Updates
Recent changes and additions, newest first.
- Every film, show, game, album, person and studio page now ends with a card of its most frequent rivals — one list ranked by how often they met, each with the win-loss record against them, and the record opens the head-to-head.
- A ceremony that hasn't happened yet now opens with a countdown and a leader board of the most-nominated titles — the 78th Emmys lead with The Pitt on 18 nominations, ahead of Hacks on 14.
- BAFTA's game acting awards now name the performer on 17 nominations that credited nobody, five of them winners — Melina Juergens for Hellblade, Gonzalo Martin for Life Is Strange 2, Logan Cunningham for Hades, Laya Deleon Hayes for God of War Ragnarök and Andrew Wincott for Baldur's Gate 3 — and ten entries that listed the same game twice in one category have been merged away.
- The countdown to the next ceremony now turns over at midnight Eastern rather than late the evening before.
- Golden Globe nominations for The Miracle Worker, The King and I, Mame, All the President's Men and six other titles now point at the film that was nominated rather than the stage or television version sharing its name.
- Golden Globe television series, limited series, documentary, song, score and screenplay nominations now name the people who won them — executive producers, songwriters, composers and writers on 782 nominations that previously credited nobody.
- Golden Globe Best Picture winners and nominees now name the producers who won the award, back to the first ceremony in 1944 — nearly 600 films that previously credited nobody.
- The list of rivals on every film, game, album and person page is easier to read — each one now sits in its own pill you can tap, the repeated word "compare" is gone, and a row that has more rivals than it can show says how many.
- The 2008 and 2009 BAFTA Best Sport awards showed the ITV channel as the winner instead of the programme, ITV F1, which was also listed separately as a losing nominee; the two are now one entry. Also corrected the type of 14 albums, songs and television programmes that were filed as films.
- Band and game studio pages now show who they beat, who beat them, and who they were nominated alongside.
- Every film, album, game and person page now shows who they beat, who beat them, and who else was in the running — plus a head-to-head page for any two nominees.
- Grammy nominations now name the artist who earned them — around 1,180 records that previously listed nobody, from Best Rock Album to Best Metal Performance, so Arcade Fire, Judas Priest and Spiritbox now have the nominations they were missing. Bands are recorded as groups rather than as people, so a band and its members no longer show up as separate entries.
- Added the producers to 450 Best Picture and Best Animated Feature nominations — 1,102 credits that were in our sources all along but never shown, so a producer's page now lists the Best Picture nominations they earned.
- Separated five records that shared a page with an unrelated one of the same name — the three different songs called "I Wish", Sinatra's Duets II from Tony Bennett's, and the 1977 Our Town from the 2003 production, which had been crediting Paul Newman's nomination to the wrong one.
- Fixed 65 Grammy records that were filed under a musician's nickname instead of the album — Puff Daddy's Best Rap Album win now reads No Way Out rather than "Puffy", and six of "Weird Al" Yankovic's Best Comedy Album entries, Mandatory Fun and Poodle Hat among them, are separate albums again instead of one. Also cleaned up 26 album titles that ended in a stray dash and a run that had a space before the colon.
- Every award category now has a page for each year it ran, showing the full list of nominees — so you can see exactly who a nominee lost to.
- On a film or person's page, the nomination and win counts now sit just below the award filter, so it is clearer they describe whichever award you have selected.
- Each award now has a page listing all of its categories, so you can jump straight to the full history of Best Picture or Album of the Year, and category and ceremony pages now spell out which award and which year they belong to.
- Separated seven works that had been merged with an unrelated one of the same name — the short film Care from the BBC dramas, the film F1 from BAFTA's Formula One coverage, the documentary Last Train Home from the Emmy-nominated drama — and fixed "Shallow" being listed as a film, a stray 2026 Emmy nomination that was really a page heading, and a 1979 BAFTA documentary with its director's name stuck in the title.
- Removed ten winners that were showing for the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards, a ceremony that has not been held yet.
- Corrected three Emmy writing nominations that listed a writing duo twice — once as individuals and again as a combined credit.
- Emmy talk show and variety special nominations now credit their producers — Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Last Week Tonight and The Daily Show among them.
