Colman Domingo will be honored at the Palms Springs International Film Awards, taking place during the annual festival in January. According to The Hollywood Reporter, he's set to receive the actor Spotlight Award for his work in the movie Sing Sing.
"We are so thrilled to honor the remarkable talent of Colman Domingo at the Palm Springs International Film Awards for the second year in a row. In Sing Sing, Colman Domingo delivers another outstanding performance based on the true story of the wrongfully convicted Divine G, who finds purpose in prison through stage acting,” says Nachhattar Singh Chandi, chairman for the festival. “For this incredibly raw and captivating performance, it is our honor to present the Spotlight Award, Actor to Colman Domingo.”
Colman is a repeat winner, as he won the award last year for his performance in the movie Rustin.
The 2025 presentation is slated for Jan. 3, the second day of the Palm Springs International Film Festival, starting Jan. 2 and ending Jan. 13.
Photo by Amy Sussman/Getty Images for Celebrity Fight Night
The death of Grammy-winning producer Quincy Jones has been met with tributes from many, including LL Cool J, Colman Domingo and Victoria Monét.
"You were a father and example at a time when I truly needed a father and example. Mentor. Role model. King. You gave me opportunities and shared wisdom," LL wrote. "Music would not be music without you. My condolences to the entire family. I love you. Rest in the sweetest music eternally. #ripquincyjones one of one."
Colman recalled the first time he met Quincy. "He asked, where are you from? Philly I replied, his eyes twinkled and he talked about the Uptown Theater," Colman shared on X. "I was so thrilled to meet Mr. American Music himself. I literally kneeled because he was a King. Thank you Mr. Quincy Jones for giving us all the sound."
In Victoria's post, she wrote that Quincy was "one of my biggest inspirations!" She added, "Quincy I love you so much!!! Your legacy will live on forever and ever. Heaven definitely got an upgrade with you."
Sheryl Lee Ralph also honored Quincy, praising him for "a life well lived." Actor Robert David said he's devastated by the news of Quincy's death, remembering him for his "Genius , Heart , Talent , Inspiration , Support , Encouragement."
Colman Domingo to receive Spotlight Award at Palm Springs International Film Awards
Posted/updated on:
November 5, 2024 at
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Colman Domingo will be honored at the Palms Springs International Film Awards, taking place during the annual festival in January. According to The Hollywood Reporter, he's set to receive the actor Spotlight Award for his work in the movie Sing Sing.
"We are so thrilled to honor the remarkable talent of Colman Domingo at the Palm Springs International Film Awards for the second year in a row. In Sing Sing, Colman Domingo delivers another outstanding performance based on the true story of the wrongfully convicted Divine G, who finds purpose in prison through stage acting,” says Nachhattar Singh Chandi, chairman for the festival. “For this incredibly raw and captivating performance, it is our honor to present the Spotlight Award, Actor to Colman Domingo.”
Colman is a repeat winner, as he won the award last year for his performance in the movie Rustin.
The 2025 presentation is slated for Jan. 3, the second day of the Palm Springs International Film Festival, starting Jan. 2 and ending Jan. 13.
LL Cool J, Victoria Monét, Ice-T and more pay tribute to the late Quincy Jones
Posted/updated on:
November 4, 2024 at
1:03 pm
Photo by Amy Sussman/Getty Images for Celebrity Fight Night
The death of Grammy-winning producer Quincy Jones has been met with tributes from many, including LL Cool J, Colman Domingo and Victoria Monét.
"You were a father and example at a time when I truly needed a father and example. Mentor. Role model. King. You gave me opportunities and shared wisdom," LL wrote. "Music would not be music without you. My condolences to the entire family. I love you. Rest in the sweetest music eternally. #ripquincyjones one of one."
Colman recalled the first time he met Quincy. "He asked, where are you from? Philly I replied, his eyes twinkled and he talked about the Uptown Theater," Colman shared on X. "I was so thrilled to meet Mr. American Music himself. I literally kneeled because he was a King. Thank you Mr. Quincy Jones for giving us all the sound."
In Victoria's post, she wrote that Quincy was "one of my biggest inspirations!" She added, "Quincy I love you so much!!! Your legacy will live on forever and ever. Heaven definitely got an upgrade with you."
Sheryl Lee Ralph also honored Quincy, praising him for "a life well lived." Actor Robert David said he's devastated by the news of Quincy's death, remembering him for his "Genius , Heart , Talent , Inspiration , Support , Encouragement."
