Kerry Washington big winner at 2013 Image Awards

LOS ANGELES - Celebrities walked the red carpet Friday at the 2013 NAACP Image Awards held at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles.

Kerry Washington walked away with three awards, including Best Actress in a Drama Series for her role on the ABC show "Scandal." She also took home prizes for Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture ("Django") and the President's Award for public service.

Washington's TV series, "Scandal," was named Best Drama Series.

Other big winners on the night were Jamie Foxx, who was chosen Entertainer of the Year, and the the top film of the year, "Red Tails."

Below is a list of people, groups and projects that took home awards at the 2013 Image Awards.

FILM

- Motion picture: "Red Tails."

- Actor in a motion picture: Denzel Washington, "Flight."

- Actress in a motion picture: Viola Davis, "Won't Back Down."

- Supporting actor in a motion picture: Samuel L. Jackson, "Django Unchained."

- Supporting actress in a motion picture: Kerry Washington, "Django Unchained."

- Independent motion picture: (tie) "Beasts of the Southern Wild" and "Red Tails."

- International motion picture: "The Intouchables."

- Documentary: "On the Shoulders of Giants: The Story of the Greatest Team You've Never Heard Of."

- Directing in a motion picture: Benh Zeitlin, "Beasts of the Southern Wild."

TELEVISION

- Comedy series: BET's "The Game."

- Actor in a comedy series: Don Cheadle, Showtime's "House Of Lies."

- Actress in a comedy series: Cassi Davis, TBS' "Tyler Perry's House of Payne."

- Supporting actor in a comedy series: Lance Gross, TBS' "Tyler Perry's House of Payne."

- Actress in a comedy series: Vanessa Williams, ABC's "Desperate Housewives."

- Drama series: ABC's "Scandal."

- Actor in a drama series: LL Cool J, CBS' "NCIS: Los Angeles."

- Actress in a drama series: Kerry Washington, ABC's "Scandal."

- Supporting actor in a drama series: Omar Epps, Fox's "House."

- Supporting actress in a drama series: Loretta Devine, ABC's "Grey's Anatomy."

- Television movie, mini-series or dramatic special: Lifetime's "Steel Magnolias."

- Actor in a television movie, mini-series or dramatic special: Cuba Gooding Jr., ABC's "Hallmark Hall of Fame's Firelight."

- Actress in a television movie, mini-series or dramatic special: Alfre Woodard, Lifetime's "Steel Magnolias."

- Actor in a daytime drama series: Kristoff St. John, CBS' "The Young and the Restless."

- Actress in a daytime drama series: Tatyana Ali, CBS' "The Young and the Restless."

- News: TV One's "Unsung."

- Talk series: ABC's "The View."

- Reality series: OWN's "Welcome to Sweetie Pie's."

- Variety series or special: BET's "Black Girls Rock."

- Children's program: BET's "Kasha and the Zulu King."

- Performance in a youth/children's program: Loretta Devine, Disney Channel's "Doc McStuffins."

- Writing in a comedy series: Marc Wilmore, "The Simpsons."

- Writing in a dramatic series: Cheo Hodari Coker, "SouthLAnd."

- Writing in a motion picture: Elizabeth Hunter, Lifetime's "Abducted: The Carlina White Story."

- Directing in a comedy series: Ken Whittingham, NBC's "Parks and Recreation."

- Directing in a dramatic series: Paris Barclay, NBC's "Smash."

MUSIC

- New artist: Elle Varner.

- Male artist: Usher.

- Female artist: Alicia Keys.

- Duo, group or collaboration: Mary Mary.

- Jazz album: "The Preservation Hall 50th Anniversary Collection," The Preservation Hall Jazz Band.

- Gospel album: "Go Get It," Mary Mary.

- World music album: "All of Me," Estelle.

- Music video: "Girl On Fire," Alicia Keys.

- Song: "I Look To You," Whitney Houston and R. Kelly.

- Album: "I Will Always Love You: The Best Of Whitney Houston," Whitney Houston.