- Emmy programme nominations now list their producers and Tony Best Play nominations name the playwright — about 1,600 nominations that previously credited nobody.
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- Filled in the winners for hundreds of award categories that previously showed nominees but no winner — across the BAFTA Television and Film Awards, the Emmys, the Grammys and the Golden Globes.
- Filled in hundreds of missing award winners by reading Wikipedia's per-category pages where the ceremony pages don't say who won — most visibly the 2008–2010 BAFTA Television Awards, which were missing winners in forty categories.
- Recovered hundreds of award winners and nominations that were being dropped — including performances at The Game Awards, the Emmys' variety writing and directing awards, and cases where someone nominated twice in the same category only appeared once.
- Fixed the Golden Globes' 1982 television awards, which were listed as film awards — M*A*S*H and Taxi were recorded as Best Motion Picture nominees — and removed duplicate nominees that appeared in both the Comedy and Musical categories in years the Globes awarded them together.
- The Screen Actors Guild pages were missing several winners, including ER and The Office for the years they swept the ensemble awards, and the television movie categories were missing a decade of nominees.
- The Oscars' acting, sound and production design awards and the Tonys' featured acting awards were missing their full nominee lists for many years — Wikipedia had quietly renamed those categories. All of them are now complete.
- Fixed song nominations that were credited to the film instead of the song, and stopped episode titles, songs, TV networks and countries from being listed as nominees. Grammy pages now credit the right artists — Eminem's page alone was missing three nominations and a win.
- Fixed a batch of data errors — countries were being listed as nominees, some bands appeared twice, The Crown was filed as a film and Titanic as a song, and a few unrelated works that share a title had been merged into one. Game studios now have their own pages, separate from bands.
- The Emmys now include the Creative Arts categories — guest acting, narration, choreography, animated programs, documentaries, music and more — and the producers behind winning programs are now credited on their own pages.
- The Tonys now cover the featured acting awards, directing, revivals, and the score, book, orchestration and choreography awards — roughly two and a half times the nominations.
- The Grammys now cover every major category — rock, pop, rap, country, R&B, jazz, Latin, gospel and more — rather than just the big four, and the nominees are back on Album, Record and Song of the Year for the years that were missing them.
- The home page now opens with the latest winners and a countdown to the next ceremony, and you can browse everything by year or by medium — film, television, music, theatre and video games.
- The BAFTA Film Awards now go back to the very first ceremony in 1949, including the era when acting awards were split into British and foreign categories, and the 2012 and 2013 BAFTA TV Awards are now complete.
- Added the BAFTA Games Awards, covering every ceremony from 2004 to 2026 with winners, nominees and the studios behind each game.
- Added the BAFTA TV Awards, covering every ceremony from 1996 to 2026 with winners and nominees across 28 categories.
- The laurel icon now shows in browser tabs and search results, and page titles lead with the film or person's name instead of the award names.
- Added the BAFTA Film Awards, covering every ceremony from 1969 to 2026 with winners and nominees across 29 categories.
- Search now finds video game titles and categories.
- Added The Game Awards — 2014-2025 winners and nominees across 23 categories, from Game of the Year to the genre and craft awards, with the studios behind each game.
- Tuned the whole site for phones — bigger tap targets and text, a simpler header, the award filter as tappable pills, and shorter award names everywhere; search now ranks name-start matches first and returns more results.
- Tuned the whole site for phones — bigger tap targets and text, a simpler header, the award filter as tappable pills, and shorter award names everywhere; search now ranks name-start matches first and returns more results.
- Added the 79th Tony Awards (2026), and filled in the exact date for ceremonies across every award.
- Improved our behind-the-scenes traffic analytics.
- Upcoming ceremonies now include every award's next edition — the Tonys among them — and, when known, the date nominees are announced.
- Added an update log, generated automatically from each deploy.
- Merged duplicate records for Forrest Gump, Braveheart, Saving Private Ryan, and 11 other films, and corrected Fame's mis-dated Best Original Score win.
- Added the Grammy Awards, covering the Album of the Year, Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best New Artist categories.
- Added the Tony Awards.