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31st Billboard Music Award Winners — Full List

The metrics are in, and the 31st Billboard Music Awards has honored the year’s most listened-to artists, albums, songs, producers and songwriters.

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Billboard Music Awards 2024 - Complete Winners List Revealed, Including Categories Not Aired on TV

The full list of winners has been announced for the 2024 Billboard Music Awards!

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Billboard Music Awards 2024: Chappell Roan Wins Top New Artist, Taylor Swift Picks Up 10 Awards

Thania Garcia The Billboard Music Awards returned for their 2024 edition, delivering a star-studded lineup of performances and appearances from chart-topping favorites like Tyla, Stray Kids, Teddy Swims, Shaboozey and many more. Zach Bryan, Taylor Swift, Morgan Wallen and Sabrina Carpenter lead with the most nominations.

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BBC Strictly Come Dancing fans say 'stop' as they demand shake-up for final

Strictly Come Dancing fans have issued a demand to shake-up the final after details of what's to come were revealed. The 2024 series will come to a glittering end this weekend.

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‘Rio,’ ‘Ice Age’ Director Carlos Saldanha Boards Oscar-Qualified Colombian Short ‘La Perra’ as Executive Producer (EXCLUSIVE)

Jamie Lang Brazilian writer, director and animator Carlos Saldanha has boarded Carla Melo Gampert’s Oscar-qualified Colombian animated short “La Perra” to accompany the film through its upcoming awards season run. “La Perra” is largely inspired by Melo’s own life and tells the story of a young woman who leaves her family home in Bogota, a domineering mother and her beloved childhood dog to explore her sexuality in a wider world that often pushes Latina women to transition from cute little girls into traditional mothers, or labels them as sluts – “perras” in Spanish, hence the film’s title – if they don’t conform.

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'Like Water for Chocolate' Season 2? Max TV Show Renewal Status Revealed

The first season of Like Water for Chocolate is coming to an end.

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Ventana Sur: 10 Takeaways, from Breakout Female Directors to Fede Alvarez and Having Fun, Market Hits and Buzz Titles

John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay — “As a meeting place, Ventana Sur was fantastic, the sales agent presence was good, focused on companies which really do buy, and the organization was impecable, run by highly dedicated and nice people,” said Antonio Saura, at Madrid-based sales agency Latido Films. Most other attendees would buy into that.

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‘All Quiet on the Western Front,’ ‘No’ Producer Daniel Dreifuss Instructs Ventana Sur Audience on Crafting an Oscar Campaign

Jamie Lang Latin American super-producer Daniel Dreifuss was in his father’s hometown of Montevideo this week to speak to the Ventana Sur film market about how to craft an awards season campaign. It’s clear why the market would want to host Dreifuss as he’s a qualified authority on the subject, having backed Oscar-nominated fare such as Pablo Larraín’s 2012 feature “No” and last year’s four-time Academy Award-winner “All Quiet on the Western Front.” During his discussion, the hitmaker talked about far more than how to earn plaudits, however, explaining that if the initial goal of a project is to win awards, chances are that the honors will never come. Below, we highlight five takeaways from a one-on-one conversation between Dreifuss and Variety and his enlightening masterclass at Ventana Sur.

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Angela Alvarez, Winner of the 2022 Latin Grammy for Best New Artist, Dies at 97

Thania Garcia Angela Alvarez, winner of the 2022 Latin Grammy best new artist award, died on Friday per her grandson, composer and producer Carlos José Alvarez, who shared the news with an obituary published by Billboard Español. She was 97. Born in June of 1927, in Camagüey, Cuba, Angela Alvarez learned to sing as a child but did not pursue the entertainment industry as a career, instead opting to settle down and start her family.

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‘Small Town,’ the Awaited Comeback of Animation Legend Walter Tournier, Swooped on by Latido for International (EXCLUSIVE)

John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent One of the most active of sales agents at this week’s Ventana Sur, Madrid-based Latido Films has closed international rights on adventure-comedy “Small Town” (“Pueblo Chico”) a parable of greed and instance of the building scale and ambition of Latin American animation co-production whether regional or reaching out to Spain. The subject of a Ventana Sur panel on Wednesday, “Small Town,” long in the works, marks the comeback of Uruguay’s Walter Tournier (“Selkirk”), one of the most veteran of Latin American animation directors whose career stretches back to 1972’s cut-out animated short “In the Forest There Is Much to Do” and takes in Uruguay’s first animated feature, “Selkirk.” In “Small Town,” a winner at Ventana Sur’s 2017’s Animation! which segued to a 2018 Animation! Focus at Annecy’s Mifa’s market, Tournier co-directs with another acknowledged Latin American master of stop-motion animation, Brazil’s Quirino winner Cesar Cabral (“Angeli the Killer,” “Bob Spit – We Do Not Like People”).

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Bad Bunny Wonders What His Ex Is Doing in Trippy Video for ‘El Clúb’

Thania Garcia Bad Bunny released his second solo single of the year on Thursday night, marking the introduction of a new blend of sounds for the hitmaker. The song, titled “El Clúb,” was released alongside a trippy and colorful video directed by Stillz.