In recent years, award shows face scrutiny over their credibility, with critics arguing they have shifted towards popularity contests. This raises questions about the balance between artistic merit and mainstream appeal in determining winners.
"Big Little Lies" dazzled with its ensemble of A-list actors, raising questions about whether its success hinged more on star power than storytelling. While performances were stellar, did the narrative hold its own, or was it overshadowed by celebrity allure?
