It might be viewed as inauspicious that these inaugural awards' supreme prize went to a book that wasn't actually eligible, The Loney having been originally published in 2014 (by Tartarus) before John Murray acquired it.
Madonna has reigned supreme over award shows since first rolling around at the MTV Video Music Awards in 1984, and now she has some advice for Kanye West: calm down.
For his efforts, including the organization of the first western medical relief after the devastating Armenian earthquake in 1988, Walsh received the Supreme Soviet Award, the highest recognition given by the USSR from President Mikhail Gorbachev, and was named an Honorary Citizen of Georgia by Eduard Shevardnadze for his humanitarian activities during the civil war of the early 90's.
No, the supreme silliness prize is awarded to ESPN for reporting it based on an anonymous independent source.
Iran's supreme leader has awarded medals to navy commanders for capturing US sailors who entered Iranian territorial waters this month, Iran state media said on Sunday.
It's the second year online-only series have been included in the primetime Emmys, though HBO still reigns supreme at the awards, having picked up 99 nominations.
The US supreme court that awarded Florida and the presidency to Bush, not to mention the whole chain of judiciary below, is somewhat unlikely to find a former president guilty.
A supreme court judgment awarding a female hairdresser the overwhelming share of an Essex bungalow has redefined the property rights of unmarried couples and triggered calls for legal reform.
At the meeting with the supreme leader, the award-winning director Majid Majidi complained that there "is no respect for human rights, and the government is so ideologically motivated our hands are tied," said Jaleh Pirnazar, a lecturer at the Center for Middle East Studies at the University of California at Berkeley.
But it wasn't until June 1980, in the case United States v Sioux Nation of Indians, that the United States supreme court upheld an award of $15.5m for the market value of the land in 1877, along with 103 years worth of interest at 5%, for an additional $105m in damages.
