Four-time Emmy nominee and Critics’ Choice Television Award winner Cat Deeley will host the live broadcast of the Critics’ Choice Television Awards on A&E on Sunday, May 31 (8pm ET/5pm PT), it was announced today by the Broadcast Television Journalists Association (BTJA). Deeley, longtime host of So You Think You Can Dance, hosted the first Critics’ Choice Television Awards in 2011.
In addition to So You Think You Can Dance, Deeley can be seen as villain Camomile White on Hulu’s Deadbeat, currently in its second season. Her other television credits include Disney Channel’s Shake it Up, HBO’s Life’s Too Short, TV Land’s The Exes as well as a voice role on The Simpsons.
The Critics’ Choice Television Awards will honor programs and performances that aired between June 1, 2014 and May 31, 2015. Submissions are still being accepted for The Most Exciting New Series category, which honors series premiering after May 1, 2015, including any announced summer, fall or winter premieres. The Most Exciting New Series winners will be announced on Tuesday, May 26.
Art Directors Club of Europe sets finalists for ADCE Awards 2024
The Art Directors Club of Europe (ADCE) has announced the finalists for the 33rd ADCE Awards, highlighting top creative talent from 22 countries.
An international jury gathered in Barcelona on October 29 and 30 to evaluate the best work of this year in European design and advertising, ultimately selecting the 2024 finalists entries.
Winners of the Gold Awards, along with Special Awards and the Grand Prix, will be unveiled at the ADCE Awards Gala Ceremony on November 22 during the ADCE Festival, while Silver, Bronze, and Shortlisted entries will be published immediately following the Gala on the ADCE website.
A total of 370 entries across 22 European countries have been selected as finalists. Final distinctions will include Gold, Silver, and Bronze winners, as well as special recognitions like the following:
European Star – honoring projects that reflect core European values such as democracy, freedom, justice, and peace.
Genius Loci – celebrating work that captures the spirit of specific places within Europe’s cultural heritage.
Green Star – recognizing projects that advance the circular economy, sustainability, or environmental protection.
Equal Star – rewarding creativity that challenges discrimination and stereotypes, promoting inclusivity.
This year’s ADCE Awards continue to celebrate the creativity, innovation, and values that characterize Europe’s artistic landscape.
The leading countries contributing to this selection include Germany with 108 finalist entries, Spain with 48, Austria with 33, Portugal with 30, Italy with 23, Switzerland with 21 and the U.K. with 20.
The finalists for the ADCE Awards 2024 can be accessed