The Imagen Foundation has nominated three performers associated with Wolf Entertainment productions for the 2026 Imagen Awards, the organisation announced on Monday. Actors Arienne Mandi, Alana De La Garza and Brandon Larracuente received nods for their supporting roles in high‑profile network dramas.
Who was nominated
Mandi is recognised for her work on Chicago P.D., while De La Garza earned a nomination for her role in FBI. Larracuente received a supporting‑actor nod for his performance on Chicago Fire. All three are affiliated with Dick Wolf's prolific television franchise.
| Nominee | Programme | Category |
|---|---|---|
| Arienne Mandi | Chicago P.D. | Best Supporting Actress – Drama |
| Alana De La Garza | FBI | Best Supporting Actress – Drama |
| Brandon Larracuente | Chicago Fire | Best Supporting Actor – Drama |
Significance and ceremony details
The Imagen Awards were established to acknowledge and promote Latino creators and performers across film, television, documentaries, digital projects and music. The 2026 ceremony is scheduled for Friday, Aug. 21 at the Beverly Hilton in California.
These nominations underscore the visibility of Latino artists within mainstream American network television, particularly within long‑running franchises that reach broad audiences. While the Imagen Awards specifically aim to highlight Latinx contributions, the placement of nominees in well‑known procedural dramas may also affect casting perceptions and opportunities across the industry.
Where to watch
For Canadian viewers seeking the nominated series, the announcements point to streaming availability: the One Chicago franchise is available on Peacock, and FBI can be streamed on Paramount+. Broad streaming distribution helps ensure that nominated performances remain accessible to international audiences and awards voters alike.
- Three Wolf Entertainment performers received Imagen nominations for 2026.
- Nominees represent Chicago P.D., FBI and Chicago Fire.
- The awards ceremony will take place on Aug. 21 at the Beverly Hilton.
The Imagen Foundation's recognition is one of several industry honours that spotlight diversity and inclusion in front of and behind the camera. These nominations contribute to an ongoing conversation about representation in dramatic television and the opportunities afforded to Latino artists within major U.S. franchises.
