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    Dwyane Wade and Gabrielle Union Are Proud, Supportive ParentsIn an acceptance speech at the NAACP Image Awards, they thanked their trans daughter and spoke passionately about LGBTQ+ rights.
    By Jennifer Zhan
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    Here Are the Winners of the 2023 Producers Guild AwardsEverything Everywhere All at Once won the top prize, which is a good sign for its Oscar chances.
    By Jennifer Zhan
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    Tom Cruise Thanks Hollywood Enabling His ‘Adventurous Life’During his acceptance speech at the 34th Annual Producers Guild Awards.
    By Alejandra Gularte
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    Setting the Stage for the 2023 SAG AwardsHow to watch and who’s presenting.
    By Jason P. Frank
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    Here Are the Winners for the 2023 BAFTA Film AwardsAll Quiet on the Western Front made the most noise with seven wins.
    By Jennifer Zhan
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    Judd Apatow Turned the DGA Awards into a Tom Cruise RoastComing for everything from his ties to Scientology to his height.
    By Jennifer Zhan
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    Tom Cruise Was a Major Flirt at the 2023 Oscar Nominees LuncheonAll the tea from the record-breaking first luncheon since 2020.
    By Zoe Guy
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    Danielle Deadwyler Says ‘Residual Effects’ of Racism Affect the Film Industry“Whether it’s direct or indirect, it impacts who we are.”
    By Zoe Guy
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    The BAFTAs Loved All Quiet on the Western Front2023 nominations include Everything Everywhere All at Once and The Banshees of Inisherin.
    By Jason P. Frank
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    Producers Guild Awards 2023 Nominations Include No Female DirectorsAvatar: The Way of Water, Top Gun: Maverick, and Tár, but no Aftersun or Women Talking.
    By Jason P. Frank
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    The 2023 Golden Globe Awards WinnersIncluding wins for Abbott Elementary, Everything Everywhere All at Once, and Jenny the Donkey.
    By Zoe Guy
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    The Stars Are Returning to the Golden GlobesJennifer Coolidge, Jenna Ortega, Ana de Armas, and more are set to present.
    By Bethy Squires
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    Taylor Swift’s All Too Well Oscar Hopes Are Long GoneBut she’s still in contention for her song “Carolina” from Where the Crawdads Sing.
    By Justin Curto
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    AARP Movie Award Noms Reveal That Grownups Love Spielberg and Butt Plug JokesEverything Everywhere All at Once and The Woman King scored big with adults.
    By Jason P. Frank
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    Everything Everywhere Leads Film Nominees for the 2023 Critics’ Choice AwardsThe Fabelmans, Babylon, and The Banshees of Inisherin follow close behind in the film categories.
    By Jennifer Zhan
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    The Banshees of Inisherin and Abbott Elementary Lead 2023 Golden Globe NomsThe HFPA spent the year off watching The White Lotus, The Fabelmans, and Avatar: The Way of Water.
    By Jason P. Frank
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    AFI Promises Avatar 2 Is a Top 10 Movie of the YearThe blue-person movie can’t stop, won’t stop winning.
    By Jason P. Frank
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    Jerrod Carmichael to Make the Golden Globes Cool AgainAs the show’s new host, is he using his powers for good?
    By Jason P. Frank
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    New York Film Critics Circle Gets the TÁR Love STÁRtedAlong with wins for RRR, Aftersun, and Marcel the Shell With Shoes On.
    By Jason P. Frank
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    Adam Sandler, King of Awards-Show Acceptance Speeches, Is BackHis teen daughters “wrote” him a hell of a speech for the Gotham Awards.
    By Hershal Pandya
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    Everything Everywhere All at Once Tops 2022 Gotham AwardsThe only double winner of the night.
    By Jason P. Frank
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    Abbott Elementary, The Bear, and Severance Top the 2023 Indie Spirit TV NomsAlongside Station Eleven with three nods. Pachinko and The Porter follow closely behind.
    By Zoe Guy
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    The Indie Spirit Awards Shift to Gender-Inclusive Acting Categories“We’re thrilled to join the other festivals and award shows that are already moving to celebrate great acting without reference to gender.”
    By Zoe Guy