La La Land Wins The Producers Guild's Top Award

Saturday night saw the Producers Guild of
America throw its annual awards bash and, in
another boost to its Oscar chances, La La Land
took home the main film award.
It's yet another trophy for the film's already
stacked cabinet, or possibly for a box in
Sebastian's ( Ryan Gosling ) apartment while he
figures out his life. Elsewhere, Zootropolis /
topia scored again, with Disney's Clark Spencer
picking up another award.
On both film and TV it was good to be in the
O.J. Simpson history business as O.J.: Made
In America won the documentary film prize,
while The People V. O.J. Simpson: American
Crime Story nabbed the long-form TV prize.
And Stranger Things went away with the
Episodic Television gong, while Donald Glover's
Atlanta won another award, in the comedy
category.

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