2016 MTV Movie Award Nominations

Movie of the Year
Avengers: Age of Ultron
Creed
Deadpool
Jurassic World
Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Straight Outta Compton

True Story
The Big Short
Concussion
Joy
The Revenant
Steve Jobs
Straight Outta Compton

Documentary
Amy
Cartel Land
He Named Me Malala
The Hunting Ground
What Happened, Miss Simone?
The Wolfpack

Best Female Performance
Morena Baccarin "Deadpool"
Anna Kendrick, "Pitch Perfect 2"
Jennifer Lawrence "Joy"
Daisy Ridley "Star Wars: The Force Awakens"
Charlize Theron, "Mad Max: Fury Road"
Alicia Vikander "Ex Machina"

Best Male Performance
Matt Damon, "The Martian"
Leonardo DiCaprio, "The Revenant"
Michael B. Jordan, "Creed"
Chris Pratt, "Jurassic World"
Ryan Reynolds, "Deadpool"
Will Smith, "Concussion"

Breakthrough Performance
John Boyega, "Star Wars: The Force Awakens"
O’Shea Jackson Jr., "Straight Outta Compton"
Dakota Johnson, "Fifty Shades of Grey"
Brie Larson "Room"
Daisy Ridley, "Star Wars: The Force Awakens"
Amy Schumer "Trainwreck"

Best Comedic Performance
Will Ferrell, "Get Hard"

Kevin Hart, "Ride Along 2"

Melissa McCarthy, "Spy"
Ryan Reynolds, "Deadpool"
Amy Schumer, "Trainwreck"
Rebel Wilson, "Pitch Perfect 2"

Best Action Performance
John Boyega, "Star Wars: The Force Awakens"
Vin Diesel, "Furious 7"
Dwayne Johnson, "San Andreas"
Jennifer Lawrence, "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay — Part 2"
Chris Pratt, "Jurassic World"
Ryan Reynolds, "Deadpool"

Best Hero
Chris Evans, "Avengers: Age of Ultron"
Daisy Ridley, "Star Wars: The Force Awakens"
Dwayne Johnson, "San Andreas"
Jennifer Lawrence, "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay — Part 2"
Paul Rudd, "Ant-Man"
Charlize Theron, "Mad Max: Fury Road"

Best Villain
Adam Driver, Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Tom Hardy, The Revenant
Samuel L. Jackson, Kingsman: The Secret Service
Hugh Keays-Byrne, Mad Max: Fury Road
Ed Skrein, Deadpool
James Spader, Avengers: Age of Ultron

Best Virtual Performance
Jack Black, Kung Fu Panda 3
Seth MacFarlane, Ted 2
Lupita Nyong’o, Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Amy Poehler, Inside Out
Andy Serkis, Star Wars: The Force Awakens
James Spader, Avengers: Age of Ultron

Ensemble Cast
Avengers: Age of Ultron
Furious 7
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay — Part 2
Pitch Perfect 2
Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Trainwreck

Best Kiss
Morena Baccarin & Ryan Reynolds, "Deadpool"
Dakota Johnson & Jamie Dornan, "Fifty Shades of Grey"
Margot Robbie & Will Smith, "Focus"
Rebel Wilson & Adam DeVine, "Pitch Perfect 2"
Amy Schumer & Bill Hader, "Trainwreck"
Leslie Mann & Chris Hemsworth, "Vacation"

Best Fight
Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) vs. Hulk (Mark Ruffalo), "Avengers: Age of Ultron"
Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) vs. Ajax (Ed Skrein), "Deadpool"
Imperator Furiosa (Charlize Theron) vs. Max Rockatansky (Tom Hardy), "Mad Max: Fury Road"
Hugh Glass (Leonardo DiCaprio) vs. The Bear, "The Revenant"
Susan Cooper (Melissa McCarthy) vs. Lia (Nargis Fakhri), "Spy"
Rey (Daisy Ridley) vs. Kylo Ren (Adam Driver), "Star Wars: The Force Awakens"

The 58th Annual Grammy Awards

I will update as it goes along:

Album of the Year - Taylor Swift "1989"
Record of the Year - Mark Ronson feat. Bruno Mars "Uptown Funk"
Song of the Year - Ed Sheeran and Amy Wadge "Thinking Out Loud"
Best New Artist - Meghan Trainor
Best Country Album - Chris Stapleton "Traveller"
Best Rap Album - Kendrick Lamar "To Pimp a Butterfly"
Best Musical Theater Album - Hamilton
Best Rock Performance - Alabama Shakes "Don't Wanna Fight"
Best Pop Solo Performance - Ed Sheeran "Thinking Out Loud"
Best Pop Duo/Group Performance - Mark Ronson feat. Bruno Mars "Uptown Funk"
Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album - Tony Bennett and Bill Charlap "The Silver Lining: The Songs of Jerome Kern"
Best Pop Vocal Album - Taylor Swift "1989"
Best Dance Recording - Skrillex and Diplo feat. Justin Bieber "Where Are U Now"
Best Dance/Electronica Album - Skrillex and Diplo "Skrillex and Diplo Present Jack U"
Best Metal Performance - Ghost "Cirice"
Best Rock Song - Alabama Shakes "Don't Wanna Fight"
Best Rock Album - Muse "Drones"
Best Alternative Music Album - Alabama Shakes "Sound & Color"
Best R&B Performance - The Weeknd "Earned It"
Best Traditional R&B Performance - Lalah Hathaway "Little Ghetto Boy"
Best R&B Song - D'Angelo and Kendra Foster "Really Love"
Best Urban Contemporary Album - The Weeknd "Beauty Behind the Madness"
Best R&B Album - D'Angelo and the Vanguard "Black Messiah"
Best Rap Performance - Kendrick Lamar "Alright"
Best Rap/Sung Collaboration - Kendrick Lamar feat. Bilal, Anna Wise, and Thundercat "These Walls"
Best Rap Song - Kendrick Duckworth, Kawan Prather, Mark Anthony Spears & Pharrell Williams "Alright"
Best Country Performance - Chris Stapleton "Traveller"
Best Country Duo/Group Performance - Little Big Town "Girl Crush"
Best Country Song - Hillary Lindsey, Lori McKenna & Liz Rose "Girl Crush"
Best Gospel Performance/Song - Kirk Franklin "Wanna Be Happy?"
Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song - Francesca Battistelli "Holy Spirit"
Best Gospel Album - Israel & NewBreed "Covered: Alive in Asia [Live]"
Best Contemporary Christian Music Album - Tobymac "This is Not a Test"
Best Roots Gospel Album - The Fairfield Four "Still Rockin' My Soul"
Best American Roots Performance - Mavis Staples "See That My Grave is Kept Clean"
Best American Roots Song - Jason Isbell "24 Frames"
Best Americana Album - Jason Isbell "Something More Than Free"
Best Spoken Word Album - Jimmy Carter "A Full Life: Reflections at Ninety"
Best Comedy Album - Louis C.K. "Live at Madison Square Garden"
Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media - Glen Campbell: I'll Be Me
Best Score Soundtrack for Visual Media - Antonio Sanchez "Birdman"
Best Song Written for Visual Media - Lonnie Lynn, John Stephens, and Che Smith "Glory" from "Selma"
Best Music Video - Taylor Swift feat. Kendrick Lamar "Bad Blood"
Best Music Film - Amy

