Golden Globe Awards

At the annual Berlin Film Festival, the Golden Bear is the highest prize awarded for the Best Film in competition. But for this 74th edition, things got a little more radiant when the rooftop of the historic Adlon Hotel, inside the exclusive China Club, managed to flaunt more precious metal during one of the opening weekend's most in-demand events, Golden Globes Connect.

Solomon Oversaw Growth of Globes and Innovated Many of its Well-Known FeaturesThe Golden Globes® announced the passing of long-time member Judy Solomon yesterday morning. The former six-term president of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association was 91 years old.

Forbes’ 2023 list of America’s Richest Self-Made Women, which was released last week to rank the most successful female entrepreneurs and business leaders, features Golden Globe-winning actress and producer Reese Witherspoon in the 59th position and representing the only one in the entertainment category.  According to Forbes, Witherspoon sold a majority stake in her production company, Hello Sunshine, to a Blackstone-backed media company in August 2021.

Partnership Creates the Golden Globe Foundation, a California Nonprofit Public-Benefit CorporationDick Clark Productions (DCP) and Eldridge have acquired all the Golden Globes’ assets, rights, and properties from the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA). The transaction will result in the winddown of the HFPA and its membership.

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In celebration of the historic coronation of King Charles III, here’s a look back at all the actors who have won Golden Globes for portraying Kings and Queens of the United Kingdom and the other Commonwealth realms throughout history:Peter O'Toole as Henry II, Becket (1964) and The Lion in Winter (1968) The first to be feted for playing a British Monarch was Peter O'Toole, distinguished with an unprecedented double whammy, winning Best Actor – Motion Picture Drama twice for playing the 12th century King Henry II of England in both Becket, opposite Richard Burton and John Gielgud, and four years later in The Lion in Winter alongside Katharine Hepburn and a young Anthony Hopkins in his first major film role. Richard Harris as Arthur, Camelot (1967) Long before being rediscovered by a new generation as Albus Dumbledore in the Harry Potter films, Irish-born Richard Harris won Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy for playing the late 5th/early 6th centuries Welsh mythology folklore figure in the big screen adaptation of the 1960 Broadway musical.

This week Israel is celebrating its 75th Independence Day, an opportunity to look back at the filmmakers and actors honored on the Golden Globes stage over the years. Whether they won the coveted award or not, they brought national pride just by being nominated.

This double Golden Globe-winner – for Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy for The Disaster Artist five years ago and for the role that marked his breakout as a star in 2001 for James Dean turns 45 today. A good reason for the HFPA's Raffi Boghosian to take us through his performances and re-visit that funny acceptance speech.

When, quite literally, Neile Adams ran into Steve McQueen at the age of 23 on Broadway, she had no idea that the moment would change her life and turn into a scene in a movie. Neile Adams, who grew up in the Philippines, had been through rehearsals at Carnegie Hall.

Golden Globes Voting Body Now Totals 310 Voters and Reflects 58% Diversity Today, the Golden Globes® announced a heavily expanded voting body for the 81st Annual Golden Globe Awards with the addition of 215 international voters. Combined with the current 95 members, there are now a total of 310 voters, surpassing a pledge to increase the size and diversity of the voting body.