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Sinkie Award for Best Trailer

The **Sinkie Award for Best Trailer** is an award which used to bepresented annually by the **Everything But the Kitchen Sink** podcast. It began with the ceremony's second year in 2019 and was disbanded after the 2022 ceremony due to a lack of interest from co-host **Jimmy Nicholas**. Seven films were nominated every year for this award. There were 28 films nominated for this award and five winners.

## Winners and nominees

In the list below, winners are listed first, bolded with asterisks around them, followed by the other nominees. The year shown is the one in which the film premiered - the year of release. This is also the year before the ceremony at which the award is given; for example, a film exhibited thetrically during 2021 was eligible for consideration for the 2021 Worst Movie Award, awarded in 2022. The number of the ceremony (1st, 2nd, etc.) appears in parentheses after the awards year, linked to the article on that ceremony.

## Jimmy & Kyle's Votes

Each year, hosts Jimmy Nicholas and Kyle Wilson announce their vote before they announce the winner. In this category, Jimmy's pick won three times, and Kyle's won once. Jimmy and Kyle never agreed on this category.
Sinkie Award for Best Kiss

The **Sinkie Award for Best Kiss** is an award presented annually by the **Everything But the Kitchen Sink** podcast since the second year of the ceremony in 2019. The award honors the best kiss in film of a given year. Seven smooches are nominated every year for this award. There have been 35 films nominated for this award, and seven winners (there was a three-way tie in 2019).

This is the first category to reward a tie, and the only category to ever play host to a three-way tie, in 2019.

## Winners and nominees

In the list below, winners are listed first, bolded with asterisks around them, followed by the other nominees. The year shown is the one in which the film premiered - the year of release. This is also the year before the ceremony at which the award is given; for example, a film exhibited thetrically during 2021 was eligible for consideration for the 2021 Best Kiss Sinkie, awarded in 2022. The number of the ceremony (1st, 2nd, etc.) appears in parentheses after the awards year, linked to the article on that ceremony.

## Jimmy & Kyle's Votes

Each year, hosts Jimmy Nicholas and Kyle Wilson announce their vote before they announce the winner. In this category, Jimmy's pick has won four times, while Kyle's has won twice. Twice, Jimmy and Kyle chose the same pick, and both times it won: 2020's Chadwick Boseman & Taylor Paige in *Ma Rainey's Black Bottom* and 2021's Keanu Reeves & Carrie-Ann Moss in *The Matrix Resurrections.*

Viola Davis & Liam Neeson, *Widows;*
Sinkie Award for Best Water

The **Sinkie Award for Best Water** is an award presented annually by the **Everything But the Kitchen Sink** podcast since the fourth year of the awards in 2021. The award honors the best achievement by water in a film.

## Winners and nominees

In the list below, winners are listed first, bolded with asterisks around them, followed by the other nominees. The year shown is the one in which the film premiered - the year of release. This is also the year before the ceremony at which the award is given; for example, a film exhibited thetrically during 2021 was eligible for consideration for the 2021 Best Water, awarded in 2022. The number of the ceremony (1st, 2nd, etc.) appears in parentheses after the awards year, linked to the article on that ceremony.

## Jimmy & Kyle's Votes

Each year, hosts Jimmy Nicholas and Kyle Wilson announce their vote before they announce the winner. In this category, Jimmy's and Kyle's pick have both won twice. Both times, they chose the same nominee: 2021's "96,000" pool water from *In the Heights* and 2022's *Avatar: The Way of Water* water from *Avatar: The Way of Water.*
Sinkie Award for Best Bit Part

The **Sinkie Award for Best Bit Part** is an award presented annually by the **Everything But the Kitchen Sink** podcast since the awards debuted in 2018. It is given to performer who has delivered an outstanding performance in a bit part or cameo role released that year. Seven individuals are nominated every year for this award, There have been 36 performers nominated (one extra from 2018) and five winners.

There are no hard-and-fast rules for what makes a role Bit Part as opposed to Supporting, and the rules have admittedly shifted over the years. It's possible that certain Supporting nominations, such as **Brian Tyree Henry**'s for ***If Beale Street Could Talk*** or **Sam Rockwell**'s for ***Vice*** may now be ruled as Bit Part. As co-host **Kyle Wilson** has decreed, it's less about exact screentime and more about vibes; either a one-scene "heat check" performance or one that pops in now and then but doesn't quite have enough meat on the bone for a Supporting nod.

The film with the most nominations in this category is ***Licorice Pizza**,* which received four nods in one year.

## Correlation with the Supporting categories at the Academy Awards

Only one nominated Bit Part performance has ever been nominated in a Supporting category at the Oscars: **Judd Hirsch** for ***The Fabelmans***.

## Winners and nominees

In the list below, winners are listed first, bolded with asterisks around them, followed by the other nominees. The year shown is the one in which the film premiered - the year of release. This is also the year before the ceremony at which the award is given; for example, a film exhibited theatrically during 2021 was eligible for consideration for the 2021 Best Supporting Actress, awarded in 2022. The number of the ceremony (1st, 2nd, etc.) appears in parentheses after the awards year, linked to the article on that ceremony.