2016 People's Choice Award Winners

Favorite Movie
"Furious 7"

Favorite Movie Actor
Channing Tatum

Favorite Movie Actress
Sandra Bullock

Favorite Action Movie"Furious 7"

Favorite Action Movie Actor
Chris Hemsworth

Favorite Action Movie Actress
Shailene Woodley

Favorite Animated Movie Voice
Selena Gomez ("Hotel Transylvania 2")

Favorite Comedic Movie
"Pitch Perfect 2"

Favorite Comedic Movie Actor
Kevin Hart

Favorite Comedic Movie Actress
Melissa McCarthy

Favorite Dramatic Movie
"The Martian"

Favorite Dramatic Movie Actor
Johnny Depp

Favorite Dramatic Movie Actress
Dakota Johnson

Favorite Family Movie
"Minions"

Favorite Thriller Movie
"Taken 3"

Favorite TV Show
"The Big Bang Theory"

Favorite Network TV Comedy
"The Big Bang Theory"

Favorite Comedic TV Actor
Jim Parsons

Favorite Comedic TV Actress
Melissa McCarthy

Favorite Network TV Drama
Grey's Anatomy

Favorite Dramatic TV Actor
Taylor Kinney

Favorite Dramatic TV Actress
Ellen Pompeo

Favorite Cable TV Comedy
"It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia"

Favorite Cable TV Drama
"Pretty Little Liars"

Favorite Cable TV Actor
Kevin Hart

Favorite Cable TV Actress
Sasha Alexander

Favorite Premium Cable TV Show
"Homeland"

Favorite Premium Cable TV Actor
Dwayne Johnson

Favorite Premium Cable TV Actress
Kristen Bell

Favorite TV Crime Drama
"Person of Interest"

Favorite TV Crime Drama Actor
Nathan Fillion

Favorite TV Crime Drama Actress
Stana Katic

Favorite Network TV Sci-Fi/Fantasy Show
"Beauty and the Beast"

Favorite Cable TV Sci-Fi/Fantasy Show
"Outlander"

Favorite Sci-Fi/Fantasy TV Actor
Jensen Ackles

Favorite Sci-Fi/Fantasy TV Actress
Caitriona Balfe

Favorite Competition TV Show
"The Voice"

Favorite Daytime TV Host
Ellen DeGeneres

Favorite Daytime TV Hosting Team
"The Talk"

Favorite Late Night Talk Show Host
Jimmy Fallon

Favorite Streaming Series
"Orange Is the New Black"

Favorite Actor In A New TV Series
John Stamos

Favorite Actress In A New TV Series
Priyanka Chopra

Favorite Animated TV Show
"The Simpsons"

Favorite New TV Comedy
"Scream Queens"

Favorite New TV Drama
"Supergirl"

Favorite Male Artist
Ed Sheeran

Favorite Female Artist
Taylor Swift

Favorite Group
Fifth Harmony

Favorite Breakout Artist
Shawn Mendes

Favorite Hip-Hop Artist
Nicki Minaj

Favorite R&B Artist
The Weeknd

Favorite Album
Title by Meghan Trainor

Favorite Song
"What Do You Mean?" by Justin Bieber

Favorite Music Icon
Madonna

The Oscar Narrative: Post Venice/Telluride/Toronto Predictions - The Techs Part 1

Best Cinematography
Roger Deakins "Sicario"
Hoyte Van Hoytema "Spectre"
Emmanuel Lubezki "The Revenant"
Robert Richardson "The Hateful Eight"
John Seale "Mad Max: Fury Road"

Other Contenders - Janusz Kaminski "Bridge of Spies", Daniel Mendel "Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens", Danny Cohen "The Danish Girl", Anthony Dod Mantle "In the Heart of the Sea", Edward Lachman "Carol", Alwin Kuchler "Steve Jobs", Christian Berger "By the Sea", Dariusz Wolski "The Martian", Dariusz Wolski "The Walk", Dan Laustsen "Crimson Peak", Cary Joji Fukunaga "Beasts of No Nation", John Mathieson and Seamus McGarvey "Pan", Danny Cohen "Room" Salvatore Totino "Everest", Barry Ackroyd "The Big Short", Dick Pope "Legend", Masanobu Takayanagi "Black Mass", Adam Arkapaw "Macbeth", Masanobu Takayanagi "Spotlight", Luca Bigazzi "Youth", Ben Davis "Marvel's The Avengers: Age of Ultron", Russell Carpenter "Ant-Man", Haris Zambarloukos "Cinderella", Matyas Erdely "Son of Saul"

Best Costume Design
Carol
Cinderella
Crimson Peak
The Danish Girl
Macbeth

Other Contenders - Brooklyn, Suffragette, Far From the Maddening Crowd, Youth, The Revenant, The Hateful Eight, Bridge of Spies, Pan, Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens, Mad Max: Fury Road, Trumbo, In the Heart of the Sea, I Saw the Light, Black Mass, Legend, Mr. Holmes, Spectre, By the Sea, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2, The Last Witch Hunter, The Martian

