The 2026 Las Culturistas Culture Awards, hosted by Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers, celebrated the best in pop culture.

It was a jam-packed two-hour telecast of the award ceremony in its second year on Bravo.

Yang and Rogers started off the night with a nod to Heated Rivalry, breaking out into song in their hockey gear. Hunting Wives stars Brittany Snow and Malin Akerman also joined the duo to sing Tatu’s “All the Things She Said,” which was needle dropped in the Canadian series.

In their opening monologue, Yang and Rogers mentioned the Summer House scandal, which rocked the Bravoverse. Later that night, Ciara Miller won the Allison Williams Cool Girl Award and delivered a speech that resonated with fans.

“Thank you so much. If by ‘cool’ you mean, ‘Utterly disappointed by everybody around me,’ yes, I am so f**king cool,” she said. “Obviously, this year has been a little rough, but you know what they say – the best revenge is winning the Allison Williams Cool Girl Award.”

She added, “And booking Love Island USA. And being in Shaboozey’s music video. And also being a registered nurse. And a model. So I’m going to put this in the bathroom of my new house.”

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Will Ferrell was honored with the Titan of Culture award and gave audiences advice to “be proud of yourself,” adding, “I think we should all celebrate our pride.”

“I have pride about being an actor and a filmmaker, but I also have pride about being a husband to a wife,” the SNL alum said. “I guess what I’m saying is, I’m proud to be straight. God, it feels good to finally say that.”

Ferrell continued his funny bit, saying, “The second, more important thing after pride is to be happy, be joyful, be gay. Have gay pride! Starting this month, I hereby declare June — Pride Month!”

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Lisa Kudrow received the Lifetime of Culture honor, with Ben Platt taking the stage for a rendition of “Smelly Cat,” the song Kudrow’s Phoebe Buffay sang on Friends.

“Thank you so much. Winning this Lifetime Culture award is everything to me,” Kudrow said after receiving her trophy from her The Comeback co-star Malin Akerman. “I know what got me here tonight, it’s a career of meticulous planning to impress Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang.”

Kudrow joked that it was Romy & Michele that “was going to be enough” to impress Rogers and Yang “when they were in grade school.”

“When I auditioned for Friends in 1994, I thought, ‘This is the show I should do cause you know who’s going to love it? Four-year-old Matt and not-yet-born Bown!’ Kudrow said, eliciting laughs from the audience. “All culminating in, not a coincidence, the third season of The Comeback. I knew Matt and Bowen would have to give me this award this year. So, thank you, gentleman, for playing right into my hands. And a bigger thanks to me, Lisa, for having my priorities straight.”

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Performances of the night included Megan Stalter performing “Prettiest Girl in America,” Rachel Zegler, Pikachu, and Mandy Moore.

List of All the Winners Televised At the 2026 Las Culturistas Culture Awards

Artist of the Millennium: RuPaul

Allison Williams Cool Girl Award: Ciara Miller of Summer House

The All Good Either Way Award for Bisexuality In Media: Hannah Einbinder of Hacks

Titan of Culture: Will Ferrell

Best Vibe, Hands Down: Mia Calabrese of Summer House

Best Part of “Where Is My Husband!” Song: Sarah Sherman and Aidy Bryant

Eva Longoria Award for Tiny Woman, Huge Impact: That Girl From Duolingo (The Owl)

Shhh Don’t Repeat This Award For Rumor We Are Making Up: Kamala Oh, Mary!

Most Beautiful Name for a Daughter You Haven’t Even Thought of Yet: Ricochet

Jaws Award for Water Diva: Me, When I Was Young, They Used To Call Me a Fish At the Beach!

Hilary Duff Award for Millennial Excellence: Indoor Fern

Best New Artist: Stacey Rusch of The Real Housewives of Potomac

Lifetime of Culture: Lisa Kudrow

Most Surprising Snack: Eric Nam

30 under 30: Pikachu

Most Iconic Building or Structure: The Barclays Center, AKA Ellie the Elephant’s House

Tokyo Disneysea Land of Great Beauty Award: Roku City

Yess!!! Award for Girl We Learned About This Year (And Loved): Olandria of Love Island USA

Scariest Moment in History: Hereditary Lil’ Diva Head Come Off

Eternal Lesbian of the Pop Culture Mind: Wanda Sykes

The Shrek Award for Top Thing We Want to Do to That Green Guy: Double-Sided Dildo

Record of the Year: “All the Things She Said,” Tatu

Stephen Baldwin claimed he was “castrated comedically” before being let go from the Jennifer Aniston-led rom-com “The Object of My Affection.”

The actor, who was originally cast as Aniston’s boyfriend Vince McBride in the 20th Century Studios film, before being replaced by John Pankow, recalled his exit from the rom-com during a recent episode of his “One Bad Movie” podcast.

“I was doing a movie with Jenny Aniston back in the day … It was when I was really young, coming up. I had been doing a few things. Before ‘Usual Suspects’ and all that bulls–t,” Baldwin told his guest T.J. Miller. “‘The Object of My Affection.’ I went in and I auditioned to play like the sidekick, kind of almost boyfriend of Jennifer Aniston.”

He continued: “And I’ve never told this story before. So, I get there and I’m me and Jennifer’s cute and whatever and I got a girl and I’m good. So, I’m just there to be me. But after like, I think it was the second day of shooting, after lunch, this producer comes to my trailer and goes, ‘There’s a problem.’ I go, ‘What’s up?’ He goes, ‘You can’t be funnier than Jennifer.’”

Per Baldwin, he was surprised by the feedback and even pushed back on the directive.

“I go, ‘Is this a joke?’” he remembered saying at the time. “It’s comedy movie. Like, I don’t know. Am I about to get punk’d? Like, what do you even mean by that?”

After Miller defended Aniston as “really funny,” having co-starred with the “Friends” actress in 2016’s “Office Christmas Party,” Baldwin explained he wasn’t sharing this tidbit to “shred anybody.”

“This is just to simply say Hollywood’s Hollywood,” Baldwin continued. “This happened to me on [‘Casualties of War’]. I got fired … Same thing. I’ve created a character and they went, ‘It’s not working. Here’s your money. Go home.’”

While Baldwin noted this was a “similar” experience, he noted that being told “there’s a problem” and to “just say the words” threw him for a loop.

“‘And I’m now like, you’ve just mauled my face like a f–king wolverine,” he said. “And I’m going, ‘You’re asking me to like, just numb myself.’”

“So I go back to the set after lunch, right? Castrated comedically, right?” Baldwin went on. “I was wondering was it really about my good looks? Was I fat? Well, you know, I was freaking out. So, I get back in there and I try not to be me.”

Yet, as Baldwin remembered it, he struggled to understand the feedback and was ultimately let go.

“They let me go. They told me I could go home,” he said. “And that was all cool, but that’s just awkward.”

Watch Baldwin and Miller’s conversation above. A representative for Aniston did not immediately respond to TheWrap’s request for comment.