Zoe Saldaña wins Best Supporting Actress at the 2025 BAFTA Awards for her role in 'Emilia Pérez', dedicating her win to her trans nephew and advocating for trans representation in the film industry.
Isabella Rossellini made a stunning appearance at the Bafta Awards 2025, showcasing her timeless elegance. She also joins the cast of Ryan Murphy's new FX series, *The Beauty*, adding gravitas to the star-studded project.
The 2025 Bafta Film Awards celebrated a diverse range of talent and storytelling, with Edward Berger’s *Conclave* and Brady Corbet’s *The Brutalist* leading the night with four awards each. Highlights included Mikey Madison's Best Actress win and Zoe Saldana's Best Supporting Actress accolade, amidst a ceremony that underscored the British Academy's commitment to inclusivity and innovation in filmmaking.
Miley Cyrus and Brittany Howard paid tribute to Sinéad O’Connor with a performance of 'Nothing Compares 2 U' during the SNL50 anniversary celebration, highlighting O’Connor's legacy and impact on music and culture.
Paul Simon and Sabrina Carpenter kicked off the SNL50 anniversary special with a heartfelt performance of 'Homeward Bound', celebrating the iconic show's 50th anniversary with a mix of nostalgia and humor.
Edward Berger's *Conclave* and Brady Corbet's *The Brutalist* were the big winners at the 2025 BAFTA Film Awards, each securing four awards. The event highlighted outstanding achievements in film, with notable wins for Best Film, Best Director, and acting accolades.
The 2025 BAFTA Awards celebrated 'The Brutalist' with four wins, including Best Director for Brady Corbet and Best Leading Actor for Adrien Brody, highlighting its exploration of memory, trauma, and architectural innovation.
The 78th British Academy Film Awards celebrated the best in film, with *Conclave* and *The Brutalist* leading the winners. Hosted by David Tennant, the event was marked by standout performances, gothic fashion, and a memorable In Memoriam segment.
Grammy Award-winning jazz singer Gregory Porter shares the heartfelt story behind his signature deerstalker hat, his personal losses, and how he continues to inspire through his music and family life.
Brie Larson makes a striking West End debut in a modern, punk-inspired production of Sophocles' 'Elektra', directed by Daniel Fish. Her performance, alongside Stockard Channing, blends spoken word and song in a minimalist staging that explores themes of power, patriarchy, and vengeance.