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At the 52nd American Music Awards in Las Vegas, BTS won Artist of the Year for the second time, while Taylor Swift—despite eight nominations—went winless. Seven acts tied for the night’s lead with three awards each, including Bruno Mars, Cardi B, KATSEYE, Sabrina Carpenter, HUNTR/X and Sombr, with wins spanning multiple categories and the show hosted by Queen Latifah.
Marvel Rivals S7 announced the winners of its livestream incentive event. Winners will be contacted by email by May 13, with prize distribution by May 30 (delays possible). If your name isn’t listed or you have questions, check the event image for winner names and contact [email protected] for assistance.
Two Powerball tickets from Florida and Texas will split a $20 million jackpot after Saturday’s drawing; the next drawing resets to $20 million with a $9 million cash option, and the odds of winning the jackpot are 1 in 292,201,338.
Two Powerball tickets matched all numbers to split a $143 million jackpot, with winners in Indiana and Kansas; the drawing also produced dozens of $2 million and $1 million prizes across various states, including multiple $1 million winners in Illinois, Indiana, New Jersey, and Ohio. The article lists all the $1M and $2M winners and provides an Ohio prize breakdown. The next drawing on May 2 resets the jackpot to $20 million (cash option about $9.1 million). Winning numbers were 3, 19, 35, 51, 67 and Powerball 15, with Power Play 2x; odds of the jackpot are 1 in 292,201,338.
The 27th BAFTA Television Craft Awards, hosted by Greg Davies in London, honored behind‑the‑scenes talent across multiple categories, with Adolescence and The Celebrity Traitors tying for the most wins (two each); Olaide Sadiq and Janice Okoh won Emerging Talent awards for Grenfell: Uncovered and Just Act Normal, and Simone Pennant MBE received a Special Award; the article lists the full set of winners.
Seattle’s 2026 class (.eight picks after trades) yields clear winners such as Oluwatimi staying and Jalen Sundell likely locking in at center, while Tyrice Knight remains a key special-teams/role contributor amid thin LB depth. The team added no new edges and will push Jared Ivey and Connor O’Toole for rotation roles, with Boye Mafe’s exit opening opportunities. On the loser side, Christian Haynes looks finished in Seattle; Noah Igbinoghene and Nehemiah Pritchett are on notice as cornerback depth reshuffles with rookies Julian Neal and Andre Fuller in the mix. In the backfield, Jadarian Price’s No. 32 selection tempers hype around George Holani, while Kenny McIntosh and Jacardia Wright are on the bubble due to injuries and depth concerns. Anthony Bradford and Ty Okada remain undecided as the club weighs starter vs. rotation potential, with Bud Clark at safety looming as another competition. Camp and preseason should reveal most of these battles.”,
Warhammer Community’s video recap covers the Golden Demon competition at Adepticon 2026, where top painters from around the world competed, with the Warhammer team debriefing after judging, announcing winners, and highlighting standout moments from the event.
The US leg of Golden Demon 2026 was revealed at AdeptiCon in Milwaukee, crowning winners across multiple categories (from Warhammer 40,000 to Middle-earth) and awarding the Slayer Sword to David Arroba; Warhammer Community will feature daily Painting Desk Roadshow coverage on Warhammer+, and the European leg returns to Spiel Essen in October.
At the 98th Academy Awards, Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another led with six wins including Best Picture, Best Director and Adapted Screenplay; Sinners, with a record 16 nominations, won four (including Michael B. Jordan for Actor and Ryan Coogler’s Original Screenplay); Jessie Buckley won Best Actress for Hamnet; Autumn Durald Arkapaw became the first woman to win cinematography; KPop Demon Hunters won Animated Feature and Original Song; Frankenstein took Production Design, Costume Design and Makeup and Hairstyling, with numerous other categories recognized.
At the 98th Academy Awards, the Best Live Action Short trophy was awarded in a rare tie to The Singers and Two People Exchanging Saliva, the first since 1994 in this category; host Kumail Nanjiani joked that the speech would take twice as long, and the night also saw Cassandra Kulukundis win the first Best Casting Oscar, Sinners emerge as the night’s big winner with multiple trophies, One Battle After Another claim Best Picture and Best Director, Frankenstein win three awards, and a full slate of winners and performances shaping a ceremony that mostly went as expected.
Conan O’Brien hosted the 98th Academy Awards, airing on ABC and Hulu, as winners rolled in across major categories: Amy Madigan won Best Supporting Actress for Weapons; Sean Penn won Best Supporting Actor for One Battle After Another; KPop Demon Hunters won Best Animated Feature; Frankenstein swept several design categories (Costume Design, Makeup & Hairstyling, Production Design); One Battle After Another also won Best Adapted Screenplay (Paul Thomas Anderson) and Cassandra Kulukundis won Best Casting; Ryan Coogler won Best Original Screenplay for Sinners; there was a rare tie in Best Live-Action Short between The Singers and Two People Exchanging Saliva; Avatar: Fire and Ash won Best Visual Effects, with more winners to be announced as the night continues.
Week one of NFL free agency swung the league with Tyler Linderbaum’s $81-million, three-year deal redefining center pay, while the Raiders’ spending spree foreshadowed a new baseline for top linemen. The Rams used aggressive moves to fortify their defense—trading for Trent McDuffie and signing Jaylen Watson—helping position Los Angeles as early title contenders. The 49ers stacked talent on both sides of the ball with Odafe Odighizuwa and Mike Evans, and Kansas City added Kenneth Walker III to boost the run game, though questions linger about defense after some key departures. Cowboys had a rocky start with controversial trades, while the Vikings/Cardinals and several others experimented with youth and veteran blends (Commanders going young; Jets adding steadiness; Browns bolstering the OL; Colts overpaying for Daniel Jones). In short, the week’s moves created a mix of big-payroll pivots, risky gambles, and reshaped rosters across the league.
The American Society of Cinematographers announced its 2025 winners across categories including Theatrical Feature Film, episodic TV, limited/anthology, one-hour series, and the ASC Music Video Award, honoring standout cinematography with honorees such as Autumn Durald Arkapaw for Sinners and other winners across Hacks, The Righteous Gemstones, Severance, Andor, and documentary formats.
The 2026 Writers Guild Awards were held in New York, with One Battle After Another winning the best adapted screenplay (accepted by Shayna McHayle on behalf of Paul Thomas Anderson). In TV, The Pitt won best new series and best episodic drama, The Righteous Gemstones won best episodic comedy, and Dying for Sex won the limited series category. The West Coast ceremony was canceled amid a strike, so the East Coast event proceeded with Roy Wood Jr. as host. The Writers Guild West staff union remains on strike. The guild will also honor Stephen Colbert (Walter Bernstein Award), Terry George (Ian McLellan Hunter Award), and Diana Son (Richard B. Jablow Award). A complete nominees list followed, with winners noted as announced live and updates coming online.
Marvel Rivals has announced the winners of its S6 Livestream Incentive Event, with the list posted in an image. Winners will be contacted by email by March 31, and prizes are to be distributed by April 20, subject to potential delays. Eligibility required streams to meet all criteria, include the correct hashtags, and register on the official event page. For questions, contact [email protected].