Tina Fey and Amy Poehler to Return as Golden Globes Hosts in 2021
We’ll drink to this: Tina Fey and Amy Poehler will return to host the Golden Globes on NBC in 2021. READ MORE
Ratings: Golden Globes Slip vs. 2019, Deliver 8-Year Audience Low
After holding steady in 2019, the Golden Globe Awards this year took a dip. READ MORE
Golden Globes 2020: The Best, Worst, Weirdest and Funniest Moments
Ricky Gervais cracked wise. Kate McKinnon gave thanks. And Ansel Elgort presented an award in song!
The 77th annual Golden Globes took place on Sunday night, and they kicked off the 2020 awards season with plenty of humor, heart and… palpable tension among co-presenters. READ MORE & VIEW PHOTOS
Fleabag's Phoebe Waller-Bridge Thanks Obama in Golden Globes Speech, With Nod to That Bawdy Season 1 Scene
In accepting this year’s Golden Globe for Best Comedy Series, Fleabag‘s Phoebe Waller-Bridge gave a shout-out to a presidential fan who happened to play a role in a naughty Season 1 scene. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
Kate McKinnon Recalls 'Scary' Coming Out Experience in Emotional Golden Globes Tribute to Ellen DeGeneres
Kate McKinnon is known for making audiences howl with laughter on Saturday Night Live. But at Sunday’s Golden Globes, she brought the evening’s first tears with a candid, touching introduction of Carol Burnett Award winner Ellen DeGeneres. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
Golden Globes: Succession, Fleabag and Chernobyl Lead TV Winners
The winners of the 2020 Golden Globe Awards were announced on Sunday night in a ceremony held at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills and hosted by the famously irrepressible Ricky Gervais READ MORE
Golden Globes 2020: Ricky Gervais' Opening Monologue — Grade It!
He’s baaaaaack.
Ricky Gervais returned for his READ MORE & GRADE IT
Golden Globes Red Carpet Photos: J.Lo, Kerry Washington and More Stars
The biggest names in television — and cinema, if you’re into that sort of thing — descended upon Los Angeles’ Beverly Hilton on Sunday for the 77th annual Golden Globe Awards. READ MORE & VIEW PHOTOS
Will a Broadcast-TV Series Ever Again Win One of the Major Awards?
Even in a world of participation trophies, broadcast-TV is having a harder and harder time competing in the industry’s major award shows — to a degree that one might wonder if a network show or star, worthy though they may be, can ever break out again. READ MORE
When They See Us' Ava DuVernay Shrugs Off Golden Globes Snubs: 'These Things Are a Cherry on Top'
Monday’s list of Golden Globe nominations did not include any love for Netflix’s When They See Us, but director Ava DuVernay doesn’t seem to be sulking. READ MORE
