Timothée's Heartfelt Love Shoutout Steals Critics' Choice Spotlight!

The 31st Annual Critics' Choice Awards was held at Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, California, and it was a night filled with memorable moments and big wins for stars in film and television. Timothée Chalamet took home the award for best actor for his role in Marty Supreme, where he played an ambitious table-tennis player in the 1950s. During his acceptance speech, Timothée appeared nervous but grateful, thanking his fellow nominees and the director Josh Safdie for creating a meaningful story. The highlight of his speech was when he thanked his girlfriend Kylie Jenner, saying 'I love you' and acknowledging her support over the past three years. Kylie, known for her reality TV fame, was seen mouthing 'I love you' back, making their relationship a sweet focus of the evening.

Jessie Buckley won best actress for her performance in Hamnet, a historical drama about William Shakespeare and his wife Agnes. Buckley expressed her gratitude to director Chloe Zhao and her co-stars, especially Paul Mescal, whom she praised for his talent and kindness. She also thanked Emily Watson, calling her a guiding star. Owen Cooper, a 16-year-old actor from the Netflix series Adolescence, won best supporting actor in a limited series. He shared how the past year had been life-changing for him and his family, and he thanked everyone who helped him along the way. His co-stars Stephen Graham and Erin Doherty also received awards for their roles in the series.

Comedian Seth Rogen won best actor in a comedy series for The Studio and joked that the award was so satisfying he could skip therapy for the week. Jimmy Kimmel, who won best talk series, delivered a humorous speech and poked fun at Donald Trump, referencing the FIFA peace prize. Leonardo DiCaprio's action thriller One Battle After Another won best picture, and Paul Thomas Anderson was named best director. The film Sinners won four categories, including best casting and best ensemble. Other notable wins included Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy for best movie made for television and KPop Demon Hunters for best animated feature and best song. The stars also impressed with their fashion choices, with Chase Infiniti and Teyana Taylor standing out in bold outfits, and Michael B Jordan and Ariana Grande making stylish appearances. The Critics' Choice Awards celebrated the best in film, TV, and streaming, giving stars a boost in the Oscars race and providing fans with plenty of memorable moments.