SAG Awards Review: Ranking All the Speeches from 2021’s Tidy Little Show
Clocking in under an hour, the Screen Actors Guild Awards relied on winners and their words to sell an otherwise clip-heavy ceremony.
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SAG Awards Film Winners Analysis: What the Night of Upsets Means for the Oscars
More often than not, SAG Award winners repeat at the Oscars. Will Sunday night’s spoilers have a chance?
SAG Awards Provide Clarity for Emmy Race, but Not Insight
“The Crown,” Anya Taylor-Joy, Jason Sudeikis, rinse, repeat.
SAG Awards 2021: ‘Trial of the Chicago 7,’ ‘The Crown,’ ‘Schitt’s Creek’ Win Big
Follow along for this year’s winners on Sunday, April 4.
How to Watch the 2021 SAG Awards
The 27th annual SAG Awards go down Sunday April 4 at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT. Here’s how to watch from home.
With the SAG Awards on Deck, What’s Next in TV Honors?
Don’t expect any big surprises from the Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday.
SAG Awards TV Predictions: Can ‘Bridgerton’ Dethrone ‘The Crown’? Will ‘Ted Lasso’ Top ‘Schitt’s Creek’?
And in an impossible choice between talented stars, who will the Screen Actors Guild honor: Anya Taylor-Joy or Michaela Coel?
SAG Awards Film Predictions: How the Winners Could Shift the Oscar Race
From “Minari” to “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom,” SAG wins could change the direction of several key Oscar races.
Everybody Loves Netflix, as SAG Awards Embrace ‘The Crown’ and ‘Ozark’
But can there be too much of a good thing when network siblings are vying for the same awards oxygen?
SAG Awards 2021 TV Snubs and Surprises: ‘What We Do in the Shadows’ and ‘Normal People’ Shut Out
“The Crown” and “Ozark” dominated again, “Bridgerton” broke through, and, yes, Michaela Coel earned her first SAG nomination.
SAG Award Nominations 2021: ‘The Crown’ Dominates TV, ‘Minari’ Scores for Film Alongside ‘Ma Rainey’
The Screen Actors Guild chooses the best film and television performances of 2020.
SAG Awards TV Predictions: Can ‘The Crown’ Repeat, and Will ‘Ted Lasso’ Break Through?
“Ozark” is looking to reassert itself as a major awards player, while “The Crown” hopes to start a hot streak. As for comedies, it’s anyone’s game.
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