## Jimmy & Kyle's Votes

Each year, hosts Jimmy Nicholas and Kyle Wilson announce their vote before they announce the winner. In this category, Jimmy's pick has never won, while Kyle's has won three times. There is only one year where Jimmy and Kyle chose the same pick: 2019's Carl Lundstedt for *Joker*, who lost to Archie Yates in *Jojo Rabbit.*
Sinkie Award for Best Original Screenplay

The **Sinkie Award for Best Original Screenplay** is an award presented annually by the **Everything But the Kitchen Sink** podcast since the awards debuted in 2018. The award honors the best screenplay not based on previously published work. Seven scripts are nominated every year for this award. There have been 42 films nominated for this award, and six winners.

The screenwriters with the most nominations in this category are **Ari Aster,** **Bong Joon-ho, Martin McDonagh**, and **Jordan Peele**, all with two.

## Correlation to the Academy Awards

The Sinkie Awards have a mixed correlation with the Academy Awards in this category. Of the 42 films nominated for the Sinkie for Best Original Screenplay, 22 were also nominated for the Oscar. Of the five Sinkies Best Original Screenplay winners thus far, two went on to win the Oscar as well: ***Get Out*** and ***Parasite***. Only one Sinkie winner for Original Screenplay has ever won without also being nominated at the Oscars: ***Eighth Grade***. And in the brief history of the Sinkies, two Oscar winners for Best Original Screenplay have missed Sinkie nods: ***Green Book*** and ***Belfast***.

## Winners and nominees

In the list below, winners are listed first, bolded with asterisks around them, followed by the other nominees. The year shown is the one in which the film premiered - the year of release. This is also the year before the ceremony at which the award is given; for example, a film exhibited thetrically during 2021 was eligible for consideration for the 2021 Best Original Screenplay Sinkie, awarded in 2022. The number of the ceremony (1st, 2nd, etc.) appears in parentheses after the awards year, linked to the article on that ceremony.

## Multiple wins and nominations

 Jordan Peele

## Jimmy & Kyle's Votes

Each year, hosts Jimmy Nicholas and Kyle Wilson announce their vote before they announce the winner. In this category, Jimmy's pick has won twice and Kyle's pick has won five times. Three times, Jimmy and Kyle have chosen the same pick: 2017's *Get Out* and 2021's *Licorice Pizza,* which both won, and 2020's *Sound of Metal*, which lost to *Judas and the Black Messiah.*
Alexus Thibault

Alexis Thibault is the The Witch Collector for the King of the Northlands, Colden Moeshka. He and Colden are both immortal, and Alexus has served as his closest confidant and friend for 300 years. Every Harvest Festival, Alexus rides through the Northland Territories to collect a witch to add to Winterhold's defenses.

## Alexus Thibault

### Titles (AKA)

Alexi of Ghent
Un Drallag
Witch Collector

### Residence

Quezira, Eastern Territories (former)
Winterhold, Northlands (current)

## Attributes

### Magick

Propulsion
Disruptive magick (ability to decimate)
Control over energy

### Other

Runes all over his body
Bond Rune to Raina on his chest
Cheek dimple

## Relationships

### Family

Deceased Wife (Name Unknown)
Deceased Son (Name Unknown)

### Lover(s)

Raina Bloodgood (current)Fleurie (former)
The "I Don't Get What People Saw In This Movie" Award

The **"I Don't Get What People Saw In This Movie" Award** is a **Sinkie Award** presented annually by the **Everything But the Kitchen Sink** podcast since the awards debuted in 2018. The award typically honors the most polarizing films of the year within the voting body, and as such there is often crossover between nominees here and in the Best Picture race. Seven films are nominated every year for this award. There have been 42 films nominated for this award and six winners.

In the first three years of the awards, there were often repeat nominees in this category and **Worst Movie**. Beginning with the 2021 Sinkies Awards, no film could be nominated for both categories, with the seven nominees for Worst Movie becoming off-limits for a nomination here.

## Correlation with Best Picture

Of the 42 films nominated over the years for this award, six were also nominated for Best Picture: ***Bohemian Rhapsody*** (2018), ***The Favourite*** (2018), ***Vice*** (2018), ***Dune*** (2021), ***The Power of the Dog*** (2021), and ***Nope*** (2022). *Nope* and *The Power of the Dog* are the only Best Picture nominees to win this award.

## Winners and nominees

In the list below, winners are listed first, bolded with asterisks around them, followed by the other nominees. The year shown is the one in which the film premiered - the year of release. This is also the year before the ceremony at which the award is given; for example, a film exhibited thetrically during 2021 was eligible for consideration for the 2021 honor, awarded in 2022. The number of the ceremony (1st, 2nd, etc.) appears in parentheses after the awards year, linked to the article on that ceremony.

## Jimmy & Kyle's Votes

Each year, hosts Jimmy Nicholas and Kyle Wilson announce their vote before they announce the winner. In this category, Jimmy's pick has won twice and Kyle's pick has won once. Jimmy and Kyle have never agreed on this category.
Sinkie Award for Worst Performance

The **Sinkie Award for Worst Performance** is an award presented annually by the **Everything But the Kitchen Sink** podcast since the awards debuted in 2018. It is given to a performance deemed the worst of the year. Seven individuals are nominated every year for this award, There have been 42 actors nominated and six winners.

On the ballot, this award is always prefaced with the philosophy that "anyone can turn in a bad performance. We are not saying any of these actors *suck*, but the *creme de a creme* of bad performances deserves as much recognition as the great.

