Greg Davies 'thrilled' as he takes over BAFTAs hosting job from Alan Cumming
Greg Davies is excited to take over the hosting role for the BAFTA Television Awards from Alan Cumming this May.
Dresses of Czech Brand Leeda Shone at the Oscars and BAFTA Awards: Producer Alžběta Karásková Walked Away with the Statues in Them
Dresses from the Czech brand Leeda were prominently featured at the Oscars and BAFTA Awards, worn by producer Alžběta Karásková.
BAFTA TV Memorable Moments shortlist revealed but one huge Traitors scene is missing
The BAFTA TV Memorable Moments shortlist has been revealed, featuring six nominees, while notable scenes from 'The Traitors' and performances by Celia Imrie have been left off the list.
Who is Jessie Buckley, the actress who won the Oscar and all the awards of the season
Jessie Buckley, born in Ireland, has achieved remarkable recognition this awards season, culminating in an Oscar win for Best Actress.
Warwick Davis is pictured with mystery girlfriend following the death of his wife
Warwick Davis is starting a new chapter in his life with a new girlfriend after the death of his wife, Samantha Davis.
'I’m in Hollywood and a British scandal is set to propel an Oscars underdog to victory'
A British scandal from the BAFTA awards is affecting the perceptions of the British film industry among Oscar voters in Hollywood.
They threatened to practice yoga. They ended up being abused
The article discusses a new season of a popular Northern Irish political drama featuring a disturbing guru and elements of dark comedy.
The Ecuadorian video game 'Despelote' is nominated for the 2026 BAFTA Games
The Ecuadorian video game 'Despelote', set in Quito during the 2002 World Cup qualifications, has been nominated for the prestigious BAFTA Games 2026 awards.
‘The Shadow of My Father’, or How to Invent a Life with One's Progenitor
Akinola Davies Junior reflects on a day in Lagos with his deceased father in his BAFTA-winning film.
Award winning 100% rated drama that caused BAFTA controversy added to Netflix
The award-winning drama "I Swear," which sparked controversy at the BAFTAs, is now available on Netflix and tells the story of John Davidson, who faced Tourette syndrome in 1980s Scotland.
"I promised to make a true movie about Tourette's Syndrome." A conversation with the director of the film "I Curse"
The article discusses an interview with filmmaker Kirk Jones about his film "I Curse," aiming to educate the public on Tourette's Syndrome through humor and sensitivity.
BBC boss says they 'profoundly regret' broadcast of BAFTA racial slur
The BBC's director-general expressed profound regret for broadcasting a racial slur during the BAFTAs.
Furious Baftas host Alan Cumming slams BBC over 's***show' saying 'we were let down'
Alan Cumming, host of the BAFTA Awards, criticized the BBC for broadcasting a racial slur during the live show, calling it a 'triggering sh***show.'
NBC's 'Saturday Night Live' faces backlash for 'cruel' skit mocking Tourette syndrome following BAFTA incident
NBC’s 'Saturday Night Live' faces criticism over a skit that mocked Tourette syndrome in light of a controversial incident during the BAFTA awards.
Jeremy Clarkson says 'I'm not fooled' as he slams BAFTAs despite nominations
Jeremy Clarkson expresses skepticism about the BAFTA Awards, noting his past nominations but lack of wins and mocking the ceremony in a humorous commentary.
US comic blasted for 'despicable' joke about Bafta Tourettes sufferer John Davidson
Comedian Deon Cole faces backlash for a joke made about John Davidson, a Bafta Tourettes sufferer who unintentionally shouted a racial slur during an awards ceremony.
Brits host Jack Whitehall's opening speech leaves fans squirming as BAFTA joke 'goes wrong'
Jack Whitehall's opening speech at the Brits stirred discomfort among fans due to awkward jokes and a controversial incident referencing the BAFTAs.
DR MARC SIEGEL: A racial slur at BAFTA — and what tolerance really means
The BAFTAs faced backlash after an audience member with Tourette syndrome shouted a racial slur during the live broadcast, leading to an apology from the BBC.
The Manipuri film made for children has elevated India's name; it will be released again in the country
The Manipuri film 'Boong', which has gained international acclaim by winning the Best Children's and Family Film at the 79th BAFTA, is set for a re-release in Indian theaters on March 6.
Poisoned chalice? The BBC’s struggles to find a successor to Tim Davie
The BBC is struggling to find a successor for Tim Davie amid controversy following the recent inclusion of a racial slur during its Bafta coverage.
Mr. Nobody Against Putin: Our Hands Were Shaking While Making This Film, Says Radovan Síbrt After Winning a BAFTA Award
Radovan Síbrt discusses the achievements and challenges of producing the documentary 'Mr. Nobody Against Putin,' which features a Russian teacher's efforts to expose state propaganda in Russia and has earned accolades including a BAFTA award and an Oscar nomination.
Renate Reinsve in conversation with 'Rzeczpospolita'. The girl from a small village
Renate Reinsve discusses her rise to fame after the success of her film 'The Worst Person in the World' and her experiences at the Cannes Film Festival.
Weekly news quiz: A lonely monkey, a BAFTA winner and the end of the Olympics
This article features a news quiz covering various topics including a lonely monkey, a BAFTA winner, and highlights of the end of the Olympics.
Film awards race shows what stories about war West prefers to hear
The article discusses the prominence of two films about Russia and Ukraine in the current film awards season, highlighting the success of 'Mr. Nobody Against Putin' over '2,000 Meters to Andriivka.'
The BBC launches an investigation after a racist insult was uttered during the unedited BAFTA ceremony
The BBC has initiated an internal investigation following the unedited broadcast of a racist insult during the BAFTA ceremony, made by a guest with Tourette syndrome.
