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Lauren Hough Loses Lambda Award Nomination After Twitter Litigation

[ad_1] Last month, first-time writer Lauren Hough received some good news from an editor at the publishing house: Her essay collection “Leaving Is Not The Hardest Thing”, published last year, was nominated for an award. Lambda Literary Award in the category of lesbian memories. The nomination seemed to symbolize a remarkable debut that was critically …

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‘CODA’ Wins Producers Guild Award for Clearing the Path to Best Film

[ad_1] dir-dir “CODA” little movie possible? The Apple TV+ drama about deafness and music was a big hit. Producers Guild Awards It won the band’s best picture award on Saturday night. “As a producer, I have always been interested in stories filled with humanity,” said Phillippe Rousselet, one of the film’s producers, in his acceptance …

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National Book Critics Circle Announces 2021 Award Winners

[ad_1] Anthony Veasna So“Afterparties,” a collection of short stories focusing on the lives of Cambodian Americans in California, National Book Critics Circle Award For the best debut book on Thursday. Dark and funny turns, “Friends” It explores the ways in which the trauma suffered by Cambodian refugees fleeing the Khmer Rouge genocide resonates across generations. …

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Mia Bay and Mae Ngai Wins Bancroft Award

[ad_1] An innovative study of Black Americans’ fight against discrimination in transportation and a comprehensive examination of Chinese immigration to the gold mines in the Anglophone world in the 19th century won this year’s Bancroft Award, considered one of the most prestigious honors in the American field. History. Mia Bay’s “The Traveling Black: A Story …

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Jane Campion Wins Directors Guild Award for ‘The Power of the Dog’

[ad_1] BEVERLY HILLS, California — The Directors Guild of America He gave Jane Campion his top award for feature film directing on Saturday night.Power of the Dog”, making her the third woman to ever receive the award. Her victory also marks the first time in DGA history that women have won this award in years …

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Olivier Award Nominees ‘Cabaret’ Starring Eddie Redmayne

[ad_1] LONDON – The revival of “Cabaret” which is a topic of conversation here for him high ticket prices The nominees for this year’s Olivier Awards, the equivalent of Britain’s Tony Awards announced on Tuesday, were dominated by a star cast. The musical received 11 nominations for its stars Eddie Redmayne and Jessie Buckley, including …

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Bhutanese Movie ‘Lunana’ Nominated for Academy Award

[ad_1] THIMPHU, Bhutan — As a 35-man crew preparing to shoot a movie in Bhutan’s remote Lunana Valley, they faced seemingly insurmountable obstacles. There was no electricity in the valley. It was only eight days’ walk from the nearest village. And schoolchildren who were expected to act in films did not know anything about acting …

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Politically Charged Opera that Blurred the Genre Wins Best Music Award

[ad_1] “Orlando,” a rebellious and brazenly political opera adaptation of Austrian composer Olga Neuwirth’s novel by Virginia Woolf. made history It won the prestigious award as the first female work presented by the Vienna State Opera. Grawemeyer Award For Music Composition. Neuwirth, 53, was on the phone with another man Monday when he learned the …

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Why is Piolet D’Or Climbing’s Biggest and Most Controversial Award?

[ad_1] Garibotti knows the danger firsthand. By his count, more than 30 people he tied with rope later died while climbing. The Piolets d’Or sought to nominate Garibotti for the award, once in 2006 for a new route on Cerro Torre in Patagonia and once in 2009 for the first pass of the entire Cerro …

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