The British Academy of Film and Television Arts Los Angeles (BAFTA Los Angeles) celebrated Emmy weekend with their annual TV Tea Party. Launched in 2003, the TV Tea Party is one of the most prestigious events in the annual awards calendar. The 2017 Tea was held the Saturday afternoon prior to The Primetime Emmy Awards at The Beverly Hilton Hotel, and celebrated excellence in television by honoring this year’s nominees
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We all know that the Golden Globes Ceremony is just the beginning of the night for the stars (especially if you checked our Golden Globe Event Guide, you would definitely know). All of the major studios and agencies around town host parties close to the Beverly Hilton or in fact at the Beverly Hilton like the annual Warner Bros and Instyle party where celebrities literally walked to from the ceremony.
The British Academy of Film and Television Arts Los Angeles (BAFTA Los Angeles) celebrated the 2016 Awards Season with their annual Tea Party on Saturday, January 9, 2016. The BAFTA Los Angeles Tea Party is one of the most prestigious events in the annual awards calendar, celebrating excellence in the craft, and wishing the best of luck to all nominees for the awards season ahead. Awards Season Nominees along with
On Friday night leading up to the Emmy’s, The Television Industry Advocacy Awards benefitting The Creative Coalition in partnership with TV Guide Magazine and TVInsider.com saluted leaders in the television industry who have used their power of celebrity to advocate for charitable and social causes. The inaugural event honored television’s most significant actors, showrunners, and executives for commitment to their respective causes. Early in the night, guests gathered for a
Invite Only – The Television Industry Advocacy Awards Gala benefitting The Creative Coalition in partnership with TV Guide Magazine and TVInsider.com honoring Laverne Cox, Eva Longoria, Anthony Anderson, Tim Robbins, Constance Zimmer, Alan Cumming, Beth Behrs, Jeffrey Tambor, Alfre Woodard, and Neal Baer.