**Jared Leto** has been nominated the most in this category, with four nominations, three of them consecutively (***The Little Things**, **House of Gucci***, and ***Morbius***).

## Correlation with the Main Acting Categories

Only one nominee in this category has also been nominated in one of the main acting categories: **Joaquin Phoenix** in ***Joker***. Three actors have been nominated here *and* in one of the main acting categories, for different performances: **Gal Gadot**, **Tiffany Haddish** and **Rami Malek**.

## Winners and nominees

In the list below, winners are listed first, bolded with asterisks around them, followed by the other nominees. The year shown is the one in which the film premiered - the year of release. This is also the year before the ceremony at which the award is given; for example, a film exhibited theatrically during 2021 was eligible for consideration for the 2021 Worst Performance Sinkie, awarded in 2022. The number of the ceremony (1st, 2nd, etc.) appears in parentheses after the awards year, linked to the article on that ceremony.

## Jimmy & Kyle's Votes

Each year, hosts Jimmy Nicholas and Kyle Wilson announce their vote before they announce the winner. In this category, Jimmy's pick has won three times and Kyle's pick has won five times. Twice, Jimmy and Kyle have chosen the same pick, and both won: 2019's James Corden in *Cats* and 2020's Jim Parsons in *The Boys in the Band.*
Sinkie Award for Best Adapted Screenplay

The **Sinkie Award for Best Adapted Screenplay** is an award presented annually by the **Everything But the Kitchen Sink** podcast since the awards debuted in 2018. The award honors the best screenplay based on previously published work. Seven scripts are nominated every year for this award. There have been 35 films nominated for this award, and six winners.

The screenwriter with the most nominations in this category is **Michael Green**, with two. He is also the only individual to be nominated twice in the same category in the same year in one of the main categories (Director, Acting, Screenplays).

## Correlation to the Academy Awards

The Sinkie Awards have a mixed correlation with the Academy Awards in this category. Of the 35 films nominated for the Sinkie for Best Adapted Screenplay, 19 were also nominated for the Oscar. Of the five Sinkie Best Adapted Screenplay winners thus far, only one has gone on to win the Oscar as well: ***Women Talking***. Two Sinkie winners in this category have won without also being nominated at the Oscars: ***Paddington 2*** and ***West Side Story***. And in the brief history of the Sinkies, no Oscar winner for Best Adapted Screenplay has won and missed a Sinkie nod.

## Winners and nominees

In the list below, winners are listed first, bolded with asterisks around them, followed by the other nominees. The year shown is the one in which the film premiered - the year of release. This is also the year before the ceremony at which the award is given; for example, a film exhibited thetrically during 2021 was eligible for consideration for the 2021 Best Adapted Screenplay Sinkie, awarded in 2022. The number of the ceremony (1st, 2nd, etc.) appears in parentheses after the awards year, linked to the article on that ceremony.

## Jimmy & Kyle's Votes

Each year, hosts Jimmy Nicholas and Kyle Wilson announce their vote before they announce the winner. In this category, Jimmy's pick has won three times and Kyle's pick has won twice. Twice, Jimmy and Kyle have chosen the same pick; 2019's *The Irishman,* which lost to *Little Women,* and 2022's *Women Talking*, which won.
Sinkie Award for Best Musical Moment

The **Sinkie Award for Best Musical Moment** is an award presented annually by the **Everything But the Kitchen Sink** podcast. It was introduced at the second annual ceremony, in 2019. The award honors the best musical sequence from a film in a given year. Seven scenes are nominated every year for this award. There have been 35 musical moments nominated for this award, and five winners.

## Winners and nominees

In the list below, winners are listed first, bolded with asterisks around them, followed by the other nominees. The year shown is the one in which the film premiered - the year of release. This is also the year before the ceremony at which the award is given; for example, a film exhibited thetrically during 2021 was eligible for consideration for the 2021 Best Musical Moment, awarded in 2022. The number of the ceremony (1st, 2nd, etc.) appears in parentheses after the awards year, linked to the article on that ceremony.

## Jimmy & Kyle's Votes

Each year, hosts Jimmy Nicholas and Kyle Wilson announce their vote before they announce the winner. In this category, Jimmy's pick has won three times and Kyle's pick has won four times. Twice, Jimmy and Kyle chose the same pick, and both times it went on to win: 2019's "Criminal" from *Hustlers* and 2020's "Songalong" from *Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga.*
Sinkie Award for Best Comedic Performance

The **Sinkie Award for Best Comedic Performance** is an award presented annually by the **Everything But the Kitchen Sink** podcast since the awards debuted in 2018. It is given to a performer who has delivered an outstanding comedic performance in a film released that year. Seven individuals are nominated every year for this award, There have been 42 performances nominated and six winners.

## Correlation with Main Acting Categories & Bit Part

Of the 42 nominees thus far for Best Comedic Performance, 13 of them were also nominated in one of the four main acting categories. Two have won both awards: **Hugh Grant** for ***Paddington 2*** and **Maria Bakalova** for ***Borat Subsequent Moviefilm***.

Six nominees in this category were also nominated in the Best Bit Part category.

## Winners and nominees

In the list below, winners are listed first, bolded with asterisks around them, followed by the other nominees. The year shown is the one in which the film premiered - the year of release. This is also the year before the ceremony at which the award is given; for example, a film exhibited theatrically during 2021 was eligible for consideration for the 2021 Best Comedic Performance Sinkie, awarded in 2022. The number of the ceremony (1st, 2nd, etc.) appears in parentheses after the awards year, linked to the article on that ceremony.

