Wham!’s 1984 holiday classic “Last Christmas” is one of the five nominees for most performed work, a remarkable sign of its staying power.
Most of the honorees have hailed from Britain, though the roster also includes two Americans and a Frenchman.
Using your moment on stage to actually say something important — what a concept!
The papal succession drama tied with The Brutalist for most wins (four each).
The winner will be announced in December ahead of March's ceremony in London.
The annual U.K. awards show is one of the few industry events that exclusively celebrates the achievements of both artists and their managers.
RAYE, Teddy Swims and the sister trio The Warning are also set to perform.
The British girl group's highly anticipated live trek took in more than $19 million from the 20 shows reported so far, according to Billboard Boxscore.
This Could Be Texas is the first debut album to win the Mercury Prize since Arlo Parks’ Collapsed in Sunbeams three years ago.
Daniel Pemberton wins for scoring Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse.
