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The This Is Us Cast Continued to Be Perfect at the Golden Globes

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Mon, Jan 8, 2018
The This Is Us Cast Continued to Be Perfect at the Golden Globes

Here's All the Celebrities Who Wore Black to Protest Sexual Harassment at the Golden Globes

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Mon, Jan 8, 2018
Here's All the Celebrities Who Wore Black to Protest Sexual Harassment at the Golden Globes

VIDEO: Amy Poehler and Tina Fey Reveal Who (and What) They'll be Wearing to the 2015 Golden Globes

The Golden Globes (and all awards shows) are, on the surface, about recognizing talent in the entertainment industry. But we all know that awards shows are really about looking good in outfits that cost half a year's salary. Funny ladies Tina Fey and Amy Poehler understand this, and in the first promo for the 2015 Golden Globes ceremony—which will mark the duo's third and final turn hosting the event—they address the most important question: Who will they be wearing?

Sat, Nov 29, 2014
VIDEO: Amy Poehler and Tina Fey Reveal Who (and What) They'll be Wearing to the 2015 Golden Globes

Live in Hollywood: The 2010 Golden Globes

No more spoiler alerts needed: The Golden Globe Awards will air live on the West Coast for the first time next year.The ceremony has traditionally been time-delayed on the West Coast so it could air in prime time. But in a world where ...

Fri, Apr 3, 2009
Live in Hollywood: The 2010 Golden Globes

Golden Globes 2008

And the Winners Are...OK, so it wasn’t the most exciting awards show last night — actually, we’re not really sure we’d even call it an awards show since it was downgraded to mere press-conference status. Come to think of it, it must really suck for first-time nominees who were looking forward to all the glitz and glam. But despite all the havoc the strike has created, it doesn’t mean we shouldn’t acknowledge the winners just because nobody showed up, right? Here we offer up Seacrest's roundup of who won what. (Obviously, nothing can keep that guy from a day's work.) Watch it now! | More online videos

Tue, Jan 15, 2008
Golden Globes 2008

Golden Globes 2008

And the Winners Are...OK, so it wasn’t the most exciting awards show last night — actually, we’re not really sure we’d even call it an awards show since it was downgraded to mere press-conference status. Come to think of it, it must really suck for first-time nominees who were looking forward to all the glitz and glam. But despite all the havoc the strike has created, it doesn’t mean we shouldn’t acknowledge the winners just because nobody showed up, right? Here we offer up Seacrest's roundup of who won what. (Obviously, nothing can keep that guy from a day's work.) Watch it now! | More online videos

Tue, Jan 15, 2008

Golden Globes: What's Your Take on the Winners… and the "Big Show"?

Adding insult to the injury of having this year's Golden Globes telecast boiled down into an hour-long news conference, broadcast television also saw itself virtually shut out of grabbing any accolades, as cable TV proved to be the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's favorite child.Outside of 30 Rock star Tina Fey's win in the best actress/TV comedy race, the rest of the HFPA's loving went to cable, with Mad Men, Extras and Longford topping the best drama, comedy and TV-movie/miniseries categories, respectively. Glenn Close (Damages) and Jon Hamm (Mad Men) took home (or rather, will be messengered) honors for best actress and actor in a TV drama, while David Duchovny (Californication) pulled an upset in the best actor/TV comedy contest. Finishing up cable's near-sweep, Jeremy Piven (Entourage) and Samantha Morton (Longford) won in TV's supporting-acting categories.Film-wise, Atonement, Sweeney Todd and The Diving Bell and the Butterfly won for best drama, comedy/musical and forei...

