The Complete List Of 2025 BET Awards Winners
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Culture's biggest night gave out awards to some of the most prominent names in entertainment on Monday night.
The 2025 BET Awards, aka “culture’s biggest night,” have finally arrived.
Kevin Hart returned to host the festivities, which marked the 25th anniversary of the annual award show. The network’s event kicked off live at Los Angeles’ Peacock Theater on Monday with a star-studded Black tie red carpet featuring a ton of flashy looks.
This year, Kendrick Lamar was the most nominated artist with 10 total nods, including Album of the Year for “GNX” and Video of the Year for his hit diss song, “Not Like Us.” Other big names with multiple nominations are Drake, Doechii, Future, GloRilla, SZA, The Weeknd and more.
In place of its usual Lifetime Achievement Award for one single honoree, this year BET chose four Ultimate Icons of music and entertainment to honor: Mariah Carey, Jamie Foxx, Snoop Dogg and Kirk Franklin.
Another special segment to celebrate the show’s quarter anniversary is an in-show musical tribute to “106 & Park,” BET’s legendary, culture-defining music video countdown show, which ran from 2000 to 2014. Former hosts AJ Calloway & Free, Rocsi Diaz & Terrence J, Julissa Bermudez and Keshia Chanté will reunite for the nostalgic event, which will feature performances from fellow former host Bow Wow, as well as Amerie, B2K, Jim Jones, Mya and T.I.
The prison-bound performer's popular song generated a dance craze.
The moment drew applause from others attending the "Les Misérables" production.
The "Late Night" host zinged the first family after a recent interview by the president.
The Kennedy Center red carpet moment prompted plenty of mockery on social media.
The band put out a tribute to the music legend, as did former member Al Jardine and his daughter, Wilson Phillips singer Carnie Wilson.
Lewis was known for hosting shows like “Total Request Live” and “Hot Zone” after she was hired as one of MTV’s VJs in 1997.
The actor made the admission while chatting with King Charles’ goddaughter India Hicks during an episode of the latter’s podcast.
"We realize that we are sharing our grief with the world," Wilson's family said of the Beach Boys co-founder.
His family said in a statement they are "heartbroken."
The pop star's pointed comeback comes amid a surge of cryptic social media posts from Bieber.
The singer pinpointed the time in her life she "got hit so hard."
The “Late Night” host zinged the president with a scathing line.
The late night host tore into the president for sending the military to deal with protests in Los Angeles.