• Did Frédéric Chopin Love Men? German Researcher Finds Declarations of Love in the Composer’s Letters

  Letters written by Frédéric Chopin to men that for decades were regarded as expressions of ordinary 19th-century male friendship may point to much deeper feelings. That is the conclusion reached by German music journalist and pianist Moritz Weber, who examined around 800 surviving letters by the composer, along with documents from Polish and Parisian archives...

• Roger Federer Makes an Unexpected Rolex Choice: Tennis Legend Steps Out in One of the Brand’s Most Talked-About Watches

  Roger Federer knows how to make an entrance — and not just on the tennis court. At the ceremony celebrating his induction into the International Tennis Hall of Fame, the tennis legend chose an unusual Rolex that immediately caught the attention of haute horlogerie enthusiasts...

• Wolves in Cashmere: Billionaires No Longer Want to Look Like Billionaires

  Quiet luxury. Discreet wealth. No logos. Just exceptional materials...

• From the Vatican to Haute Couture: Pope Leo XIV Lands on Vanity Fair’s Best-Dressed List

  Pope Leo XIV has unexpectedly joined the ranks of the world’s biggest fashion icons after Vanity Fair included the pontiff in its annual list of the best-dressed people. His signature blend of traditional papal finery with baseball caps and Nike sneakers impressed the magazine’s editors so much that Leo XIV now shares the list with stars including Nicole Kidman, Rihanna and Colman Domingo...

• Kendall Jenner and Jacob Elordi Try to Keep Their Date Under Wraps — But Paparazzi Catch Them

  Kendall Jenner and Jacob Elordi have been spotted together once again — and, judging by their latest outing, their new romance appears to be getting more serious...

• A Legend Is Gone: Yayoi Kusama, the Artist Who Turned Polka Dots Into a Global Art Symbol, Dies at 97

  Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, one of the world’s most famous and commercially successful artists, has died at the age of 97. The news was announced in a statement published on the artist’s official website...

• Astronomical Price Tag: How Much Meghan and Harry’s Private Jet Flight to the UK Cost

  Meghan Markle and Prince Harry reportedly spent a six-figure sum on a private jet flight from Los Angeles to Birmingham...

• Glenn Close Approves Kim Kardashian’s New Boyfriend

  Lewis Hamilton showed his support for his girlfriend Kim Kardashian by paying her a visit on the set. The Formula 1 star stopped by the filming of the second season of All’s Fair, in which Kim plays one of the lead roles, and made quite an impression on her acclaimed co-star Glenn Close...

Armenian-American producer Sev Ohanian is once again making waves in Hollywood. His latest film, Sinners, has achieved a historic milestone at the 68th Annual Grammy Awards, earning five nominations and joining the ranks of the most-nominated films in Grammy history, The Armenian Report writes.

Directed by Ryan Coogler, Sinners is a dark, emotionally charged Southern Gothic drama that delves into themes of faith, guilt, and survival, blending horror and spirituality. The film has garnered acclaim for its distinctive storytelling and a powerful soundtrack that has now earned major recognition in the music industry.

Five Grammy Nominations for Sinners

The film dominated the visual media categories, receiving nominations for:

• Best Score Soundtrack for Film/TV – Composer Ludwig Göransson was recognized for his haunting, gospel-infused score, which amplifies the movie’s emotional intensity and spiritual depth.

• Best Song Written for Film/TV (x3) – Sinners made a remarkable sweep with three original tracks:

• “I Lied to You” – written by Ludwig Göransson & Raphael Saadiq, performed by Miles Caton

• “Pale, Pale Moon” – written by Göransson & Brittany Howard, performed by Jayme Lawson

• “Sinners” – written by Leonard Denisenko, Rod Wave, Travis Harrington, Tarkan Kozluklu, Kyris Mingo & Darius Povilinus, performed by Rod Wave

• Best Compilation Soundtrack for Film/TV – The official soundtrack album, blending gospel, blues, and soul, earned praise for its emotional resonance and cultural depth.

The Grammy recognition caps an extraordinary year for Sinners, which has been celebrated for redefining modern Black horror while highlighting the role of music in storytelling. Its soundscape, deeply rooted in the Black Southern experience, has turned the film into both a cinematic and cultural phenomenon.

With five nominations, Sinners now stands alongside legendary soundtracks from films such as The Bodyguard, Purple Rain, and A Star Is Born.

The movie debuted to impressive box office results, grossing $45.6 million in its opening weekend in the United States and an additional $15.4 million internationally, bringing its total to $61 million worldwide.

The 68th Annual Grammy Awards will take place on February 1, 2026, at Los Angeles’ Crypto.com Arena, where anticipation is high to see how many accolades Sinners will bring home.

Ohanian, known for producing films that combine suspense and emotional depth, has an impressive portfolio, including Searching, Run, Judas and the Black Messiah, and Missing. With Sinners, he added an acclaimed horror drama to his repertoire, starring Michael B. Jordan in dual roles as Stack and Smoke, alongside Omar Benson Miller, Hailee Steinfeld, Jayme Lawson, and others. Recently, Sev Ohanian was featured in Variety’s “41 Under 40: The New Leaders Class of 2025” list, further cementing his status as a rising force in Hollywood.

NEWS.am STYLE has previously featured Ohanian in its column ArmenՅԱՆs, where he spoke candidly about Sinners, his other projects, and his Armenian heritage, highlighting how his cultural roots continue to influence his storytelling in Hollywood.

Follow NEWS.am STYLE on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram