Awards Radar

4 days ago | awardsradar.com | Diego Peralta

Ghosts continues to entertain audiences with its unpredictable narratives involving several people from across time. As the series continues to create unforgettable moments for viewers around the world, there’s one character who has to be a part of the family without seeing most of the main cast. Jay Arondekar (Utkarsh Ambudkar) is a loyal husband to Sam (Rose McIver). More than that, the character continues to be a loving friend for all the ghosts, even if he can’t talk to them.

4 days ago | awardsradar.com | Diego Peralta

Every time Bridgerton graces Netflix screens, viewers are swept away by its lush sets, captivating performances, and enchanting music, but it’s the costume design that truly weaves the show’s magic. Since 2018, John Glaser has crafted the unforgettable looks that make every scene of this global hit visually spectacular, earning accolades for his artistry.

5 days ago | awardsradar.com | Maxance Vincent

How to Train Your Dragon is (predictably) continuing its momentum as the highest-grossing film of the weekend, but there is some counterprogramming for families who may not want to see yet another live-action remake of a Dean DeBlois and Chris Sanders-directed film, after Lilo & Stitch last month. The film has made $37 million domestically this weekend and surpassed the $358 million global mark, a significant milestone for such a massive IP.

6 days ago | awardsradar.com | Joey Magidson

If you’re like me, when you see David Dastmalchian on your screen, you can’t help but grin. Whatever he’s in, you know it’s going to be interesting. Not only does the man have a distinctive look about him, he has a distinctive taste in his projects that lends to any film or television lover being in for a treat. Currently, he can be seen on the big screen in The Life of Chuck, as well as on the small screen in Murderbot.

6 days ago | awardsradar.com | Maxance Vincent

The journey of making Rebel Ridge was a very long one, with numerous setbacks and casting changes facing production. However, on the other side of its release, the film garnered widespread critical acclaim and even won the Best Television Movie award at this year’s Critics’ Choice Awards. Reflecting on this incredible success, director Jeremy Saulnier tells Awards Radar on Zoom that it was a long production, and “the longer it took, the more concern built.