Bryce Dessner

History was made at the 98th Academy Awards as Netflix's 'KPop Demon Hunters' secured the Oscar for Best Original Song with its hit 'Golden,' marking the first K-pop song to achieve this feat. The film also clinched Best Animated Feature. This groundbreaking win follows the song's earlier Grammy success, solidifying its global impact and the film's phenomenal reception.

A historic night for K-pop at the Oscars saw the team behind 'Golden' from 'KPop Demon Hunters' clinch the original song award. However, the celebration was marred by accusations of racism and disrespect as the Academy cut short Yu Han Lee's acceptance speech, sparking outrage among viewers and fans online.

At the star-studded 98th Academy Awards, a plethora of cinematic triumphs were on display, with 'One Battle After Another' stealing the spotlight by winning Best Picture alongside numerous other awards. Jessie Buckley dazzled the audience and judges alike, scoring Best Actress for her moving role in 'Hamnet', while Michael B.

The Black Label producer TEDDY's 'Golden' from animated blockbuster earns Golden Globe nomination, marking first Korean-American songwriter recognition in Best Original Song category history.

Hollywood's awards season ignited with the Critics Choice Awards, where 'One Battle After Another' clinched Best Picture and Director. 'Sinners' also shone, securing multiple wins. Acting accolades went to Timothée Chalamet and Jessie Buckley. Television saw 'Adolescence' and 'The Studio' triumph, setting a competitive tone for the upcoming awards.