Best Film Editing
Joy
Mad Max: Fury Road
The Revenant
Spotlight
Steve Jobs

Other Contenders - Bridge of Spies, The Martian, The Hateful Eight, The Danish Girl, Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens, Spectre, Sicario, Carol, In the Heart of the Sea, Brooklyn, Creed, Secret in Their Eyes, The Big Short, Beasts of No Nation, Son of Saul, Burnt, Youth, Suffragette, Room, Clouds of Sils Maria, Ricki and the Flash, Crimson Peak, By the Sea, The Walk, Macbeth, Cinderella, Concussion, Me and Earl and the Dying Girl, Spy, Black Mass, Pan, Ant-Man, Marvel's The Avengers: Age of Ultron

Best Makeup and Hairstyling
The Danish Girl
Mad Max: Fury Road
Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens

Other Contenders - Pan, The Revenant, Carol, Black Mass, The Martian,  Crimson Peak, In the Heart of the Sea, Cinderella, The Hateful Eight, Macbeth, Steve Jobs, The Walk, Mr. Holmes, Victor Frankenstein, The Last Witch Hunter, Jupiter Ascending, Marvel's The Avengers: Age of Ultron, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2, Ricki and the Flash, I Saw The Light, Far From the Maddening Crowd, Creed, Southpaw, Spy

Best Production Design
Bridge of Spies
Carol
Cinderella
The Revenant
Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens

Other Contenders - Brooklyn, Pan, The Hateful Eight, Steve Jobs, Crimson Peak, Mad Max: Fury Road, Far From the Maddening Crowd, In the Heart of the Sea, Suffragette, The Martian, Mr. Holmes, Joy, Macbeth, Sicario, Room, Secret in Their Eyes, The Big Short, Youth, Ex Machina, By the Sea, Black Mass, Tomorrowland, The 33, Trumbo, Victor Frankenstein, Marvel's The Avengers: Age of Ultron, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2"

The 41st Annual Saturn Award Winners

Best Comic Book-to-Film Release
Guardians of the Galaxy

Best Science Fiction Film Release
Interstellar

Best Fantasy Film Release
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies

Best Horror Film Release
Dracula Untold

Best Thriller Film Release
Gone Girl

Best Action/Adventure Film Release
Unbroken

Best Actor in a Film
Chris Pratt "Guardians of the Galaxy"

Best Actress in a Film
Rosamund Pike "Gone Girl"

Best Supporting Actor in a Film
Richard Armitage "The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies"

Best Supporting Actress in a Film
Rene Russo "Nightcrawler"

Best Performer by a Younger Actor in a Film
MacKenzie Foy "Interstellar"

Best Film Director
James Gunn "Guardians of the Galaxy"

Best Film Writing
Christopher Nolan and Jonathan Nolan "Interstellar"

Best Film Editing
Edge of Tomorrow

Best Film Production Design
Interstellar

Best Film Music
Hans Zimmer "Interstellar"

Best Film Costume
Dracula Untold

Best Film Make-Up
Guardians of the Galaxy

Best Film Special/Visual Effects
Interstellar

Best Independent Film Release
Whiplash

Best International Film Release
The Theory of Everything

Best Animated Film Release
The LEGO Movie

Best Network Television Series
Hannibal

Best Syndicated/Cable Television Series
The Walking Dead

Best Limited Run Television Series
Game of Thrones

Best Superhero Adaptation Television Series
The Flash

Best Youth-Oriented Television Series
The 100

Best Actor in a Television Series
(TIE) Hugh Dancy "Hannibal" and Andrew Lincoln "The Walking Dead"

Best Actress in a Television Series
Caitronia Balfe "Outlander"

Best Supporting Actor in a Television Series
Laurence Fishburne "Hannibal"

Best Supporting Actress in a Television Series
Melissa McBride "The Walking Dead"

Best Performance by a Younger Actor in a Television Series
Maisie Williams "Game of Thrones"

Best DVD/BD Release
Odd Thomas

Best DVD/BD Television Release
Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery

Best DVD/BD Special Edition Release
Nightbreed: The Director's Cut

Best DVD/BD Collection Release
Halloween: The Complete Collection

The 26th Annual GLAAD Media Award Winners: Part 2

Outstanding Film - Limited Release
Lilting

Outstanding Documentary
L Word Mississippi: Hate the Sin

Outstanding Reality Program
R&B Divas: Atlanta

Outstanding Talk Show Episode
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver - "Pepe Julian Onziema"

Outstanding Television Journalism Segment
MSNBC Live - "Fired for Being Gay?"

Outstanding Television Journalism - News Magazine
Nick News with Linda Ellerbee - "Coming Out"

Outstanding Television Journalism Segment (Spanish)
Cafe CNN - “La historia de una [mujer] transexual”

Outstanding Television Journalism - News Magazine (Spanish)
(TIE) Primer Impacto - "Felipe Najera abre su corazón” and Al Rojo Vivio - “Orlando Cruz habla de su vida”

Excellence in Media Award
Kelly Ripa

Vito Russo Award
Thomas Roberts

2015 MTV Movie Award Winners

I will update the winners live:

Movie of the Year - The Fault in Our Stars
Best Male Performance - Bradley Cooper "American Sniper"
Best Female Performance - Shailene Woodley "The Fault in Our Stars"
Best Comedic Performance - Channing Tatum "22 Jump Street"
Best Duo - Zac Efron and Dave Franco "Neighbors"
Best Breakthrough Performance - Dylan O'Brien "The Maze Runner"
Best Kiss - Ansel Elgort and Shailene Woodley "The Fault in Our Stars"
Best Fight - Will Poulter and Dylan O'Brien "The Maze Runner"
Best Villain - Meryl Streep "Into the Woods"
Best WTF Award - Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne "Neighbors"
Best On-Screen Transformation - Elizabeth Banks "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1"
Best Scared-as-S*** Performance - Jennifer Lopez "The Boy Next Door"
Best Shirtless Performance - Zac Efron "Neighbors"
Best Musical Moment - Jennifer Lawrence "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1"
Best Hero - Dylan O'Brien "The Maze Runner"
Best Break-Up - Gone Girl
MTV Trailblazer Award - Shailene Woodley
MTV Generation Award - Robert Downey Jr.
Comedic Genius - Kevin Hart

2015 MTV Movie Award Predictions: Movie of the Year

Will Win - The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1

Could Win - Guardians of the Galaxy, The Fault in Our Stars, or American Sniper

Should Win - Selma, Whiplash, or Boyhood

Commentary - I am not a bit confident in this prediction, especially with the expanded number of nominees. I know that the Oscar fare like Selma, Whiplash, and Boyhood are probably out, but American Sniper could be a sleeper. But I think this is a three-way race. The Fault in Our Stars is in play in a lot of categories, which makes me think that it has a real shot here. Guardians of the Galaxy is easily a front runner, and I am pretty close to moving it into first place. But until it loses one of these things, I will stick with The Hunger Games. It has a proven track record, was hugely successful, and perfectly fits into this voting body.