Mon, Jan 14, 2008

TV Guide Network to Cover Globes Winners Live

Concurrent with the HFPA's decision to open up the Golden Globes news conference to all media outlets (and not just NBC), the TV Guide Network announced its plan to air live, commercial-free coverage of the winners on Sunday at 9 pm/ET. The Network's coverage will be anchored by Chris Harrison (host of the soon-to-premiere Hollywood 411) and Maria Sansone (Yahoo!'s The 9). The pair will also oversee TV Guide Network's two-hour pre-show, Countdown to the Globes, starting at 7, as well as Globes Post-Show, from 10 to 11.Until then, check out TVGuide.com's Golden Globes mini-site, where you can cue up videos, browse pics of last year's best fashion and winners and this year's first-time nominees, see who Roush, Ausiello and Maitland have picked to win, and cast your own vote on this year's races.

Sat, Jan 12, 2008

Golden Globes Scrap Exclusivity Deal with NBC

It looks like NBC isn’t the only network to get access to the Golden Globes press conference "event" this Sunday. In the wake of reported behind-the-scenes disagreements over how NBC would cover the scaled-down awards proceedings, on Friday the Hollywood Foreign Press Association scrapped the network’s exclusive broadcast deal and opened coverage to all electronic media. The deal was widely criticized because of concerns over the potential blurring of news and entertainment, with both NBC newsroom staff and the WGA fearing that a now-somber event would be exploited as only an entertainment “news” show can do.The HFPA made the initial exclusivity deal with NBC to broadcast the scaled-back event after actors announced they would not cross the picket line to attend the annual award ceremony. Traditionally, the Globes are a large-scale, glam event that kick off the award season — and get Hollywood amped for big wins and big parties. This year, in contrast, will ...

Sat, Jan 12, 2008

NBC Refunds Golden Coin to Globes Sponsors

Now that coverage of the Golden Globes has been watered down to a one-hour NBC News special, the Peacock is angling to hold onto as much of the $20 million in revenue it stood to pocket from advertisers. While some spenders may still want their spots to be presented during the "news conference," others will have their investment (approximately $450,000 per 30-second commercial) refunded to them. "We're working with each client on a case-by-case basis," an NBC rep tells TV Week, "to come up with the best solution for everyone involved."Advertisers who elect not to run their spots during Sunday's news conference will get first dibs on the 2009 Globes.In our Strike Watch blog:• Grey's Star: Producers "Need to Have a Heart"• Golden Globes Officially Whittled Down to a One-hour Press Conference

Wed, Jan 9, 2008

WGA Won't Award Waivers to Award Shows

Say that 10 times fast! Until they are handed their own prize — a new contract with the AMPTP — the WGA won't make it easy for awards shows to carry on, and has denied waivers that would allow scribes to scribble for the Jan. 13 Golden Globes and Feb. 24 Oscars. Independent producers, though, are holding out hope that they can hammer out isolated deals with the Guild. "The Golden Globe Awards, which has a long and friendly relationship with the Writers Guild of America, is obviously disappointed that the WGA denied its request for a waiver," says a statement from Dick Clark Productions to Variety. "However, we are encouraged by the fact that the WGA has announced that it plans to negotiate agreements with independent production companies."Godspeed to all, because the inane banter between presenters doesn't write itself.Update: The AMPTP has of course weighed in on this Tuesday headline, saying in a statement: "In the category of Worst Supporting Union, the nominee is the W...

Tue, Dec 18, 2007

Katherine Heigl: I Won't Cross Picket Line for Globes

At least one of this year's freshly minted Golden Globe nominees might be a no-show for the big event. Speaking to Entertainment Tonight from a Wednesday WGA picket line, Grey's Anatomy's Katherine Heigl — since nommed for best supporting actress in a TV series — said of the Jan. 13 Globescast, "I'm not crossing the picket line [to attend an awards show] unless I'm contractually obliged to do so. And I'm not [obligated] with the Golden Globes."Globes photo gallery:• Tina Fey, Christina Applegate, Jeremy Piven and more nominees react to their nominations!

