The Los Angeles Press Club’s National Entertainment Journalism Awards have become the National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Awards Contest to better reflect the journalism industry’s natural marriage of entertainment and arts coverage.
The contest is open to all journalists covering arts and entertainment in the US, including International journalists.
The National Entertainment Journalism Awards were founded in 2008 and recognize the finest work from U.S.-based entertainment reporters and editors, as well as theater, film and television critics in all mediums — print, radio, TV and online.
This includes international journalists working in a language other than English.
Winners Circle
HONORARY AWARDS AND OTHER PRIZES
Luminary Award for Career Achievement
The Career Achievement Award was instituted to honor a distinguished member of the entertainment journalism community.
Distinguished Storyteller Award
The Distinguished Storyteller Award was instituted to pay tribute to those committed to important storytelling in ways other than journalism.
Legend Award for Lifetime Achievement and Contributions to Society
The Legend Award honors an individual within the entertainment industry for their venerable contributions to the industry and to society.
Impact Award for Influential Contributions to Culture and Society
The Impact Award is reserved for journalists whose work has made a profound difference in the world.
Native Americans in the Arts and Entertainment Award
The Native Americans in the Arts and Entertainment Award honors a story that highlights issues affecting Native Americans in the industry.
David Robb Civil Justice Award for Best Investigative Civil Justice Story or Series
The $5,000 David Robb Civil Justice Award is given annually to the best investigative reporter focused on the entertainment industry.
Visionary Award for Humanitarian Work
The Visionary Award honors an individual within the entertainment industry who uses their high-profile status to make the world a better place.
