Beyoncé, Kendrick Lamar, Doechia Among the early winners of the NACP Image Awards distributed during a virtual ceremony before the Livive Show

The Knowles-Carter family remains to be gathering equipment during the prize season. Both Beyoncé and her daughter, Blue Ivy Carter, took the NACP Image Awards home during the second night of the Virtual Award, resulting in live broadcast 56. Awards were awarded, amongst others, during virtual ceremonies in the world of music, television, film, podcasts and literature.

Beyoncé received two awards, one for an excellent artist, and the other for “Cowboy Carter”, who adopted the award for an excellent album. “Cowboy Carter”, the historical and musical tribute to Beyoncé for the role of black musicians in Country and Americana Music recently won the Grammy Award for the best Country album, in addition to for the highly desirable album of the 12 months, the distinction that escapes her legends for her all her profession. Queen Bey, nevertheless, will not be the only member of the household who brought home a recent statue of the coat; Blue Ivy won the image award for outstanding character performances, in a film for her work as “Kiara” in “Mufasa: The Lion King”.

Additional winners are Kendrick Lamar, who won more awards for his ubiquitous Disping Record, “Not Like Us”-bricking honor for an excellent song in hip-hop/rap. Chris Brown received the award for the outstanding artist of men and favorites of Doechia fans took home equipment for an excellent recent artist.

The historic non-fiction movie of Tythera Perry “The Six Triple Eight” raised the award for the outstanding solid of the band, while the star of the film, Ebony Obsidian, received the image award for an excellent breakthrough performance in the film.

On the television front “Gracie’s Corner”, an animated online music session with lessons for toddlers, received the award for an excellent animated series. Marlon Wayans, whose family might be introduced to the NACP Image Awards, received the award for outstanding guest results for his role in “Bel-Air”, where he played the role of Will (Banks Jabari) to a largely absent father, Lou. Ayo Edebiri won the award for her role in “The Bear”, giving honor for the outstanding groundbreaking creativity on television.

The entire list of winners (up to now) is accessible in terms of diversity, and more details about live broadcasts might be found on the NAACP Image Awards website.

With the introduction of the Wayans family to Hall of Fame, the former vice chairman of Kamala Harris will receive the chairman’s award, and Dave Chappelle will receive the president’s award.

. 56th NACP IMAGE Awards It will broadcast survive February 22, 2025 at 20.00 Est from Pasadena Civic Auditorium, in Pasadena, California, beyond Los Angeles.