Thu, Dec 13, 2007
Katherine Heigl: I Won't Cross Picket Line for Globes

Golden Globe Film Nominations: Atonement on Top

Nominees for the 65th annual Golden Globe awards were announced Thursday morning, and Atonement leads the cinematic pack with seven nods. Here's a look at exactly who is up for what in the movie categories; TV nominations can be found and discussed here:BEST MOTION PICTURE / DRAMAAmerican GangsterAtonementEastern PromisesThe Great DebatersMichael ClaytonNo Country for Old MenThere Will Be BloodBEST MOTION PICTURE / MUSICAL OR COMEDY Across the UniverseCharlie Wilson's WarHairsprayJunoSweeney ToddBEST DIRECTORTim Burton, Sweeney ToddEthan and Joel Coen, No Country for Old MenJulian Schnabel, The Diving Bell and the ButterflyRidley Scott, American Gangster Joe Wright, AtonementBEST SCREENPLAYAtonement (Christopher Hampton)Charlie Wilson's War (Aaron Sorkin)The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (Ronald Harwood)Juno (Diablo Cody)No Country for Old Men (Joel and Ethan Coen)BEST FOREIGN-LANGUAGE FILM4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 DaysThe Kite RunnerThe Diving Bell and the ButterflyLust, CautionPerse...

Thu, Dec 13, 2007

Golden Globe TV Nominations Come Up Daisies!

Nominees for the 65th annual Golden Globe awards were announced Thursday morning, and freshman success stories such as Pushing Daisies, Damages and Mad Men got their deserved due. Here's a look at exactly who is up for what in the TV categories; movie noms can be found and discussed here:BEST TV DRAMABig LoveDamagesGrey's AnatomyHouseMad MenThe TudorsBEST TV COMEDY OR MUSICAL30 RockCalifornicationEntourageExtrasPushing DaisiesBEST ACTRESS IN A TV DRAMAPatricia Arquette, MediumGlenn Close, DamagesMinnie Driver, The RichesEdie Falco, The SopranosSally Field, Brothers & SistersHolly Hunter, Saving GraceKyra Sedgwick, The CloserBEST ACTOR IN A TV DRAMAMichael C. Hall, DexterHugh Laurie, HouseBill Paxton, Big LoveJon Hamm, Mad MenJonathan Rhys Meyers, The Tudors BEST ACTOR IN A TV COMEDYAlec Baldwin, 30 RockSteve Carell, The OfficeDavid Duchovny, CalifornicationRicky Gervais, ExtrasLee Pace, Pushing DaisiesBEST ACTRESS IN A TV COMEDYChristina Applegate, Samantha Who?America Ferrera, ...

Thu, Dec 13, 2007
Golden Globe TV Nominations Come Up Daisies!

Short Takes: Retirement Calls Cronkite Back to Work

Former CBS Evening News anchor Walter Cronkite has signed on to tape a series of seven-to-10-minute editorials for a new network called Retirement Living TV. Oddly, from the sound of it, the bits, called Cronkite's Commentaries, sound suspiciously like Gramps has just figured out how to video blog... Rumer "Daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce" Willis has been named Miss Golden Globe for this year's 65th annual award show, airing Jan. 13. The starlet's credits include such features as Mom's Striptease and Dad's The Whole Nine Yards... Ossifying Playboy playa Hugh Hefner has given $2 million to the University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts, saying, "I've always believed that following one's dreams is very important." Whether said dream's name is Heather or Tiffany or Penny. No, wait, make that Hope. — Ben Katner

Fri, Nov 16, 2007

Short Cuts: Xbox, Jaime Pressly, Globes and More!

The Xbox LIVE Originals contest, hosted by Xbox 360 and the New York Television Festival, invites aspiring TV producers to create a pilot for what will be the online network's first original series. The winning entrant gets a $100K budget and a possible six-episode commitment. See here for rules.... Food Network's Paula Deen cohosts Fox's The Morning Show with Mike and Juliet on Wednesday.... Jaime Pressly and Robert Downey Jr. are among the stars who will surprise special people in their lives with custom cars during Season 2 of Speed's Payback, premiering May 31.... The 65th Annual Golden Globes will be held January 13, 2008, moving back to Sunday night for the first time in three years.

Tue, Apr 17, 2007

Golden Globe Questions Answered!

