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Surprises, Snubs & Celebrations From The Latest Award Show Nominations

Surprises, Snubs & Celebrations From The Latest Award Show Nominations

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From making history with female directors to the biggest snubbed series, here are the most recent nomination announcements from award show staples.


First up, perhaps the biggest letdown for plenty for audiences is the snubbing of popular Netflix drama Bridgerton. Despite this, the show still picked up some nominations from the NAACP Image Awards, including Outstanding Drama Series.

Despite possibly dropping the ball on some of those nominations, the Golden Globes did make history this year by nominating three women for Best Director category for the first time ever. This includes Regina King for One Night in Miami, Emerald Fennell for Promising Young Woman, and Chloé Zhao for Nomadland.

'Da 5 Bloods' Nominations 🎬

Joining the snub club is Spike Lee's Da 5 Bloods.

The film is an American war drama that follows a group of Vietnam War veterans who return to the country in search of buried treasure. While the film also did not receive any Golden Globe nominations, it did receive multiple nominations from the NAACP Image Awards, including Outstanding Motion Picture.

Delroy Lindo, who was also nominated for the NAACP's Outstanding Actor award, spoke with us about the film's importance.

"This is the first film that tells its story through the prism of black vets and their experiences, so I think this film is critically important from that standpoint and I also feel that frankly it's a historical corrective," Lindo said.

The NAACP Image Awards air March 27th on BET and CBS.

'Judas and the Black Messiah' Nominations 🎞

The new film Judas and the Black Messiah, starring Daniel Kaluuya and Lakeith Stanfield, picked up multiple nominations. The movie tells the story of the assassination of Black Panther leader, Fred Hampton.

Co-star Algee Smith shared his insight on the film's important message:

"[Hampton] was trying to unify all people, it wasn't just black people... He formed a rainbow coalition, which means people of all different nationalities, all different races, coming together for one mission and one goal. I want people to just take away from that, that there's still that unity, there's power where there's people," Smith said.

You can watch Judas and the Black Messiah in theaters and on HBO Max now.

Don't miss the Golden Globe Awards airing February 28th on NBC.

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Ricky Cornish

Ricky Cornish is an on-air correspondent for Equal Pride, where he's reporting on the latest in pop culture for top publications including Celebrity Page, Out Magazine,Pride.com,Plus Magazine, The Advocate,and Out Traveler.

Based in Las Vegas, Ricky can be seen interviewing the biggest celebrities at red carpets and premiere events around the city. Locals can also catch him every weekday hosting KTNV's The Morning Blend on ABC.

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Ricky Cornish is an on-air correspondent for Equal Pride, where he's reporting on the latest in pop culture for top publications including Celebrity Page, Out Magazine,Pride.com,Plus Magazine, The Advocate,and Out Traveler.

Based in Las Vegas, Ricky can be seen interviewing the biggest celebrities at red carpets and premiere events around the city. Locals can also catch him every weekday hosting KTNV's The Morning Blend on ABC.

Connect with him on all major social outlets like Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube.