventures that the rocky last few years have led us back there culturally too. “We’ve been through so much in the past 10 years, particularly the past five. The collective psyche has just been so traumatized, and there’s so much uncertainty when we’re dealing …