Gold Derby

Gold Derby, the original awards platform in Hollywood, was established in 2000 by Tom O’Neil, a renowned expert in awards and the author of notable books like “Movie Awards,” “The Emmys,” and “The Grammys” (published by Penguin Putnam). In 2005, the site was licensed to the Los Angeles Times and became part of their new awards initiative, TheEnvelope, where Gold Derby transformed into a blog and its message boards found a new home. In November 2010, O’Neil regained ownership of Gold Derby and relaunched it as an independent site, separate from the Times. By July 2015, Gold Derby was acquired by Penske Media Corporation, which also owns Variety, Deadline, TV Line, and WWD.

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Jeremy Allen White and Austin Butler team up for ‘Enemies,’ Maya Hawke joins ‘Hunger Games’ prequel, ‘Smurfs’ trailer drops, and more top news

12 hours ago | goldderby.com | Liam Mathews

Gold Derby's top news stories for May 14, 2025. Jeremy Allen White and Austin Butler to star in A24 crime thriller EnemiesThis is a Heat — sorry, hot — project. Two-time Emmy winner Jeremy Allen White (The Bear) and Academy Award nominee Austin Butler (Elvis) have signed on to star in Enemies, an A24 crime thriller from writer and director Henry Dunham (The Standoff at Sparrow Creek).
Everything to Know About the Upcoming ‘Yellowstone’ Spinoffs

14 hours ago | goldderby.com | Liam Mathews

Yellowstone, the mega-hit neo-Western series from superproducer Taylor Sheridan, came to an end after five seasons in 2024, but the show’s universe continues to expand. There are five publicly announced sequels, prequels, and spinoffs in various stages of development. They’ll follow the prequels that have already aired, 1883 and 1923, as well as Sheridan’s collection of non-Yellowstone shows on Paramount+, Mayor of Kingstown, Tulsa King, Lawmen, Lioness, and Landman.
Everything to know about the ‘Survivor 48’ finale: Airdate, title, finalists, and more

1 day ago | goldderby.com | Marcus Dixon

Eva Erickson. Joe Hunter. Kamilla Karthigesu. Kyle Fraser. Mitch Guerra. Shauhin Davari. One of these six people is about to become a millionaire. Following the elimination of Mary Zheng from the May 7 episode of Survivor 48, only a half-dozen players remain in the running to become this season's Sole Survivor.
Kim Kardashian’s legal drama ‘All’s Fair’ trailer, Janet Jackson to receive AMA Icon Award, and more of today’s top news stories

1 day ago | goldderby.com | Liam Mathews

Gold Derby's top news stories for May 13, 2025. Watch the trailer for Kim Kardashian's legal drama All's FairHulu released the trailer for All's Fair, a juicy new legal drama from creator Ryan Murphy. Murphy has assembled an all-star cast — Kim Kardashian, two-time Academy Award nominee Naomi Watts, Emmy winner Niecy Nash-Betts, BET Award winner Teyana Taylor, Emmy winner Sarah Paulson, and eight-time Academy Award nominee Glenn Close — to play the partners at an all-female divorce law firm.
‘American Idol’ says goodbye to Slater Nalley and Thunderstorm Artis ahead of Season 23 finale

2 days ago | goldderby.com | Denton Davidson

American Idol favorites Slater Nalley and Thunderstorm Artis were eliminated from the singing competition on Monday, May 12. The two singer-songwriters went home after 19 million viewers cast their votes during the second night of Disney performances on ABC. John Foster, Jamal Roberts, and Breanna Nix advanced to the Season 23 finale on Sunday, May 18.
Gabby Samone returns to ‘American Idol’ for the season finale. Who’s joining her?

2 days ago | goldderby.com | Marcus Dixon

Gabby Samone's journey with American Idol isn't completely over. ABC has announced the lineup of superstar guests for its upcoming Season 23 finale, and the Top 14 are among them. The Final 5 contestants — Breanna Nix, Jamal Roberts, John Foster, Slater Nalley, and Thunderstorm Artis — will appear alongside the nine most recently eliminated artists: Gabby Samone, Mattie Pruitt, Josh King, Canaan James Hill, Kolbi Jordan, Ché Chesterman, Filo, Amanda Barise, and Desmond Roberts.
Michael B. Jordan expands ‘Creed’ universe with new Prime Video series ‘Delphi’

2 days ago | goldderby.com | Liam Mathews

Rocky Balboa might be gone, but his legacy lives on. At Amazon's annual upfront presentation on Monday, Michael B. Jordan announced that Prime Video has ordered to series Delphi, the first live-action series of the Creed sports drama franchise, which focuses on Jordan as boxer Adonis "Donnie" Creed, which is itself a sub-franchise of Sylvester Stallone's Rocky. Delphi focuses on young boxers at the Delphi gym, where Apollo (Carl Weathers) and Adonis Creed trained.
‘The Voice’ recap: America votes as Top 12 perform for a spot in the Season 27 finale

2 days ago | goldderby.com | John Benutty |Denton Davidson

The Voice returns for the live semifinals on Monday, May 12, with voting now in the hands of America. Coaches John Legend, Kelsea Ballerini, Michael Bublé, and Adam Levine made tough decisions during the Playoffs, narrowing their teams down to just two artists each. Additionally, each coach will bring back one previously eliminated contestant, completing the Top 12.
‘American Idol’ Top 3 revealed as 2 contestants eliminated: Who advanced to the Season 23 finale?

2 days ago | goldderby.com | Denton Davidson

Tonight on American Idol, "Disney Night" continues with heroes, villains and a special appearance by Lin-Manuel Miranda. The Top 5 travel to Disneyland Resort and perform twice as America votes live for the three finalists. Judges Carrie Underwood, Lionel Richie, and Luke Bryan provide feedback. After the Top 5 perform, host Ryan Seacrest "dims the lights" as two hopefuls are eliminated.
Here’s your first look at ‘Spider-Noir’ starring Nicolas Cage

2 days ago | goldderby.com | Liam Mathews

The Spider-Verse is spinning off. At its annual upfront presentation Monday, Amazon gave a first look at Spider-Noir, the upcoming Spider-Man installment coming to MGM+ and Prime Video in 2026. Nicolas Cage stars in the series, which is his first regular TV role. The Oscar winner voiced a version of the character in the animated film Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, but the series is live-action.