## Multiple wins and nominations

There has not been a repeat winner in this category as of yet. Here are the actors with multiple nominations:

 Rachel Sennott

## Jimmy & Kyle's Votes

Each year, hosts Jimmy Nicholas and Kyle Wilson announce their vote before they announce the winner. In this category, Jimmy's pick has won twice and Kyle's pick has won four times. There is only one year where Jimmy and Kyle chose the same pick, and it went on to win: 2017 with Tiffany Haddish in *Girls Trip*.
Sinkie Award for Best Ensemble

The **Sinkie Award for Best Ensemble** is an award presented annually by the **Everything But the Kitchen Sink** podcast since the awards debuted in 2018. The award honors the best cast. Seven ensembles are nominated every year for this award. There have been 42 films nominated for this award, and six winners.

The actor with the most nominations in this category is **Chadwick Boseman**, with four.

## Correlation with Best Picture

Of the 42 casts nominated for Best Ensemble, 27 of them came from movies also nominated for Best Picture at the Sinkies, only three of them being eventual winners in this category (***Lady Bird**, **Parasite***, and ***Minari***). Only one Best Ensemble winner has also won Best Picture: ***Parasite***. No film has ever won Best Picture at the Sinkies without also being nominated in this category except for ***Roma*** (2018).

## Winners and nominees

In the list below, winners are listed first, bolded with asterisks around them, followed by the other nominees. The year shown is the one in which the film premiered - the year of release. This is also the year before the ceremony at which the award is given; for example, a film exhibited thetrically during 2021 was eligible for consideration for the 2021 Best Ensemble Sinkie, awarded in 2022. The number of the ceremony (1st, 2nd, etc.) appears in parentheses after the awards year, linked to the article on that ceremony.

## Multiple wins and nominations

No actor has ever won more than one Best Ensemble Award. Here are the actors appearing in more than two of the nominated ensembles:

 3
 Jesse Plemons

## Jimmy & Kyle's Votes

Each year, hosts Jimmy Nicholas and Kyle Wilson announce their vote before they announce the winner. In this category, Jimmy's pick has won four times and Kyle's pick has won four times. Three times, Jimmy and Kyle have chosen the same pick, and all of them wound up winning: 2017's *Lady Bird,* 2019's *Parasite* and 2022's *Women Talking.*
5th Annual Sinkie Awards

The **5th Annual Sinkie Awards** ceremony, presented by the **Everything But the Kitchen Sink** podcast and hosted by **Jimmy Nicholas** and **Kyle Wilson**, took place on March 29, 2022, for the first time in an apartment *not* shared by Jimmy and Kyle. The ceremony presented Sinkie Awards in 24 categories honoring films released from January 1 to December 31, 2021.

***Licorice Pizza*** won five awards, tying ***Borat Subsequent Moviefilm***'s record for most wins on one ceremony, and ***Drive My Car*** became the first Sinkie Best Picture winner to not win a single other award. Other winners included ***West Side Story*** with four wins; ***The Power of the Dog*** with two; and ***Annette***, ***CODA, Dear Evan Hansen, The Green Knight, In the Heights, King Richard, The Matrix Resurrections, The Mitchells vs. the Machines, No Time to Die***, ***Space Jam: A New Legacy***, ***tick, tick... BOOM!***, ***Titane***, and ***The Worst Person in the World*** with one.

**Bradley Cooper** surpassed **Chadwick Boseman**'s record of most Sinkie nominations ever with his performances in ***Licorice Pizza*** and ***Nightmare Alley*** this year, racking up an all-time total of eleven nominations. ***The Power of the Dog*** winning **The "I Don't Get What People Saw In This Movie" Award** marks the first time that award has gone to a Best Picture nominee. **Jared Leto** carried on a precedent previously set by **James Corden**, earning nods for **Worst Performance** two consecutive years in a row. He is the all-time leader for nominations in that category, with three.

## Winners and nominees

***Licorice Pizza*** led all nominees with twenty-one nominations, an all-time record that beat ***Jojo Rabbit***'s and ***Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood***'s previous nomination record of fourteen. ***West Side Story*** came in second with fourteen.

## Awards

Winners are listed first, highlighted in **boldface.**

## Jimmy & Kyle's Votes

Each year, hosts Jimmy Nicholas and Kyle Wilson announce their vote before they announce the winner. At this ceremony, Jimmy's pick won sixteen times, while Kyle's won twelve. They agreed on eight categories this year: *Licorice Pizza* for Best Original Screenplay, Alana Haim & Cooper Hoffman in *Licorice Pizza* for Best Power Couple, the Giant Furby from *The Mitchells vs. the Machines* for Best Big Thing in a Movie, the "96,000" pool water from *In the Heights* for Best Water, Keanu Reeves & Carrie-Ann Moss from *The Matrix Resurrections* for Best Kiss, *Space Jam: A New Legacy* for Worst Movie, and Alexia fucks a car from *Titane* for the Barbara Mackenzie-Wood Award, all of which won; and the Cuba sequence from *No Time to Die* for Best Action Sequence, which lost to the backwards truck ride from *Licorice Pizza*.
Sinkie Award for Best Director

The **Sinkie Award for Best Director** is an award presented annually by the **Everything But the Kitchen Sink** podcast since the awards debuted in 2018. Seven individuals or directing teams are nominated every year for this award. Since the beginning of the Sinkies, the awards for Best Director and Best Picture have been very closely linked. Of the six films that won Best Picture, five also won Best Director. No nominated director for a Best Picture winner has ever lost this award; at the 2022 awards honoring the 2021 film year, Ryusuke Hamaguchi was not nominated for his work on ***Drive My Car***, but the film went on to win Best Picture.