2015 MTV Movie Award Predictions: Best Female and Male Lead

Best Male Lead
Will Win - Chris Pratt "Guardians of the Galaxy"
Could Win - Ansel Elgort "The Fault in Our Stars" or Bradley Cooper "American Sniper"
Should Win - Miles Teller "Whiplash" or Channing Tatum "Foxcatcher"
Commentary - American Sniper was a tremendous hit and Bradley Cooper, the only one to crossover with the Oscar Best Actor five, could benefit with a win here. Ansel Elgort is the heartthrob from the YA hit of the year The Fault in Our Stars. But I think that Chris Pratt, who was a breakout star with Guardians of the Galaxy, and has Jurassic World coming up soon, I think that this will be a huge reward for an up and coming movie star, and for a film that is clearly beloved among the populace.

Best Female Lead
Will Win - Shailene Woodley "The Fault in Our Stars"
Could Win - Jennifer Lawrence "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1" or Emma Stone "Birdman"
Should Win - Emma Stone "Birdman", Shailene Woodley "The Fault in Our Stars" and Reese Witherspoon "Wild"
Commentary - A great lineup of talented actresses makes for an interesting race. Kristen Stewart won three in a row, but eventually turned over the reign to Jennifer Lawrence, who could easily make history with a fourth win in a row. And while Birdman might not be the populist film, Emma Stone is certainly a well-liked younger actress with now an Oscar nomination under her belt, and a lot of upset potential. But I think that four in a row for Lawrence seems a bit much (not that I would be surprised), and Stone might need to find a more popular project. I think this is going to be Shailene Woodley's year. She has both The Fault in Our Stars, and the Divergent/Insurgent duo pulling in votes from all corners. She is a popular young star, and she is simply stunning in The Fault in Our Stars. It will be an incredibly close race, but I think Woodley ends Lawrence's reign.

2015 MTV Movie Predictions: Best Comedic Performance, Best On-Screen Transformation, and Best Breakthrough Performance

Best Comedic Performance
Will Win - Kevin Hart "The Wedding Ringer"
Could Win - Chris Pratt "Guardians of the Galaxy" or Channing Tatum "22 Jump Street"
Should Win - Rose Byrne "Neighbors" or Chris Rock "Top Five"
Commentary - Guardians is a huge success and Chris Pratt is a genuine star, and Channing Tatum has had a great year with Foxcatcher and 22 Jump Street. But I find it hard to bet against Kevin Hart. He is one of the most popular and hardest working comedian out there today. And while The Wedding Ringer was not his best effort, I think he has enough personal popularity to take the prize here. For the record, if voters really want to reward the best, then they should look to either Chris Rock or the always fantastic Rose Byrne. Both of them were simply fantastic in Top Five and Neighbors respectively, and I have my fingers crossed.

Best On-Screen Transformation
Will Win - Elizabeth Banks "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1"
Could Win - Eddie Redmayne "The Theory of Everything", Zoe Saldana "Guardians of the Galaxy", or Ellar Coltrane "Boyhood"
Should Win - Steve Carell "Foxcatcher"
Commentary - Carell was brilliant, but I think he is the fifth slot in a four-way race. Ellar Coltrane and Eddie Redmayne match the age of most voters, but both films are more pretentious, Oscar-bait films that will not appeal to the wider audience, although both are deserving. Guardians of the Galaxy was a huge hit, but Zoe Saldana with makeup doesn't seem to be a winner. I think that Elizabeth Banks, who strips down to bare bones, no fancy makeup that the character Effie is known for, will win over voters, who also happen to adore The Hunger Games series.

Best Breakthrough Performance
Will Win - Ansel Elgort "The Fault in Our Stars"
Could Win - Ellar Coltrane "Boyhood" or Dylan O'Brien "The Maze Runner"
Should Win - David Oyelowo "Selma"
Commentary - David Oyelowo should easily win this award for his stunning performance in Selma, but I honestly don't think he is even in the running. Ellar Coltrane spent 12 years of his life filming Boyhood, and Dylan O'Brien is a hit star in the MTV generation. But I think this one goes to Ansel Elgort for his first lead role in The Fault in Our Stars. He was great in the film, the film is a teen and emerging adult favorite, and I think he is the clear front runner.

2015 MTV Movie Award Predictions - Best On-Screen Duo, Best Kiss, Best Fight, and Best Villain

Best On-Screen Duo
Will Win - Ansel Elgort and Shailene Woodley "The Fault in Our Stars"
Could Win - Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill "22 Jump Street" or Vin Diesel and Bradley Cooper "Guardians of the Galaxy"
Should Win - Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill "22 Jump Street" or Ansel Elgort and Shailene Woodley "The Fault in Our Stars"
Commentary - Here's how I see this category. Four buddy comedies vs. the YA romance. Not only do I think that all four of those films will cancel out each other's votes, but that each of them would have trouble up against something like The Fault in Our Stars. Of the bunch, my guess would be that the duos from 22 Jump Street and Guardians of the Galaxy are the best bets to beat Elgort and Woodley, but I will be surprised if they pull it off.

Best Kiss
Will Win - Ansel Elgort and Shailene Woodley "The Fault in Our Stars"
Could Win - Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone "The Amazing Spider-Man 2"
Should Win - I see this as a two-way battle between four popular young films stars. I think that The Fault in Our Stars was much more popular, and was definitely better received than The Amazing Spider-Man 2. But Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone are also really popular actors, and a real life couple (apparently on a break, but wouldn't this be a great reunion?), which could persuade some votes their way.

