Taylor Swift, Bad Bunny, and Sydney Sweeney's bathwater are among the extremely online things nominated for Webby Awards in 2026.
The 30th edition of the show — which celebrates excellence on the internet in all its deranged forms — is set to take place May 11 in New York City, with comedian andcorrespondent Josh Johnson serving as host.
As always, the Webbys feature a wide-ranging assortment of categories, covering everything from AI, viral marketing, and social media, to podcasts, digital creators, and music videos. For instance, Swift’s nod came in the social category of Arts, Culture & Lifestyle, Social Campaigns, with the company We Are Social North America earning a look for their work promoting the launch of Swift’s. Meanwhile, the ad agency DDB Latina Puerto Rico picked up two nods for its work on “Tracking Bad Bunny,” an interactive campaign that tied locations around Puerto Rico to the track-list reveal forfrom the folks at Made You Feel was a lock for a nod in the Best Viral PR Campaign category. But it’ll face stiff competition there from other campaigns like Fanatics’ and OBB Media’s “Bet on Kendall” ads with Kendall Jenner and Duolingo’s “The Death of Duo.”‘John Would’ve Loved It’: One of JFK Jr.’s Closest Friends Breaks His Silence on ‘Love Story’Republicans Flirt With Kicking Americans Off Health Care to Fund Iran War As a whole, the Webby nominees do offer a pretty good refresher of the last year in being Extremely Online.both picked up a few nominations, while Timothée Chalamet Cash App campaign also earned one . Katseye’s Gap denim campaign got a nod, so did Lady Gaga’s Little Monster press conference with Spotify and Justin Bieber’s Twitch livestream. Amy Poehler and the Kelce brothers, Travis and Jason, picked up some nods in the podcast categories.Larisha PaulWhy Has 'Project Hail Mary' Ignited So Much Online Debate?4 hours ago Your Cat’s Favorite Treat Brand Also Has Lickable Treats That Even Please the Most Finicky Cats, According To Pet Parents‘Cape Fear’ Trailer: Javier Bardem Terrorizes Amy Adams and Patrick Wilson in Apple Series Inspired by Martin Scorsese’s Remake
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Here Are Latin Music’s Biggest Lawsuits & Legal Cases, Including Bad Bunny, Daddy Yankee & MoreThere is no bigger Latin music legal battle than the sprawling copyright lawsuit over the origins of reggaeton’s dem bow rhythm — the boom-ch-boom-chick, boom-ch-boom-chick used in nearly every song in the genre.
Read more »
Taylor Swift Honors a Legend With New ‘Elizabeth Taylor’ Music VideoTaylor Swift has revealed the music video for her 'Life of a Showgirl' centerpiece, 'Elizabeth Taylor.'
Read more »
Bad Bunny, Taylor Swift, Timothée Chalamet, The Hollywood Reporter Among Webby Awards NomineesWinners will be announced April 21 and recognized May 11 at a special 30th-anniversary awards ceremony hosted by 'The Daily Show' correspondent Josh Johnson in New York City.
Read more »
Taylor Swift Drops Lush ‘Elizabeth Taylor’ Video Paying Homage to Legendary Screen StarTaylor Swift dropped the lush video for the single 'Elizabeth Taylor,' a highlight reel of the late actress' iconic roles that doesn't feature the singer.
Read more »
Sabrina Carpenter, Bad Bunny, Taylor Swift & More Nominated for 2026 Webby AwardsThe 2026 Webby Award nominees were announced on Tuesday (March 31) and include a selection of today's biggest musicians.
Read more »
Taylor Swift Drops Surprise ‘Elizabeth Taylor’ Music VideoTaylor Swift surprised fans with the release of her new music video for 'Elizabeth Taylor' from her album 'The Life of a Showgirl'
Read more »