There have been 42 individuals or directing teams nominated for this award, and seven winners (at the 2022 awards, Jane Campion and Steven Spielberg tied for their direction of ***The Power of the Dog*** and ***West Side Story***, respectively).

## Correlation to the Academy Awards

The Sinkie Awards have a mixed correlation with the Academy Awards, but this category is one of the more closely aligned, at least as far as wins are concerned. Of the 42 directors nominated for the Sinkie for Best Picture, 19 were also nominated for the Oscar. Of the six Sinkie Best Director winners thus far, five went on to win the Oscar as well: Alfonso Cuaron for ***Roma***, Bong Joon-ho for ***Parasite***, Chloe Zhao for ***Nomadland***, and Jane Campion for ***The Power of the Dog**,* and Daniel Kwan & Daniel Scheinert for ***Everything Everywhere All At Once***. No Sinkie winner for Best Director has ever won without also being nominated at the Oscars, and in the brief history of the Sinkies, no Oscar winners for Best Director have missed Sinkie nods.

## Winners and nominees

In the list below, winners are listed first, bolded with asterisks around them, followed by the other nominees. The year shown is the one in which the film premiered - the year of release. This is also the year before the ceremony at which the award is given; for example, a film exhibited thetrically during 2021 was eligible for consideration for the 2021 Best Director Sinkie, awarded in 2022. The number of the ceremony (1st, 2nd, etc.) appears in parentheses after the awards year, linked to the article on that ceremony.

Nominees with an asterisk\* were also nominated at the Oscars. Nominees with a + won the Oscar.

## Multiple wins and nominations

There has not been a repeat winner in this category as of yet. Here are the directors/directing teams with multiple nominations:

 Denis Villeneuve

## Jimmy & Kyle's Votes

Each year, hosts Jimmy Nicholas and Kyle Wilson announce their vote before they announce the winner. In this category, Jimmy's pick has won once and Kyle's pick has won three times. There is only one year where Jimmy and Kyle chose the same film, and it also was the winner: 2019 with Bong Joon-ho, for *Parasite.*
Sinkie Award for Best Breakout Performance

The **Sinkie Award for Best Breakout Performance** is an award presented annually by the **Everything But the Kitchen Sink** podcast since the third year of the awards in 2020. It is given to a performer who has delivered an outstanding comedic performance in a film released that year. Seven individuals are nominated every year for this award, There have been 28 performances nominated and four winners.

## Correlation with Main Acting Categories & Bit Part

Of the 28 nominees thus far for Best Breakout Performance, 19 of them were also nominated in one of the four main acting categories or Bit Part. One has won both awards: **Maria Bakalova** for ***Borat Subsequent Moviefilm***.

## Winners and nominees

In the list below, winners are listed first, bolded with asterisks around them, followed by the other nominees. The year shown is the one in which the film premiered - the year of release. This is also the year before the ceremony at which the award is given; for example, a film exhibited theatrically during 2021 was eligible for consideration for the 2021 Best Breakout Performance Sinkie, awarded in 2022. The number of the ceremony (1st, 2nd, etc.) appears in parentheses after the awards year, linked to the article on that ceremony.

## Jimmy & Kyle's Votes

Each year, hosts Jimmy Nicholas and Kyle Wilson announce their vote before they announce the winner. In this category, Jimmy's pick has won twice, while Kyle's has also won twice. There is only one year where Jimmy and Kyle chose the same pick: 2020's Maria Bakalova for *Borat Subsequent Moviefilm.*
The Barbara Mackenzie-Wood Award

The **Barbara Mackenzie-Wood Award** is an award presented annually by the **Everything But the Kitchen Sink** podcast since the awards debuted in 2018. It is in honor of an acting teacher shared by co-hosts **Jimmy Nicholas** and **Kyle Wilson** in their college years. Mackenzie-Wood treasured absolute commitment and intensity. Thus, this is an award given to the most outrageously intense piece of acting in a movie in a year. There is a sliding scale of nominees every year, and voters are encouraged to write in their own nominees.

## Winners and nominees

In the list below, winners are listed first, bolded with asterisks around them, followed by the other nominees. The year shown is the one in which the film premiered - the year of release. This is also the year before the ceremony at which the award is given; for example, a film exhibited thetrically during 2021 was eligible for consideration for the 2021 Barbara Mackenzie-Wood Award, awarded in 2022. The number of the ceremony (1st, 2nd, etc.) appears in parentheses after the awards year, linked to the article on that ceremony.

## Jimmy & Kyle's Votes

Each year, hosts Jimmy Nicholas and Kyle Wilson announce their vote before they announce the winner. In this category, Jimmy's pick has won three times and Kyle's pick has won three times. There is only one year where Jimmy and Kyle chose the same pick, and it went on to win: 2021's Alexia fucks a car from *Titane*.
Sinkie Award for Worst Movie

The **Sinkie Award for Worst Movie** is an award presented annually by the **Everything But the Kitchen Sink** podcast since the awards debuted in 2018. Seven films are nominated every year for this award. There have been 42 films nominated for this award and six winners.