Best Fight
Will Win - Chris Evans and Sebastian Stan "Captain America: The Winter Soldier"
Could Win - Seth Rogen and Zac Efron "Neighbors", or Jonah Hill and Jillian Bell "22 Jump Street"
Should Win - Michael Keaton and Edward Norton "Birdman"
Commentary - I would love to see Birdman win one of these things, just to prove the populist haters that it is a well-liked film across the board (although the nomination here goes a long way). But I think it is between either two funny fights, 22 Jump Street and Neighbors, and the big bad-ass blockbuster, visual effects-driven fight in Captain America. This category has seemed to reward the bigger players the last couple of years (The Hobbit, The Avengers, The Hunger Games, etc.). So I think that of the bunch Captain America is the front runner.

Best Villain
Will Win - Rosamund Pike "Gone Girl"
Could Win - J.K. Simmons "Whiplash" or Jillian Bell "22 Jump Street"
Should Win - J.K. Simmons "Whiplash"
Commentary - Just the scene where he throws the symbol of Miles Teller head is worthy of this award, and the Oscar win might actually help him. But I would be (pleasantly) surprised if he pulled it off. Jillian Bell was hilarious in 22 Jump Street and is a spoiler here. But Gone Girl was a huge film, and Rosamund Pike was bat-you know what-crazy in the film. It was so out of the box, so ridiculous, and so cold that I would be surprised if she didn't easily win this category.

2015 MTV Movie Award Predictions: Best Musical Moment and Best Scared-as-S*** Performance

Best Musical Moment
Will Win - Jennifer Lawrence "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1"
Should Win - Miles Teller "Whiplash"
Could Win - Miles Teller "Whiplash" or Chris Pratt "Guardians of the Galaxy"
Commentary - I would be thrilled if Whiplash took the cake here, especially since the whole film revolves around music, and Miles Teller is a popular young actor among the voting generation. But once again, I think this comes down to a battle between Hunger Games vs. Guardians of the Galaxy. Galaxy is the better of the two moments, but I think that this generation of MTV viewers will eat up another chance to reward Lawrence and The Hunger Games.

Best Scared-as-S*** Performance
Will Win - Dylan O'Brien "The Maze Runner"
Should Win - Rosamund Pike "Gone Girl"
Could Win - Rosamund Pike "Gone Girl" or Annabelle Wallis "Annabelle"
Commentary - Pike is obviously the best of the bunch, but she could be rewarded in another category (as you shall see). Plus, we have to remember the voting age of most of these folks. If they wanted to reward an actual horror film, then it will be Annabelle. But I think that The Maze Runner will play well with these particular voters, the same ones that love stuff like Divergent and The Hunger Games, and Dylan O'Brien, who is also on an MTV show, will swing enough voters his way.

2015 MTV Movie Award Predictions: Best WTF Moment and Best Shirtless Performance

Best WTF Moment
Will Win - Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne "Neighbors"
Should Win - Miles Teller "Whiplash"
Could Win - Jonah Hill and the Octopus "22 Jump Street"
Commentary - The WTF moment in Whiplash is the best nominee here (kind of surprised it got in to be honest), and it is a pivotal turning point in the film. It should win, but will probably lose out to more popular choices. Jonah Hill and the octopus is pretty ridiculous if you ask me, but Byrne and Rogen's moment in Neighbors is the most ridiculous of the bunch, and I think it pulls it off. Although I would also look out for Horrible Bosses 2. This is clearly going to be a battle of which of this year's raunchy comedies is the most popular.

Best Shirtless Performance
Will Win - Zac Efron "Neighbors"
Should Win - Not going there
Could Win - Channing Tatum "Foxcatcher" or Chris Pratt "Guardians of the Galaxy"
Commentary - Tatum's movie will be his biggest challenge here, although his personal popularity could easily override it. Chris Pratt is a possibility for Guardians, especially if the film gets on a roll. But after winning last year, and clearly being a favorite among this particular voting poplace, I will be surprised if Zac Efron does go 2 for 2. PS, I hate that every year the MTV folks make me pick a winner in these two categories. But after seeing their Best Film lineup this year, I am willing to let it go for now.

2015 Jameson Empire Award Winners

Best Film
Interstellar

Best Director
Christopher Nolan "Interstellar"

Best Actor
Andy Serkis "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes"

Best Actress
Rosamund Pike "Gone Girl"

Best British Film
Kingsman: The Secret Service

Best Thriller
The Imitation Game

Best Comedy
Paddington

Best Horror
The Babadook

Best Sci-Fi/Fantasy
X-Men: Days of Future Past

Best Female Newcomer
Karen Gillan "Guardians of the Galaxy" and "Oculus"

Best Male Newcomer
Taron Egerton "Kingsman: The Secret Service"

Empire Inspiration
Christopher Nolan

Empire Hero
Game of Thrones

Empire Legend
Ralph Fiennes

26th Annual GLAAD Media Award Winners - Part 1

The rest of the winners will be presented in May!

Best Film (Wide Release) - The Imitation Game

Best Drama Series - How to Get Away With Murder

Best Comedy Series - Transparent

Best Individual Episode (Without LGBT Character) - Drop Dead Diva - Identity Crisis

Best TV Movie/Miniseries - The Normal Heart

Best Music Artist - Against Me! "Transgender Dysphoria Blues"

Best Daily Drama - Days of Our Lives

Best Comic Book - Kurtis J. Wiebe and Roc Upchurch "Rat Queens"

Best Digital Journal Article - Advocate.com "31 Days of PrEP"

Best Blog - Autostraddle.com

2015 MTV Movie Award Nominations

There are always a few WTF nominations (Annabelle, The Boy Next Door, The Other Woman), but overall, this is a pretty great list that balances indies with blockbusters, and recognizes comedy, sci-fi, and drama. Honestly, while I actually enjoyed most of the Oscar nominations this year, if the Academy is so worried about ratings, but also wants to keep its prestige factor, it should actually look to this year's MTV Movie Awards nominees. There is a sentence I thought I would never type. Show is April 12th.

