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The Crown viewers were left shocked as the acclaimed show failed to pick up any gongs at the BAFTA TV Awards 2021 on Sunday night. The Netflix drama, loosely based on the Royal Family, was nominated for a variety of gongs including Drama Series, Leading Actor (for Josh O'Connor as Prince Charles), Supporting Actor (for Tobias Menzies as Prince Philip) and Supporting Actress (for Helen Bonham Carter as Princess Margaret). However, the series failed to hit a home run as they lost all four awards to other major TV contenders at the annual awards ceremony in London.  Shock: The Crown viewers wer...

Paul Mescal, 25, scooped up the Best Actor gong for his performance as Connell in Normal People at Sunday's BAFTA TV Awards.

The Academy Awards Live Blog 2021 The Academy Awards Live Blog 2021 By Theo Smith and Katie Evans on Welcome to our live coverage of the 93rd Academy Awards. Join us as we discuss and react to tonight’s ceremony! 23.15 23.29 And that’s all folks! Thanks for sticking with us despite all our technical difficulties! To recap, here are the five big winners: BEST FILM – The Revenant BEST ACTRESS – Brie Larson, Room BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR – Mark Rylance, Bridge of Spies BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS – Kate Winslet, Steve Jobs   23.27 Anneka: Leo’s just stood there in the ...

Michaela Coel's 'I May Destroy You' Dominates 2021 Royal Television Society Awards TV Shaun Parkes, in the meantime, takes home Best Actor honor for his role in Steve McQueen's 'Small Axe', whereas Glenda Jackson's 'Elizabeth is Missing' claims the Best Single Drama prize. Mar 17, 2021 Michaela Coel and her hit drama " I May Destroy You" were the big winners at the Royal Television Awards in Britain on Tuesday, March 16. Coel was named Best Actor - Female for her portrayal of Arabella, and she also picked up the Writing - Drama prize, while the show was named Best Mini-Series. Though so, Co...

Share The ex-centre back beat out All 4's Surviving Covid and The Family Secret to win the coveted accolade.  Anton opened up on his emotions around the infamous clash with fellow footballer John nine years ago at QPR's Loftus Road stadium. Difficult issues: His BBC programme Anton Ferdinand: Football, Racism & Me addresses the racist abuse he faced by John Terry in October 2011 for the first time Supportive: The new mother, 29, took to Instagram on Tuesday to enthuse she was 'super proud' to find out that the former sportsman, 36, scooped the Single Documentary accolade Close-knit: The f...