Who won that award?

Here's a great source for lists. The Los Angeles Times has a great section on its web site called The Envelope - a listing of winners of 102 different sets of awards. It covers a wide range, from the Academy Awards to the Writers Guild Awards. Even the Chlotrudis Awards and Junos are included.

The listings are not quite up to date - 2004 seems to be the most recent year - but beyond that they're pretty extensive.

Here is a list of the awards covered:

• Academy Awards
• Academy of Country Music Awards
• African-American Film Critics Association Awards
• Alexandrias
• American Cinematographers Awards
• American Music Awards
• AFI Top 10 Films of 2004
• Art Directors Guild Awards
• Artios Awards
• Astaire Awards
• Boston Society of Film Critics Awards
• Brit Awards
• British Film Awards
• British Independent Film Awards
• Broadcast Film Critics Awards
• Canadian Country Music Awards
• Central Ohio Film Critics Awards
• Chicago Film Critics Awards
• Chlotrudis Awards
• Cinema Audio Society Awards
• Cinemarati Awards
• Cinematheque Award
• Clarence Derwent Awards
• Costume Designers Guild Awards
• Country Music Association Awards
• Dallas-Forth Worth Film Critics Awards
• Directors Guild Awards
• Directors Guild of Canada Awards
• Directors Guild of Great Britain
• Dove Awards
• Drama Desk Awards
• Drama League Awards
• Edgar Allan Poe Awards
• Emmy Awards
• Empire Awards
• European Film Awards
• Evening Standard British Film Awards
• Evening Standard Theatre Awards
• Flameworthy Video Music Awards
• Florida Film Critics Awards
• Gemini Awards
• Genie Awards
• GLAAD Media Awards
• Golden Eddie Awards
• Golden Globe Awards
• Golden Laurel Awards
• Golden Boot Awards
• Golden Raspberry (Razzies) Awards
• Golden Reel Awards
• Grammy Awards
• Hasty Pudding Awards
• Hastings Bad Cinema Society Stinker Awards
• Helen Hayes Awards
• Hugo Awards
• Image Awards
• Independent Spirit Awards
• Iowa Film Critics Awards
• Juno Awards
• Kansas City Film Critics Awards
• Kennedy Center Honors
• Las Vegas Film Critics Awards
• Laurence Olivier Awards
• London Film Critics Awards
• Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Awards
• Los Angeles Film Critics Awards
• Lucille Lortel Awards
• MTV Video Music Awards
• MTV Movie Awards
• New York Drama Critics Circle Awards
• National Board of Review Awards
• New York Film Critics Awards
• New York Film Critics Online Awards
• National Film Registry Additions
• National Society of Film Critics Awards
• Obie Awards
• Online Film Critics Society Awards
• Online Film & Television Academy Awards
• Outer Critics Circle Awards
• People's Choice Awards
• Phoenix Film Critics Awards
• Pulitzer Prize for Drama
• Richard Seff Awards
• Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees
• San Diego Film Critics Awards
• San Francisco Film Critics Awards
• St. Louis Film Critics Awards
• Satellite Awards
• Saturn Awards
• Screen Actors Guild Awards
• Seattle Film Critics Awards
• Southeastern Film Critics Awards
• Soul Train Music Awards
• Television Critics Association Awards
• Theatre World Awards
• Tony Awards
• Toronto Film Critics Awards
• USC Scripter Award
• Vancouver Film Critics Awards
• Visual Effects Society Awards
• Washington D.C. Film Critics Awards
• Women Film Critics Circle Awards
• Writers Guild Awards

Some interesting tidbits from the site:

Graham Shaw was selected as Most Promising Male Vocalist for 1981 at the Junos, beating out Bryan Adams and Long John Baldry. (I'm not sure why Long John would be thought of as a newcomer in 1981!)


Jesus Is Coming Soon by R.E. Winsett was the Song of the Year at the first Dove Awards in 1968.


Peter Weir was voted Best Director for The Truman Show at the 3rd Florida Film Critics Awards in 1998