Some mysteries are best left unsolved. Take, for instance, the enigma that is Donald Trump's creepy coif. Other unexplained phenomena, however, warrant further investigation — especially when said perplexities occur at a major Hollywood shindig like the 61st annual Golden Globe Awards. Here's what left us scratching our comb-overs Sunday night... Is Tyra Banks appearing in Matt LeBlanc's spin-off, Joey? The Friends himbo and Victoria's Secret model made a head-turning pair as the presenters for best actress in a TV series, musical or comedy. But when the duo was introduced, it sure sounded like the announcer said Miss Tyra was going to star on Joey. Is she?"It's not true," says a Friends rep. Adds Banks' spokeswoman: "They said, 'The creator and executive producer of America's Next Top Model and from the upcoming NBC show Joey.' Because they said it quickly, it sounded as if she was doing both. But she's n

Tue, Jan 27, 2004

Globes Make the Grade

Last night's live broadcast of the 61st annual Golden Globe Awards was a salute to the best in entertainment in '03. But was the ceremony itself entertainment deserving of a salute? To answer that $64,000 question, TV Guide Online put the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's black-tie back-slap to the test, bestowing upon it points for every moment that genuinely amused us... and taking them away whenever we had to pop a No-Doz. Sixty credits (out of a possible 100) were needed to earn a D-minus. So, did the to-do make the grade? Read on to find out. We stayed up late to do the math for you, people; the least you can do is read our review! Presenter No. 1 Meryl Streep announced, "I've never opened an envelope before." Which must make answering her fan mail quite a challenge. (One point.) Later, accepting her own award, she made a stunning discovery: "I just realized you can see co

Mon, Jan 26, 2004

Joan Said What at the Globes?

On Sunday evening, when E!'s From The Red Carpet: 2003 Golden Globes special went live, a technical glitch found co-host Joan Rivers squawking away, but without any sound. And for a brief moment, viewers may have thought they'd be spared the inane drivel that accompanies the pretty pictures of stars in their finest (or to Joan's sadistic delight, their worst). Later, the producers of NBC's own Golden Globes Arrivals special may have wished their sound died when one actor got a bit too colorful for broadcast television. But such is the nature of live television, when anything can — and oftentimes does — get blurted. Here's a recap of the night's verbal highlights: Groaners & GaffesFollowing a miss-or-miss opening salvo of one-liners — including two tries at an already-dated Michael Jackson dangling

Tue, Jan 21, 2003

Golden Globes: Tune In, Party On

The Hollywood elite want Oscars and Emmys for their trophy cases, of course. But when it comes time to actually attend an award show, celebrities eagerly depart for just one: the Golden Globes. And, truth be told, it's also the only black-tie back-slap that we really look forward to watching. As NBC's live broadcast of the 60th annual kudofest reminded us last night, the Foreign Press Association's free-wheeling to-do isn't merely a celebration of the best in film and television, it's a celebration, period — and we all know what that means. Serious actors. Hard liquor. Good times. On the off chance that you had a prior commitment and were forced to tune out, please allow TV Guide Online to fill you in on everything you missed. (Hangover not included.) Meryl Streep skipped from the loo. Well, it sure seemed that way. When the flustered

Mon, Jan 20, 2003

What You Didn't See at the Globes!

Merriam-Webster, listen up. At last night's 60th annual Golden Globe Awards, Chicago champ Renée Zellweger came up with the perfect word to describe all those self-important celebrity "escorts" (i.e. publicists, agents, more publicists) who whisk the winners around backstage after their moment of glory. "They're shufflers," she cracked to reporters after picking up her trophy for best lead actress in a movie musical or comedy. "They're shuffling me around [tonight] with great urgency." Not to mention danger. At one point, Zellweger's handlers — having decided that the actress's one-on-one interview with Access Hollywood's Billy Bush had gone on long enough — practically strong-armed the petite blonde, insisting she needed to be somewhere else, like, now. Well, where Zellweger nearly ended up was on the

Mon, Jan 20, 2003