Movie of the Year
American Sniper
Boyhood
The Fault in Our Stars
Gone Girl
Guardians of the Galaxy
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1
Selma
Whiplash

Best Female Performance
Scarlett Johansson "Lucy"
Jennifer Lawrence "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1"
Emma Stone "Birdman"
Shailene Woodley "The Fault in Our Stars"
Reese Witherspoon "Wild"

Best Male Performance
Bradley Cooper "American Sniper"
Ansel Elgort "The Fault in Our Stars"
Chris Pratt "Guardians of the Galaxy"
Channing Tatum "Foxcatcher"
Miles Teller "Whiplash"

Best Breakthrough Performance
Ellar Coltrane "Boyhood"
Ansel Elgort "The Fault in Our Stars"
Dylan O'Brien "The Maze Runner"
David Oyelowo "Selma"
Rosamund Pike "Gone Girl"

Best Duo
Bradley Cooper and Vin Diesel "Guardians of the Galaxy"
Channing Tatum & Jonah Hill "22 Jump Street"
James Franco & Seth Rogen "The Interview"
Shailene Woodley & Ansel Elgort "The Fault in Our Stars"
Zac Efron & Dave Franco "Neighbors"

Best Scared-As-S*** Performance
Zach Gilford "The Purge: Anarchy"
Jennifer Lopez "The Boy Next Door"
Dylan O'Brien "The Maze Runner"
Rosamund Pike "Gone Girl"
Annabelle Wallis "Annabelle"

Best Fight
Chris Evans vs. Sebastian Stan "Captain America: The Winter Soldier"
Dylan O'Brien vs. Will Poulter "The Maze Runner"
Edward Norton vs. Michael Keaton "Birdman"
Jonah Hill vs. Jillian Bell "22 Jump Street"
Seth Rogen vs. Zac Efron "Neighbors"

Best Shirtless Performance
Zac Efron "Neighbors"
Ansel Elgort "The Fault in Our Stars"
Chris Pratt "Guardians of the Galaxy"
Channing Tatum "Foxcatcher"
Kate Upton "The Other Woman"

Best Kiss
Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield "The Amazing Spider-Man 2"
James Franco & Seth Rogen "The Interview"
Rose Byrne & Halston Sage "Neighbors"
Scarlett Johansson and Chris Evans "Captain America: The Winter Soldier"
Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort "The Fault in Our Stars"

Best WTF Moment
Jason Sudekis and Charlie Day "Horrible Bosses 2"
Jonah Hill "22 Jump Street"
Miles Teller "Whiplash"
Rosario Dawson and Anders Holm "Top Five"
Seth Rogen & Rose Byrne "Neighbors"

Best Musical Moment
Bill Hader & Kristen Wiig "The Skeleton Twins"
Chris Pratt "Guardians of the Galaxy"
Jennifer Lawrence "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1"
Miles Teller "Whiplash"
Seth Rogen & Zac Efron "Neighbors"

Best Villain
Jillian Bell "22 Jump Street"
Peter Dinklage "X-Men: Days of Future Past"
Rosamund Pike "Gone Girl"
J.K. Simmons "Whiplash"
Meryl Streep "Into the Woods"

Best Comedic Performance
Rose Byrne "Neighbors"
Kevin Hart "The Wedding Ringer"
Chris Pratt "Guardians of the Galaxy"
Chris Rock "Top Five"
Channing Tatum "22 Jump Street"

Best On-Screen Transformation
Elizabeth Banks "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1
Steve Carell "Foxcatcher"
Ellar Coltrane "Boyhood"
Eddie Redmayne "The Theory of Everything"
Zoe Saldana "Guardians of the Galaxy"

The 41st Annual Saturn Award Nominations

2014 was not just a great year for the indies, but also a great year for the big guys as well as countless blockbusters were also well-reviewed and well-received by the industry as a whole. The Saturn Awards, while always a bit off in some areas, nonetheless prove that point exactly. Check out the TV and Film nominees below:

Best Comic Book to Film Release
The Amazing Spider-Man 2
Captain American: The Winter Soldier
Guardians of the Galaxy
X-Men: Days of Future Past

Best Science Fiction Film Release
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
Edge of Tomorrow
Godzilla
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1
Interstellar
The Zero Theorem

Best Fantasy Film Release
Birdman
The Grand Budapest Hotel
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
Into the Woods
Maleficent
Paddington

Best Horror Film Release
Annabelle
The Babadook
Dracula Untold
Horns
Only Lovers Left Alive
The Purge: Anarchy

Best Thriller Film Release
American Sniper
The Equalizer
Gone Girl
The Guest
The Imitation Game
Nightcrawler

Best Action/Adventure Film Release
Exodus: Gods and Kings
Inherent Vice
Lucy
Noah
Snowpiercer
Unbroken

Best Actor in a Film
Tom Cruise "Edge of Tomorrow"
Chris Evans "Captain America: The Winter Soldier"
Jake Gyllenhaal "Nightcrawler"
Michael Keaton "Birdman"
Matthew McConaughey "Interstellar"
Chris Pratt "Guardians of the Galaxy"
Dan Stevens "The Guest"

Best Actress in a Film
Emily Blunt "Edge of Tomorrow"
Essie Davis "The Babadook"
Anne Hathaway "Interstellar"
Angelina Jolie "Maleficent"
Jennifer Lawrence "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1"
Rosamund Pike "Gone Girl"

Best Supporting Actor in a Film
Richard Armitage "The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies"
Josh Brolin "Inherent Vice"
Samuel L. Jackson "Captain America: The Winter Soldier"
Anthony Mackie "Captain America: The Winter Soldier"
Andy Serkis "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes"
J.K. Simmons "Whiplash"

Best Supporting Actress in a Film
Jessica Chastain "Interstellar"
Scarlett Johansson "Captain America: The Winter Solder"
Evangeline Lily "The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies"
Rene Russo "Nightcrawler"
Emma Stone "Birdman"
Meryl Streep "Into the Woods"

Best Performance by a Younger Actor/Actress in a Film
Elle Fanning "Maleficent"
MacKenize Foy "Interstellar"
Chloe Grace Moretz "The Equalizer"
Tony Revolori "The Grand Budapest Hotel"
Kodi Smit-McPhee "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes"
Noah Wiseman "The Babadook"

