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Jimmy Kimmel won best talk show at the Critics Choice Awards and humorously thanked Donald Trump in his speech, referencing his support and controversial actions, amidst a backdrop of industry support following his show's suspension and reinstatement.
Timothee Chalamet was honored with the Spotlight Award at the 2026 Palm Springs International Film Festival, with his girlfriend Kylie Jenner supporting him at the event, where she shared her stylish look on social media.
The Horn family from Ashburn, Virginia, won $50,000 on ABC's 'Great Christmas Light Fight' for their elaborate Christmas light display, which features nearly 100,000 lights synchronized to music and includes family-recorded songs, making it the best in the United States.
Charlie Kirk, who was tragically killed in Utah, was posthumously honored at a White House ceremony attended by prominent conservatives and President Trump, who praised him as a champion of liberty. The event coincided with Kirk's 32nd birthday and was part of a broader recognition of his influence and legacy.
The 2025 MacArthur Fellows, a prestigious group of 22 individuals recognized for their creativity and impact across various fields such as science, arts, social justice, and more, were announced, each receiving an $800,000 no-strings-attached award. The recipients include scientists, artists, writers, and community organizers, exemplifying innovation, risk-taking, and perseverance.
The Golden Globes announced a new award category for best podcast, with a list of 25 eligible podcasts including popular titles like Joe Rogan Experience and Call Her Daddy, and the winners will be revealed at the 2026 ceremony, marking the awards' expansion into digital media.
Colin Farrell reflects on his career, from his unexpected rise to Hollywood fame after 'Tigerland' to his recent acclaimed roles, including the Penguin in 'The Batman' and his award-winning performances, emphasizing his gratitude and the importance of staying connected to the craft rather than accolades.
Hideo Kojima humorously expressed his desire to be the first director to scan a real-life ghost into a video game, aiming to win an award for this feat, as part of his upcoming horror project and ongoing innovative pursuits.
Dakota Johnson dazzled at the Zurich Film Festival in a sheer lace Gucci gown, where she also received the Golden Eye Award for her film 'Splitsville'.
Ousmane Dembele of Paris Saint-Germain won his first Ballon d'Or, recognizing him as the world's best player, after a standout season where he scored 35 goals and helped PSG secure a treble, including their first Champions League title. The award ceremony also celebrated other football achievements, including Lamine Yamal winning the Kopa Trophy and Luis Enrique being named best coach.
Noah Wyle won the Emmy for best actor in a drama for his role in 'The Pitt,' marking his first win after multiple nominations, and dedicated the award to healthcare workers. 'The Pitt' received critical acclaim and multiple nominations, including for Wyle and the series itself.
Stephen Graham won the Emmy for lead actor in a limited series for his role in Netflix's 'Adolescence,' which also earned awards for outstanding limited series and writing. Graham, of Swedish and Jamaican descent, expressed humility and gratitude, highlighting the inclusive and respectful team environment behind the series.
Sho Miyake's 'Two Seasons, Two Strangers' won the top prize at the 78th Locarno Film Festival, earning the Golden Leopard, while Elsa Kramer and Levin Peter's 'White Snail' received a special jury prize. The festival celebrated diverse international films, with awards also given for best director, performances, and emerging talent.
Russian President Vladimir Putin awarded Steve Witkoff the Order of Lenin to pass to a CIA official whose son, Michael Gloss, was killed fighting for Russia in Ukraine, possibly as a psychological tactic ahead of a planned peace summit with Trump.
Russian President Vladimir Putin awarded Steve Witkoff, a U.S. envoy, an honor intended for a CIA official whose son was killed fighting for Russia in Ukraine, a move seen as a provocative gesture amid tense U.S.-Russia relations and ongoing Ukraine conflict.