IndieWire Wins Best Website at SoCal Journalism Awards for Second Straight Year
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Kate Erbland
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IndieWire won Best Website, News Organization Exclusive to the Internet at the 2026 SoCal Journalism Awards for the second consecutive year. The award was presented by the LA Press Club at its Sunday evening gala, honoring the best in entertainment journalism during the 2025 calendar year.
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IndieWireIndieWire Wins Best Website at SoCal Journalism Awards for Second Straight Yearindiewire.comKey quotes
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At its Sunday evening gala, the SoCal Journalism Awards announced that IndieWire and its entire staff were crowned the Best Website, News Organization Exclusive to the Internet.
The annual awards honor the best in entertainment journalism during the 2025 calendar year, and were announced by the LA Press Club, which also organizes the National Arts and Entertainment Journalism Award
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