Kate and William. They come to the rescue of the British crown amid the Epstein case scandal: hidden details of their appearance at the BAFTA awards
Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton demonstrated unity and hope for the British royal family amidst fresh allegations against Prince Andrew related to the Epstein scandal.
Sunny-Bobby's Hema's strained relationships with daughters? Actress says - for Dad...
Hema Malini reflects on the posthumous BAFTA honor awarded to her late husband, Dharmendra, and expresses regret over not sharing a final moment with him.
Among BAFTA celebrities - famous Lithuanian entrepreneur Eva Cicinytė: had conversations with Vera Wang
Eva Cicinytė, a prominent Lithuanian entrepreneur, attended the BAFTA awards, reflecting on her unique experience outside the film industry alongside celebrity stylist Simone Harouche.
BBC launches investigation after racist insult aired during BAFTA broadcast
The BBC has opened an investigation into the airing of a racist insult during the BAFTA awards broadcast, which occurred while actors Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo were on stage.
BBC Scandal: 'Which Words End up in the Tic Repertoire Cannot be Influenced'
A Tourette activist made headlines and stirred controversy during the BAFTA Awards by shouting offensive words, including a racial slur, which broadcasted live on BBC.
BBC to conduct fast-track investigation into broadcasting of racial slur from Baftas
The BBC will conduct a fast-track investigation into a racial slur that was broadcast during its coverage of the Bafta film awards.
Leonardo DiCaprio's behavior behind the cameras surprised everyone at the BAFTA gala
The BAFTA gala on February 22 showcased glamour and unexpected moments, particularly highlighting Leonardo DiCaprio's surprising behavior off-camera.
"I am mortified": John Davidson, who has Tourette's syndrome, regrets his racist words at the Baftas
John Davidson, a Scottish man with Tourette's syndrome, expressed deep regret for uttering racist remarks at the Baftas, attributing them to his uncontrollable tics.
BAFTA tic sufferer says he was beaten within an inch of his life over Tourettes
Tourette's activist John Davidson has shared his experiences of violence and discrimination related to his condition, emphasizing the realities of living with coprolalia in the public eye.
Baylen Out Loud star flooded with support as she issues emotional statement
Reality star Baylen Dupree receives overwhelming support after defending Tourette's campaigner John Davidson following a racial slur incident at the BAFTAs.
BAFTA tic sufferer John Davidson reveals insult he called host Alan Cumming
John Davidson, a Tourette's syndrome sufferer, made headlines for shouting offensive language, including a racial slur, during the BAFTA awards, prompting apologies from both him and the organization.
40 years since Steven Spielberg's worst record (and in history)
The film 'Marty Supremo' faced a historic loss at the BAFTA awards, matching the record for the most nominations without a win.
Shoot in the Manipur curfew, neighbor kids actors... How the BAFTA-winning film 'Boong' was made!
The Manipuri film 'Boong' made history by becoming the first Indian-produced film to win a BAFTA award, earning recognition for Best Children's and Family Film.
Man with Tourette syndrome 'deeply mortified' after shouting racial slur at awards show
John Davidson, a man with Tourette syndrome, expressed deep mortification after shouting a racial slur during the BAFTAs, stating his tics are involuntary and not meant to offend.
Tourette Syndrome: What it is and how episodes of disinhibition in public are evaluated as occurred at the BAFTAs
A recent incident at the BAFTA Awards sparked a discussion about the distinction between involuntary tics and deliberate behavior when an audience member shouted a racist slur during the event.
BBC apologises to staff over N-word inclusion as Bafta announces comprehensive review
The BBC has issued an apology to its staff for failing to edit out a racial slur that was unintentionally included in the broadcast of the Bafta film awards.
BAFTA 2026: How an involuntary word became a scandal tarnishing this year's award ceremony
The 2026 BAFTA awards became one of the most controversial in history following a racist slur incident involving activist and producer John Davidson, which was poorly handled by the British Academy and the BBC.
Labour MP demands BBC explanation after 'unforgivable' Bafta racial slur broadcast
Labour MP Dawn Butler is seeking an explanation from the BBC for airing a racial slur during the Baftas, which she termed 'unforgivable'.
BAFTA ceremony criticized for handling of the N-word
The BAFTA ceremony faced backlash after the N-word was shouted by a member of the audience with Tourette's syndrome, leading to criticism of BBC and BAFTA's response.
Bafta judge quits over ‘utterly unforgivable’ handling of Tourette N-word incident
A Bafta judge resigns in protest over the organization's handling of a racial slur incident at an awards ceremony involving a Tourette syndrome campaigner.
BAFTA: juror resigns after racist insult and sparks criticism of BBC
A juror for the BAFTA resigns following a racist insult incident during the awards, leading to widespread criticism of the BBC's handling of the event.
'Utterly unforgivable': Filmmaker quits as BAFTA judge over handling of racist slur at awards ceremony
Filmmaker Jonte Richardson resigns from his position as a BAFTA judge due to the organization's mishandling of a racist slur incident during the awards ceremony.
The N-word was shouted during the Bafta: - Deeply distressed, says the man behind the shout.
The BBC has apologized after an offensive shout during the Bafta awards led to the entire broadcast being removed.
When will I Swear be released on Netflix?
The UK film I Swear, which follows the life of Tourette’s activist John Davidson, will soon be available on Netflix after winning a BAFTA for Robert Aramayo's performance.
BAFTA judge resigns after Tourette's sufferer's racial slur
A BAFTA judge resigned due to the organization's inadequate response to a racial slur incident involving a Tourette's sufferer at the award ceremony.