In the first three years of the awards, there were often repeat nominees in this category and **The "I Don't Get What People Saw In This Movie" Award** category. Beginning with the 2021 Sinkies Awards, no film could be nominated for both categories, with the seven nominees for Worst Movie becoming off-limits for a nomination in the other category.

## Winners and nominees

In the list below, winners are listed first, bolded with asterisks around them, followed by the other nominees. The year shown is the one in which the film premiered - the year of release. This is also the year before the ceremony at which the award is given; for example, a film exhibited thetrically during 2021 was eligible for consideration for the 2021 Worst Movie Award, awarded in 2022. The number of the ceremony (1st, 2nd, etc.) appears in parentheses after the awards year, linked to the article on that ceremony.

## Jimmy & Kyle's Votes

Each year, hosts Jimmy Nicholas and Kyle Wilson announce their vote before they announce the winner. In this category, Jimmy's pick has won once and Kyle's pick has won three times. Jimmy and Kyle have only chosen the same pick once: *Space Jam: A New Legacy,* which won.
Raina Bloodgood

## Relationships

### Family

Ophelia Moren-Sar Bloodgood (Mother; Deceased)Rowan Bloodgood (Father; Deceased)
Nephele Bloodgood (Sister; Alive)

### Lover(s)

Finn Owyn (former)
Alexus Thibault (current)

Raina Bloodgood is a Witch Walker from the village of Silver Hollow in the Northlands of Tiressia. She was born without the ability to speak and uses sign language to communicate and perform her magick.

#### Magick

Raina has the ability to heal, she is a Seer, and wields fire. She also has an able to transport herself and others across what she refers to her as her "abyss" , to other locations. What exactly her "abyss" is remains a mystery.
Sinkie Award for Best Actress

The **Sinkie Award for Best Actress** is an award presented annually by the **Everything But the Kitchen Sink** podcast since the awards debuted in 2018. It is given to an actress who has delivered an outstanding performance in a leading role in a film released that year. Seven individuals are nominated every year for this award, There have been 42 actresses nominated and seven winners (at the 2020 ceremony, there was a tie between **Lupita Nyong'o** for ***Us*** and **Florence Pugh** from ***Midsommar***).

**Frances McDormand** has the most wins in this category with two. She is tied with **Viola Davis**, **Saoirse Ronan** and **Lady Gaga** for most nominations in this category.

## Correlation to the Academy Awards

The Sinkie Awards have a mixed correlation with the Academy Awards. Of the 42 nominees for the Sinkie for Best Actress, 17 of them were also nominated for the Oscar. Three of these performances went on to win the Oscar, two of them given by Frances McDormand, in ***Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri*** and ***Nomadland,*** respectively, and the other being **Michelle Yeoh** in ***Everything Everywhere All At Once***. Three Sinkie winners for Best Actress have won without also being nominated at the Oscars: Lupita Nyong'o for *Us*, Florence Pugh for *Midsommar*, and **Renate Reinsve** for ***The Worst Person in the World***. In the brief history of the Sinkies, two Oscar winners for Best Actress missed out on Sinkie nods: **Renee Zellweger** for ***Judy*** and **Jessica Chastain** for ***The Eyes of Tammy Faye***. The count goes up to three if you count **Olivia Colman**, who won the Lead Actress Oscar, but the Supporting Actress Sinkie, for her performance as Queen Anne in ***The Favourite*.**

## Winners and nominees

In the list below, winners are listed first, bolded with asterisks around them, followed by the other nominees. The year shown is the one in which the film premiered - the year of release. This is also the year before the ceremony at which the award is given; for example, a film exhibited theatrically during 2021 was eligible for consideration for the 2021 Best Actress Sinkie, awarded in 2022. The number of the ceremony (1st, 2nd, etc.) appears in parentheses after the awards year, linked to the article on that ceremony.

Nominees with an asterisk\* were also nominated at the Oscars. Nominees with a + won the Oscar.

## Multiple wins and nominations

Nominations
 Saoirse Ronan

Wins

## Jimmy & Kyle's Votes

Each year, hosts Jimmy Nicholas and Kyle Wilson announce their vote before they announce the winner. In this category, Jimmy's pick has won once and Kyle's pick has won five times. Jimmy and Kyle have never agreed on this category.
The Wolf and the Witch (Witch Walker series, Book 3)

## Book Blurb

> *As Nephele, Alexus, and their faithful companions grapple with the devastating loss on Mount Ulra, the threat of Thamaos’s reign rises in the East. To prepare, the crew must strengthen the Northland and Summerland armies, even if it means depending on the one being they never thought would live again: Neri, God of the White Wolf. Nephele made a deal she can’t escape, a deal that not only ensures the Wolf’s resurrection, but one that forces her to remain at his side, even when he returns North to bolster defenses and destroy any traitors and enemies remaining on his land. The last thing Nephele wants is to spend her days and nights alone with a seductive, arrogant god, but Tiressia’s future depends on Neri being their primary weapon, one only she holds the power to wield. As Thamaos aims his first wave of destruction at Neri, Nephele finds that not only is the Wolf more difficult to control than she believed, but that he’s far more human than she gave him credit for. With every passing hour, the undeniable passion between them burns brighter, until their fire becomes impossible to resist, and impossible for Thamaos to ignore. Because the only thing he loathes more than the Wolf roaming Tiressia again, is that there’s a witch at his side, and her name is Bloodgood. The Wolf and the Witch is book three in the bestselling Witch Walker series, perfect for fans of Scarlett St. Clair, Sarah J. Maas, and Jennifer L. Armentrout.*
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Neri

Neri is the God of the Northlands. He served as General of the Northlands prior to his 300 year imprisonment inside Un Drallag, though he claims he never wanted such a title.