Best Film Director
Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu "Birdman"
James Gunn "Guardians of the Galaxy"
Doug Liman "Edge of Tomorrow"
Christopher Nolan "Interstellar"
Matt Reeves "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes"
Joe and Anthony Russo "Captain America: The Winter Soldier"
Bryan Singer "X-Men: Days of Future Past"

Best Film Writing
Christopher Markus, Stephen McFeely and Ed Brubaker "Captain America: The Winter Soldier"
Wes Anderson and Hugo Guinness "The Grand Budapest Hotel"
James Gunn and Nicole Perlman "Guardians of the Galaxy"
Fran Walsh, Philippa Boyens, Peter Jackson, & Guillermo del Toro "The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies"
Damien Chazelle "Whiplash"

Best Film Editing
Captain America: The Winter Solider
Edge of Tomorrow
Guardians of the Galaxy
Interstellar
Unbroken

Best Film Production Design
Captain America: The Winter Soldier"
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
The Grand Budapest Hotel
Guardians of the Galaxy
Interstellar
Into the Woods

Best Film Music
Henry Jackman "Captain America: The Winter Soldier"
Michale Giacchino "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes"
Alexandre Desplat "Godzilla"
John Powell "How to Train Your Dragon 2"
Hans Zimmer "Interstellar"

Best Film Costume
Dracula Untold
Exodus: Gods and Kings
Guardians of the Galaxy
Into the Woods
Maleficent
X-Men: Days of Future Past

Best Film Makeup
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
Dracula Untold
Guardians of the Galaxy
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
X-Men: Days of the Future Past

Best Film Visual Effects
Captain America: The Winter Soldier
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
Edge of Tomorrow
Guardians of the Galaxy
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
Interstellar

Best Independent Film Release
Grand Piano
I, Origins
A Most Violent Year
The One I Love
The Two Faces of January
Whiplash

Best International Film Release
Bird People
Calvary
Force Majeure
Mood Indigo
The Railway Man
The Theory of Everything

Best Animated Film Release
Big Hero 6
The Boxtrolls
How to Train Your Dragon 2
The LEGO Movie
The Wind Rises

Best Network Television Series
The Blacklist
The Following
Grimm
Hannibal
Person of Interest
Sleepy Hollow

Best Syndicated/Cable Television Series
American Horror Story: Freak Show
Continuum
Falling Skies
Salem
The Strain
12 Monkeys
The Walking Dead

Best Limited Run Television Series
Bates Motel
From Dusk Till Dawn
Game of Thrones
The Last Ship
The Librarians
Outlander

Best Superhero Adapted Television Series
Agent Carter
Agents of SHIELD
Arrow
Constantine
The Flash
Gotham

Best Youth-Oriented Television Series
Doctor Who
The 100
Pretty Little Liars
Supernatural
Teen Wolf
The Vampire Diaries

Best Actor in a Television Series
Hugh Dancy "Hannibal"
Grant Gustin "The Flash"
Andrew Lincoln "The Walking Dead"
Tobias Menzies "Outlander"
Mads Mikkelson "Hannibal"
Noah Wyle "Falling Skies"

Best Actress in a Television Series
Haley Atwell "Agent Carter"
Caitrionia Balfe "Outlander"
Vera Farmiga "Bates Motel"
Jessica Lange "American Horror Story: Freak Show"
Rachel Nichols "Continuum"
Rebecca Romijn "The Librarians"

Best Supporting Actor in a Television Series
David Bradley "The Strain"
Laurence Fishburne "Hannibal"
Sam Heughan "Outlander"
Erik Knudsen "Continuum"
Norman Reedus "The Walking Dead"
Richard Sammel "The Strain"

Best Supporting Actress in a Television Series
Emilia Clarke "Game of Thrones"
Jenna Coleman "Doctor Who"
Caroline Dhavernas "Hannibal"
Lexa Doig "Continuum"
Emily Kinney "The Walking Dead"
Melissa McBride "The Walking Dead"

Best Performance by a Younger Actor/Actress in a Television Series
Camren Bicondova "Gotham"
Maxim Knight "Falling Skies"
Tyler Posey "Teen Wolf"
Chandler Riggs "The Walking Dead"
Holly Taylor "The Americans"
Maisie Williams "Game of Thrones"

Best Guest Performance in a Television Series
Dominic Cooper "Agent Carter"
Neil Patrick Harris "American Horror Story: Freak Show"
John Larroquette "The Librarians"
Wentworth Miller "The Flash"
Michael Pitt "Hannibal"
Andrew J. West "The Walking Dead"

The Oscar Narrative: Another Year Down...

Well another Oscar year has come and gone, and like all of them this season was filled with highs and lows, and in the end, a group of incredibly deserving winners. But before we dive into the winners, and the season as a whole, let's talk about the ceremony. After sitting through what felt like a particularly long ceremony, a thought popped into my mind: fire these producers. The reason the show, overall, worked as well as it did was because you had talented people involved, five great original song performances, and some spirited and passionate winners that delivered memorable speeches (Simmons, Arquette, Common/John Legend, and all of Inarritu's just to name a few). All of these things succeeded despite the producers. They and their writers even managed to dull Neil Patrick Harris, who had a few good moments, but also had a lot of jokes and bits fall flat (boy Octavia Spencer deserves an Oscar for playing along with that locked box bit). The fact that they chose their song for Jennifer Hudson to sing after the in memoriam (from Smash of all things), and the fact that they slipped yet another musical tribute (Okay so the Lady Gaga and Julie Andrews combo turned into one of the shows best moments, but the original thought was my issue) just proved that this duo is a self-absorbed group of guys that don't seem to think about anything other than obvious self-promotion. Ratings will probably drop this year because of the indie choices, but I hope it is also the catalyst that keeps them from returning.

