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Amy Madigan was surprised and delighted to win her first Critics Choice Award for her role as Gladys in the horror film 'Weapons,' where she played a haunting, cult-favorite character. She expressed gratitude for the recognition and shared her excitement about her career milestone, also noting her nominations for other awards.
Hannah Einbinder won her first Emmy for Supporting Actress in a Comedy for 'Hacks' and made a political statement supporting Palestine during her acceptance speech, which included a shoutout to the Philadelphia Eagles and a controversial remark about ICE and Palestine. She expressed her reasons for supporting Palestine, emphasizing her personal connection and the importance of boycotting institutions implicated in genocide. Einbinder's speech was a mix of gratitude and activism, highlighting her career achievements and her advocacy.
Isabella Rossellini's brief yet impactful performance in "Conclave" is generating Oscar buzz for a potential Best Supporting Actress nomination, despite her screen time being under eight minutes. This aligns with the Academy's history of recognizing short but powerful roles, as seen with past winners like Judi Dench and Beatrice Straight. If nominated, Rossellini could make history alongside her mother, Ingrid Bergman, as the first mother-daughter duo to win Oscars. Her chances depend on "Conclave's" overall success in the awards season.
The 2024 Oscar nominations feature a diverse array of nominees, with a majority of supporting actress nominees being performers of color for the fifth time. This year's lead actress category also saw a historic first with Lily Gladstone becoming the first Native American acting nominee in Academy Awards history. The nominations reflect a relative diversity of ethnicities, genres, and films, with increased representation from underrepresented groups following the implementation of the Academy's representation and inclusion standards.
Da’Vine Joy Randolph is predicted to win the Oscar for Supporting Actress, with Emily Blunt and Danielle Brooks also likely nominees. Jodie Foster, Penélope Cruz, Sandra Hüller, Julianne Moore, and Rosamund Pike are in contention for the remaining spots, with Claire Foy and America Ferrera as potential wild card nominees. The final Oscar nominations will be announced on January 23, with the awards ceremony scheduled for March 10.
Sheryl Lee Ralph congratulates Ayo Edebiri on her Emmy win for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series, expressing pride and happiness in passing the torch as the second Black actress to win in that category. Edebiri dedicated her win to her parents and expressed gratitude for Ralph's support.