## Description

Neri has long, white hair and amber colored eyes in his human form. He is handsome, large in stature, and has fangs that retract. His beast form is described as followed in Chapter 36 of The Witch Collector:

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Neri is described historically as being selfish, which seems to be a trait common among the gods. He is also described as strong and handsome. Colden notes him as cunning, and Alexus remarks on his inability to understand what it is like to truly care for someone. Nephele finds him to be arrogant and somewhat obnoxious at first though she cannot help but be attracted to him, even when she believes him to be Joran in City of Ruin. These traits, however, begin to noticably shift for him after he is resurrected by Nephele in the Grove of the Gods at the beginning of The Wolf and the Witch.

## History

### Relationship With Asha

While Asha, the goddess of the Summerlands, was responsible for the curse of immortality on Colden, Neri was responsible for the curse of immortality placed on Fia Drumera. Neri was previously Asha's lover and believed himself to still be in love with her. Asha, however, became obsessed with Colden. Asha compelled him into bed with her and "gifted" him with immortality so he might remain with her forever. He resented Asha for taking advantage of him and robbing him of his mortality, which he considered it to be a curse. He later fell in love with Fia while visiting the City of Ruin in an attempt to make amends between the Northlands and Summerlands. When Asha found out about their relationship, she cast him out of the city and cursed him once more in jealousy, making it so his return to the City of Ruin would mean it's destruction. Neri saw this as an opportunity to win her back. In exchange for Asha's eternal love, he agreed to not only use his magic to make Fia immortal, but to also give them opposing magic so that they could never again be together. Thamaos used their actions to have them condemned in hopes of taking over their lands, but he was unsuccessful in this endeavor thanks to Urdin who managed to kill Thamaos before dying himself. All of the gods, including Asha and Neri, were buried at Mount Ulra in the Grove of the Gods.
The Sinkies Awards Wiki

## Welcome

The **Everything But the Kitchen Sink Awards**, better known as the **Sinkies**, are awards recognizing achievements in film, presented by the **Everything But the Kitchen Sink** podcast and hosted by **Jimmy Nicholas** and **Kyle Wilson**. The awards are regarded by absolutely no one as a prestigious, significant award in the entertainment industry in the United States, yet they are still very cool and the taste jumps out. Given annually, the awards are assessed by a curated voting membership of friends and listeners of the podcast.

The **1st Sinkies Awards** were held in 2018. A total of 157 Sinkies have been awarded since its inception.

## Categories

**Discontinued categories**

* Best Trailer (2019-2022)

## Notable Highest Wins and Nominees

The following films received 10 or more nominations:

The following individuals received 10 or more nominations:

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The following films received 4 or more wins:

The following individuals have received multiple (more than one) wins:

## Individual ceremony pages

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Nephele Bloodgood

## Relatonships

### Family

Ophelia Moren-Sar Bloodgood (Mother; Deceased)Rowan Bloodgood (Father; Deceased)
Raina Bloodgood (Sister; Alive)
Helena Owyn (Best Friend; Alive)

### Lover(s)

Colden Moeshka (current)

Nephele Bloodgood is a powerful witch of Winterhold, King Colden's right-hand, and Raina's older sister. She resides in Winterhold and has a close friendship with both Colden and Alexus Thibault and serves as a trusted confidante to both men. Prior to leaving Winterhold in City of Ruin, she and Colden were involved in a physical relationship.

### Early Life

She was taken by The Witch Collector from Silver Hollow, leaving behind a young and vengeful Raina.
Sinkie Award for Best Supporting Actress

The **Sinkie Award for Best Supporting Actress** is an award presented annually by the **Everything But the Kitchen Sink** podcast since the awards debuted in 2018. It is given to an actress who has delivered an outstanding performance in a supporting role in a film released that year. Seven individuals are nominated every year for this award, There have been 42 actresses nominated and six winners.

**Olivia Colman** has the most nominations in this category, with two.

## Correlation with the Academy Awards

The Sinkie Awards have a mixed correlation with the Academy Awards. Of the 42 nominees for the Sinkie for Best Supporting Actress, 18 of them were also nominated for the Oscar. That count goes up to 19 if you include Olivia Colman, who was nominated (and won) here for her role as Queen Anne in ***The Favourite***, but was nominated (and won) in Lead Actress at the Oscars. Only one Sinkie winner in this category has gone on to win the Oscar: **Ariana DeBose** for ***West Side Story***. The count goes up to two if you include Colman. Not including her, only one Sinkie winner for Best Supporting Actress has won without also being nominated at the Oscars: **Jennifer Lopez** for ***Hustlers***. In the brief history of the Sinkies, only one Oscar winner for Best Supporting Actress has missed a Sinkie nod: **Regina King** for ***If Beale Street Could Talk***.

