The Sinners star took home the Best Supporting Actress gong last month - but the night was overshadowed by controversy.

Sinners star Wunmi Mosaku said the BBC’s failure to censor a racial slur at the Baftas “really tainted it' for her.

Mosaku was speaking on the red carpet of the Actor Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday and said she is not sure if she can forgive the BBC.

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A BBC spokesperson said: “The BBC has been reviewing what happened at BAFTA on Sunday evening. This was a serious mistake and ...

Before I get into that, let’s first talk about what Rothman specifically said. While appearing on The Town with Matthew Belloni, the Sony boss confirmed to the podcast’s title host that the “larger ...

Kate Hudson said Kurt Russell—who's been with her mom Goldie Hawn for 43 years—"prepared" her for losing at the 2001 Oscars, ...