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Insider's End of Year Awards celebrates the best in music, TV, and movies

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Insider's End of Year Awards celebrates the best in music, TV, and movies
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  • Insider's End of Year awards celebrates the best in music, movies, and TV.
  • This year, Beyoncé's "Renaissance" earned album of the year for being technically perfect and fun.

It's the end of another year and 2022 brought binge-worthy television, blockbuster films, and albums we loved to stream.

Our favorite streamers, singers, and screenwriters birthed the shows we loved to follow, the albums we loved to sing, and the movies we loved to watch. Still, there were a few titles that stood above the rest.

Insider's entertainment team — which consists of 15 journalists spanning two continents — got together and voted on their favorite titles of the year.

While Beyoncé's seventh album, "Renaissance," was an easy win for album of the year for being relentlessly fun and technically perfect, as senior music reporter Callie Ahlgrim writes, the team was split on who'd take home the prize for best television show of the year.

The honor eventually came down to a tie between ABC's "Abbott Elementary," Quinta Brunson's elementary school comedy, and "Game of Thrones" prequel, HBO's "House of the Dragon." As for the best film of 2022, "Everything Everywhere All at Once" won for pulling off a heartwarming story wrapped in sci-fi absurdist humor, as correspondent Kirsten Acuna writes in her review.

Check out why these titles are Insider's picks for its End of Year Awards 2022.

Here's who took home the honor in 2022.

Beyonce's 'Renaissance' is the best album of 2022

'Everything Everywhere All at Once' is the best movie of 2022

'Abbott Elementary' is the best show of 2022

'House of the Dragon' is the best show of 2022

In 2021 winners, we loved prestige TV and blockbusters

Succession' is so good it had us rooting for a group of morally bankrupt billionaires. This is why it's Insider's TV show of the year.

Denis Villeneuve's 'Dune' is a visually stunning epic with a surprising amount of heart. This is why it's Insider's movie of the year.

Olivia Rodrigo's 'Sour' finds all the right words to paint a universal portrait of heartbreak. This is why it's Insider's album of the year.


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