## Winners and nominees

In the list below, winners are listed first, bolded with asterisks around them, followed by the other nominees. The year shown is the one in which the film premiered - the year of release. This is also the year before the ceremony at which the award is given; for example, a film exhibited theatrically during 2021 was eligible for consideration for the 2021 Best Supporting Actress, awarded in 2022. The number of the ceremony (1st, 2nd, etc.) appears in parentheses after the awards year, linked to the article on that ceremony.

Nominees with an asterisk\* were also nominated for the Oscar. Nominees with a + also won the Oscar.

## Jimmy & Kyle's Votes

Each year, hosts Jimmy Nicholas and Kyle Wilson announce their vote before they announce the winner. In this category, Jimmy's pick has won five times and Kyle's pick has won twice. Twice, Jimmy and Kyle have chosen the same pick, and both times it went on to win: 2019's Jennifer Lopez in *Hustlers* and 2020's Maria Bakalova in *Borat Subsequent Moviefilm*.
Sinkie Award for Best Actor

The **Sinkie Award for Best Actor** is an award presented annually by the **Everything But the Kitchen Sink** podcast since the awards debuted in 2018. It is given to an actor who has delivered an outstanding performance in a leading role in a film released that year. Seven individuals are nominated every year for this award, There have been 42 actors nominated and six winners. Adam Driver and Daniel Kaluuya are tired for the record for most nominations in the category, each with two.

## Correlation to the Academy Awards

The Sinkie Awards have a mixed correlation with the Academy Awards, and this category is the least aligned, at least as far as wins are concerned.. Of the 42 Best Actor nominees for the Sinkie for Best Actor, 21 of them were also nominated for the Oscar (20 if you count Lakeith Stanfield, nominated in this category at the Sinkies and in Supporting at the Oscars for ***Judas and the Black Messiah***). This is the only main acting category where the winner has *never* gone on to win the Oscar. Only one Sinkie winner for Best Actor has ever won without also being nominated at the Oscars: Adam Sandler for ***Uncut Gems***. In the brief history of the Sinkies, the only Oscar winner for Best Actor to have missed a Sinkie nod is **Brendan Fraser** for ***The Whale***.

## Winners and nominees

In the list below, winners are listed first, bolded with asterisks around them, followed by the other nominees. The year shown is the one in which the film premiered - the year of release. This is also the year before the ceremony at which the award is given; for example, a film exhibited theatrically during 2021 was eligible for consideration for the 2021 Best Actor Sinkie, awarded in 2022. The number of the ceremony (1st, 2nd, etc.) appears in parentheses after the awards year, linked to the article on that ceremony.

Nominees with an asterisk\* were also nominated at the Oscars. Nominees with a + won the Oscar.

## Multiple wins and nominations

There has not been a repeat winner in this category as of yet. Here are the actors with multiple nominations:

 Daniel Kaluuya

## Jimmy & Kyle's Votes

Each year, hosts Jimmy Nicholas and Kyle Wilson announce their vote before they announce the winner. In this category, Jimmy's pick has won twice and Kyle's pick has won twice. There is only one year where Jimmy and Kyle chose the same pick: Delroy Lindo for *Da 5 Bloods*, who wound up losing still to Riz Ahmed for *Sound of Metal*.
Sinkie Award for Best Supporting Actor

The **Sinkie Award for Best Supporting Actor** is an award presented annually by the **Everything But the Kitchen Sink** podcast since the awards debuted in 2018. It is given to an actor who has delivered an outstanding performance in a supporting role in a film released that year. Seven individuals are nominated every year for this award, There have been 42 actors nominated and six winners.

**Willem Dafoe, Barry Keoghan**, **Brad Pitt**, and **Sam Rockwell** have the most nominations in this category, with two apiece.

## Correlation with the Academy Awards

The Sinkie Awards have a mixed correlation with the Academy Awards. Of the 42 nominees for the Sinkie for Best Supporting Actor, 17 of them were also nominated for the Oscar. Only two Sinkie winners in this category has gone on to win the Oscar: Sam Rockwell for ***Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri*** and **Ke Huy Quan** for ***Everything Everywhere All At Once***. Two Sinkie winners for Best Supporting Actor have won without also being nominated at the Oscars: **Hugh Grant** for ***Paddington 2*** and **Mike Faist** for ***West Side Story***. In the brief history of the Sinkies, no Oscar winner for Best Supporting Actor has missed a Sinkie nod.

## Winners and nominees

In the list below, winners are listed first, bolded with asterisks around them, followed by the other nominees. The year shown is the one in which the film premiered - the year of release. This is also the year before the ceremony at which the award is given; for example, a film exhibited theatrically during 2021 was eligible for consideration for the 2021 Best Supporting Actor Sinkie, awarded in 2022. The number of the ceremony (1st, 2nd, etc.) appears in parentheses after the awards year, linked to the article on that ceremony.

Nominees with an asterisk \* were also nominated for the Oscar. Nominees with a + won the Oscar.

## Multiple wins and nominations

 Sam Rockwell

## Jimmy & Kyle's Votes

Each year, hosts Jimmy Nicholas and Kyle Wilson announce their vote before they announce the winner. In this category, Jimmy's pick has won three times and Kyle's pick has won four times. There is only one year where Jimmy and Kyle chose the same pick, and it went on to win: 2022, with Ke Huy Quan in *Everything Everywhere All At Once.*