A funny thing happened last night at the 25th annual Critics’ Choice Awards in Santa Monica’s Barker Hangar where Monsters & Critics was seated at the Pixar table. The win for Toy Story 4 had us jumping up and celebrating for our esteemed table mates. The tight and bright award show bucked the norms and
Eddie Murphy still reigns as one of America’s funniest comics and outstanding actors, and the Critics’ Choice Awards are celebrating his star power and career accomplishments in a Lifetime Achievement Award at a ceremony on January 12, 2020. Currently starring in Netflix’s Dolemite Is My Name, Murphy became a superstar early on during his tenure at NBC’s
Considering Monsters and Critics eats, sleeps and breathes reality television in all its unscripted glory, from the down and dirty to the high brow and educational, the news from the BTJA/BFCA today curled our collective toes. Award season traditionally overlooks or short-shrifts nonfiction and reality content but no longer. The Critics’ Choice Awards, the annual
Forest Gump said it best: “Award shows are like a box or chocolates. You never know what you’re going to get.” Okay, so maybe the fictional character didn’t actually say that, but it sure is true. The movie The Favourite lead the pack at the 2019 Critics’ Choice Awards with an astounding 14 nominations but