Tag: Critics Choice
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Chase Infiniti Commands ST Style
Chase Infiniti owns The Sunday Times Style February 2026 cover. The rising film star serves sculptural edge post-One Battle After Another Critics Choice noms. From NAACP plunging necklines to Rabanne corsetry, her red carpet domination hits the magazine throne.
FASHION
Hollywood’s Golden Night: Critics Choice Honors BIPOC Excellence 2025
Hollywood’s brightest stars aligned at the 8th Annual Critics Choice Celebration. Ryan Coogler and Spike Lee lead a historic night of BIPOC joy and triumph.
MOVIES & TV
‘Sinners’ Leads First Critics Choice Below-the-Line Noms
Warner Bros.’ Sinners, which earned the highest number of nominations across the Below-the-Line slate for Critics Choice
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Amanda Batula’s Heated Clash With West Wilson
West Wilson reportedly showed up to a friend's wedding with Amanda Batula even though he did not have a plus-one, and the unexpected guest allegedly did not leave the bride thrilled.
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Nicki Minaj Urges Fans to Vote Red in Midterms
Nicki Minaj is jumping into the upcoming midterm elections, insisting that all young voters must do one thing -- vote Republican. The New York rapper turned die-hard MAGA supporter sat down for a Saturday night interview with Lara Trump on Fox News' "My View with Lara Trump" -- and Nicki dove right into the November 3rd elections, encouraging America's youth to "vote red now!"
MUSIC
Solange on Band Rehearsal: Summer Walker Returns to Guitar
Solange posted footage from her first band rehearsal, and Summer Walker is on guitar. When Solange wrote that she had to beg her out of guitar retirement, Summer answered: "Anything for you darling." Before the hits, Summer taught herself to play from YouTube tutorials and posted covers online. SZA and H.E.R. both showed up under the post. H.E.R. wrote "Best. Band. Ever." and Solange called her a guitar legend right back.
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Yella Beezy and Trapboy Freddy Accused of Murder Plot
Yella Beezy was named in court Wednesday as an alleged financial backer of the 2020 killing of Mo3, with a Dallas detective telling jurors that Beezy and Trapboy Freddy were believed to have paid for the rapper's death.