I don't disagree with you on any of that Roses, but I believe it would be even worse for female artists were this to happen with film awards than with music awards, so I'm concerned the trend will move over into that area. In music the male dominance is different and in different areas, less visible on the front face of things, and it's at least possible for a woman to be acknowledged as the biggest act of the moment, the biggest possible commercial draw, like Madonna or possibly Adele, whereas you almost never see that with a female movie star, that they're the biggest name right now full stop, male or female. It's mostly men's names you would see at the top of movie posters over the last century or so to draw in audiences, where people would say "Are you going to see the new Tom Cruise/Will Smith/Bruce Willis film". Closest you got for that kind of name power was maaaybe Sharon Stone?
I'm not saying this is great, I'm saying I hope it doesn't leach over into film/TV awards where female performers are rarely even given the opportunity to play the same kind of roles with the same prominence as male performers, let alone have equal opportunity to show what they can do or be the most celebrated.