Award shows are public events that recognize and honor outstanding achievements in various fields, such as film, television, music, theatre, and more. These ceremonies typically involve the presentation of awards to individuals or groups who have made significant contributions or excelled in their respective domains. Award shows often feature a mix of entertainment, including performances, celebrity appearances, and speeches. They serve not only to celebrate talent and creativity but also to promote artistic endeavors and foster a sense of community within the industry. Examples of prominent award shows include the Academy Awards (Oscars), the Grammy Awards, and the Golden Globe Awards. These events can influence popular culture and public opinion, as winning or being nominated for an award can enhance an artist’s career and visibility.
Richard Gere was honored for his career at the Goya Awards, using the event to deliver a strong critique of Donald Trump and the U.S. political scene. Gere described the…