Now onto the winners. There were a lot of films that inspired passionate supporters, and each of the eight Best Picture nominees walked away with at least one Oscar. So everybody's favorite got some love, and for those of us who loved multiple nominees this year, that was nice to see, especially after so many nominees went home empty handed last year. For those in the Boyhood camp though, last night was a heart-breaker. The Arquette win was great, but for a film that some people predicted would win up to four awards, walking away with only one has definitely left some folks feeling burned. Boyhood was a remarkable achievement, but so was Birdman. So was The Grand Budapest Hotel, Selma, and Whiplash for that matter. Those in the Boyhood camp have already labeled the Birdman win as a narcissistic, and conventional choice on the part of Oscar voters, as compared to the once-in-a-lifetime experience that Boyhood was. For me, I was thrilled to see that the top four films this year for the Academy were Boyhood, Birdman, The Grand Budapest Hotel, and Whiplash. We shouldn't be dividing into camps, trashing each other, nor labeling any win as appalling or the wrong choice, especially among these four films. We should all be celebrating the fact that such bold and un-Academy films had such impact on the industry this year. Starting with Ang Lee's win for Life of Pi, continuing with Cuaron and 12 Years a slave last year, and now with the choices almost across the board this year (as always there were a few conventional choices), the Academy is moving in a direction that I think I really like. Would I have liked to have seen the love spread to Linklater and Anderson as well as Inarritu? Yes. Would I have preferred that the Birdman love would have spread to Michael Keaton? Of Course. But when the Academy gets a heck of a lot more right than it does wrong, that is reason enough to celebrate. So my favorite wins of the night: Simmons and Moore, Whiplash for Editing, Birdman for Picture and Director, and Glory for Original Song.

This was a season that became embroiled in controversy, and became politically charged. Every major biopic took a hit this season. Selma and American Sniper became a battle of race and politics, of conservative versus liberal. It is not worth going into exorbitant detail, as we have all just lived through it and there is no need to rehash. But the politics spilled over to the ceremony itself as puns about Citizenfour, as well as women's rights, civil rights, and gay rights came to the forefront. So it is no surprise that in the midst of all the controversy, that voters looked inward. Birdman does fit the model of a movie about the business equals Oscar glory. But it would be a huge mistake to categorize it with the like of Argo and The Artist, both fine films, but neither anywhere near the artistry of Birdman. That is a surface level way to dismiss its win, but it doesn't complete the whole picutre. These members of this industry saw something in Birdman that enticed and scared the hell of them. This was their way of rewarding something that spoke to them in a way it will never do to mainstream American audiences. By doing so, the Academy dodged those highly political topics, and maybe in their own way they pushed past the controversies. And who can blame them? Who wants to tackle these issues? There is not much the Academy can do. It has tried to diversify its membership, which I think is actually working. Clearly we are starting to see the results as these bolder films start to stake their claim as a younger and more diverse voting body sets in.. So while some may claim that the Academy is racist, ignores great art, etc. (for the record it is the industry that lacks diversity and the Academy is a byproduct of that), and some may say that they copped out of rewarding something that might have caused controversy, the real reason behind Birdman's win is that they simply liked it better, avoiding charged controversy was just a nice way addition. They cannot immediately fix their problems (although I;m sure they will try), and in the meantime they can continue to honor great film, which is exactly what they did last night.

So this is my sixth year of Oscar coverage, and I could not be happier than to announce that soon enough we will start year number seven. The void we are all feeling right now is inevitable, but there are plenty of awards, plenty of movies and television shows to be seen, and plenty of predictions to be made. The world keeps on spinning. Congratulations to this year's winners, you all worked hard and survived a long battle that is not easy. And finally, thank you all for continuing to read and comment here at The Awards Psychic. Without the support of the readers like you, none of this would be possible. So keep watching, keep reading, keep rooting for the movies you love. Stay passionate and engaged, and continue to tune into The Awards Psychic. I just hope I make the destination worth the journey. Goodbye Oscar season 2014-2015, and hello to new beginnings.

The 87th Annual Academy Awards

Congrats to all the winners, full recap tomorrow! Good Night!

Best Picture - Birdman
Best Director - Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu "Birdman"
Best Actor - Eddie Redmayne "The Theory of Everything"
Best Actress - Julianne Moore "Still Alice"
Best Supporting Actor - J.K. Simmons "Whiplash"
Best Supporting Actress - Patricia Arquette "Boyhood"
Best Adapted Screenplay - Graham Moore "The Imitation Game"
Best Original Screenplay - Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, Nicolas Giacobone, Alexander Dinelaris, and Armando Bo "Birdman"
Best Animated Feature Film - Big Hero 6
Best Documentary Feature - Citizenfour
Best Foreign Language Film - Ida (Poland)
Best Cinematography - Emmanuel Lubezki "Birdman"
Best Costume Design - Milena Canonero "The Grand Budapest Hotel"
Best Film Editing - Tom Cross "Whiplash"
Best Makeup and Hair Styling - Frances Hannon and Mark Coulier "The Grand Budapest Hotel"
Best Original Score - Alexandre Desplat "The Grand Budapest Hotel"
Best Original Song - John Legend and Common "Glory" from Selma
Best Production Design - Adam Stockhausen and Anna Pinnock "The Grand Budapest Hotel"
Best Sound Mixing - Craig Mann, Ben Wilkins and Thomas Curley "Whiplash"
Best Sound Editing - Alan Robert Murray and Bub Asman "American Sniper"
Best Visual Effects - Paul Franklin, Andrew Lockley, Ian Hunter and Scott Fisher "Interstellar"
Best Animated Short - Feast
Best Documentary Short - Crisis Hotline: Veterans Press 1  
Best Live Action Short - The Phone Call

The 35th Annual Razzie Award "Winners"

Worst Picture
Kirk Cameron's Saving Christmas

Worst Actor
Kirk Cameron "Kirk Cameron's Saving Christmas"

Worst Actress
Cameron Diaz "The Other Woman/Sex Tape"

Worst Supporting Actor
Kelsey Grammer "Expendables 3/ Legends of Oz/ Think Like a Man Too/ Transformers: Age of Extinction"

Worst Supporting Actress
Megan Fox "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles"

Worst Director
Michael Bay "Transformers: Age of Extinction"

Worst Screenplay
Darren Doane and Cheston Hervey "Kirk Cameron's Saving Christmas"

Worst Screen Combo
Kirk Cameron and his ego "Kirk Cameron's Saving Christmas"

Worst Remake, Rip-Off, or Sequel
Annie

The Razzie Redeemer Award
Ben Affleck - From Gigli to Argo and Gone Girl