US EditionSabrina Carpenter, KATSEYE, Lady Gaga & More to Be Honored at 2026 Webby Awards
Kendrick Lamar and SZA, Sabrina Carpenter and Claude are among the honorees as Google takes Brand of the Year with 13 Webby wins.
- On Tuesday, April 21, the International Academy of Digital Arts & Sciences announced winners for the 30th annual Webby Awards, recognizing digital excellence across social media, entertainment, and artificial intelligence.
- Winners will be celebrated at a 30th-anniversary ceremony on Monday, May 11, in New York City, hosted by stand-up comedian and 'The Daily Show' correspondent Josh Johnson.
- Anthropic's Claude will receive the Webby Person of the Year Award for "its impact as an AI system reshaping how people create, communicate and work online," while Kendrick Lamar & SZA's "Luther" won for music video.
- Shonda Rhimes, Pete Davidson, Taraji P. Henson, Kylie Kelce, and Druski will receive Special Achievement honors, celebrating their contributions across streaming, comedy, and advocacy for underrepresented communities.
- The Academy named Google as Brand of the Year, iHeartMedia as Podcast Company of the Year, and PBS as Media Company of the Year, reflecting their influence across digital categories.
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2026 Webbys Winners List: Google, iHeartMedia and PBS Win Companies of the Year
The Internet’s biggest night is having a pretty big morning, as the winners for the 30th Annual Webby Awards were announced early Tuesday. Ahead of next month’s ceremony in New York hosted by “The Daily Show” correspondent Josh Johnson, the International Academy of Digital Arts & Sciences has revealed the winners for the 2026 Webbys — including categories across social media, entertainment, marketing and even AI. On the celebrity front, Shonda R…
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