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Stāsta kino kritiķe, Rīgas Starptautiskā kino festivāla radošā direktore Sonora Broka Šādu apzīmējumu ieguvusi Holivudas ārzemju preses asociācijas ikgadējā “Zelta globusa” balvu pasniegšanas ceremonija, kurā tiek svinēti gan kino, gan televīzijas paši labākie. Mūsdienās “Zelta globusa” balvas tiek pasniegtas 27 kategorijās, ceremonija tiek translēta vairāk nekā 185 valstīs un teritorijās visā pasaulē. 2025. gada 5. janvārī notika jau 82. “Zelta globusa” ceremonija. Pirmā Holivudas ārzemju korespondentu asociācijas – mūsdienu Holivudas ārzemju preses asociācijas priekšteča – balvu pasniegšana par izciliem sasniegumiem kino notika 1944. gada sākumā, neformālā ceremonijā “20th Century Fox” studijā Losandželosā, kur par gada labāko filmu tika atzīta Henrija Kinga režisētā “Bernadetes dziesma”. Nākamajā gadā tika rīkots balvas dizaina konkurss, kā rezultātā tika izvēlēts statuetes dizains, kas visprecīzāk atspoguļo organizācijas mērķus – plašo starptautisko dimensiju – zeltīts globuss, ko apvij kinolente. Līdz ar jaunā balvas dizaina prezentāciju notika arī pirmā svinīgā “Zelta globusu” pieņemšana leģendārajā Beverlihilsas viesnīcā Sanseta bulvārī. 1951. gadā Holivudas ārzemju preses asociācija nolēma sadalīt labākās filmas, aktiera un aktrises nominācijas divās atsevišķās kategorijās — drāma un mūzikls vai komēdija, lai neatstātu žanrus bez ievērības. 1952. gadā tika ieviesta Sesila Demilla balvu par “izcilu ieguldījumu izklaides jomā”. Pirmais balvas saņēmējs bija pats producents un režisors Demills. Piecdesmito gadu vidū “Zelta globusa” balvas sāka pasniegt arī televīzijas filmām, bet sešdesmitajos gados – translēt mazajos ekrānos pašu ceremoniju. “Zelta globusu” ceļš nav vienmēr bijis gluds – 1968. gadā organizētājiem pārmeta sabiedrības maldināšanu par balsojuma procesu, tostarp apgalvojot, ka atsevišķi apbalvojumi apsolīti kino zvaigznēm, lai tās ierastos uz ceremoniju, astoņdesmito gadu sākumā izskanēja, ka kādas aktrises vīrs bija sarūpējis dažādus labumus tiem, kas balsos par viņa sievu, bet 21. gadsimta sākumā, kad balvu pasniegšanas ceremonija bija jau ieguvusi plašu atpazīstamību un prestižu, bieži kalpojot kā priekšvēstnesis Amerikas Kinoakadēmijas balvu sadalījumam, HFPA nokļuva viedokļu krustugunīs sava pārlieku viendabīgā biedru sastāva dēļ  – tajā dominēja sirmi kungi no Amerikas savienotajām valstīm. Kopš tā brīža “Zelta globusu” balsotāju sastāvs ir būtiski dažādots, un šogad par nominācijām balsoja 334 žurnālisti no 85 valstīm, tostarp arī Latvijas. 2007. gadā tika ieviesta vēl viena, kā izrādījies, Latvijai liktenīga, jauna “Zelta globusu” kategorija: “Labākā animācijas pilnmetrāžas filma”. Šogad, pirmo reizi “Zelta globusu” vēsturē, šo balvu ir saņēmusi Latvijas filma, Ginta Zilbaloža “Straume”.

Today, we delve into the fascinating world of "9I" – a unique skill set in the Army Medical Service Corps, focusing on Architecture & Construction Management. We're honored to have Colonel James "Jim" Goetschius with us, the 9I Consultant to the Army Surgeon General. He'll unravel the 9I pivotal role in health facilities planning, intertwining architecture, engineering, business solutions, and facilities management. COL James Goetschius is the 14th Commander of the U.S. Army Health Facility Planning Agency at the Defense Health Headquarters in Falls Church, Virginia. COL Goetschius has held numerous strategic and operational leadership positions and has health facilities planning experience that spans the full breadth of the facilities life cycle. Previously, he served as HFPA's Director, Project Execution Division in which he was responsible for executing the U.S. Army's $5.4 billion medical facility capital investment program with a direct, positive impact on more than 3.9 million DoD beneficiaries. He led a globally dispersed, multidisciplinary team of military, civilian, and contractor personnel in the execution of $1.2 billion in initial outfitting and transition requirements. COL Goetschius deployed as a health facilities planner to Afghanistan, Iraq, and Kosovo, where his responsibilities included the design/build of the theater hospital at Balad Airbase (Iraq) and the construction of the multinational hospital at Camp Bondsteel (Kosovo). He also served as a team member on Special Medical Augmentation Response Team – Health Systems missions to conduct medical facility and health system assessments, planning, and design for the restoration of medical infrastructure in Honduras, Ivory Coast, and Russia. While completing his doctoral studies, COL Goetschius worked as a graduate research assistant at the Disaster Research Center.COL Goetschius earned a Ph.D. in Disaster Science and Management from the University of Delaware, a Master of City Planning and Post-Master's Certificate in International Planning and Development from the University of Pennsylvania, and undergraduate degrees in architecture and psychology from Norwich University. He is certified an urban planner by the American Institute of Certified Planners and designated a Level II Certified Acquisition Professional in Facilities Engineering by the Army Acquisition Corps. COL Goetschius is a recipient of The Surgeon General's “A” Proficiency Designator for Professional Excellence and is a member of the Order of Military Medical Merit and the Honorable Order of Kentucky COLs.For more information in 9I please see: https://www.armyhealthfacilities.amedd.army.mil/We are NOW on our YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/@BeAllYouCanBeMSCDisclaimer: The views expressed in this podcast are the guests and host's alone and do not reflect the official position of the Medical Service Corps, the Department of Defense, or the US Government. All information discussed is unclassified approved for public release and found on open cleared sources.For more episodes listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube @ Be All You Can Be MSC For more information, suggestions, or questions please contact: beallyoucanbemsc@gmail.com

In this week's episode, after a bit of drinking, Brian and MacKenzie react to the Golden Globes from the good, to the bad, to the downright ugly. They breakdown each win and discuss whether the HFPA got it right or wrong. Plus, they review this year's show itself and discuss what the Globes might do to get back on track.

Hello Therese, we're back for our annual holiday extravaganza. This year we're movie-clubbing Todd Haynes' very luscious and very gay Carol (2015), starring Cate Blanchett, Rooney Mara, and Sarah Paulson. We discuss the erotic imagery of merely a glove, lesbian sex scenes through the lens of a gay man, and the joy in watching flat male characters (what even IS Jake Lacy's character's name?). All that Carol talk for you plus our reactions to the Golden Globe nominations, our dream casting of Da'Vine Joy Randolph and Emma Stone as Pearl Bailey and Carol Channing in a future film, and some Muppet talk. And then…we give you a solid ten minutes on our theory that gay men hate all gay male things while lesbians are much more accepting, our trip down memory lane to remember “lesbian kiss episodes” during November sweeps, the legacy of Roseanne, and Natalie Zea hunting down Kimberly Pierce for the Boys Don't Cry short she starred in!  Anyway, happy holidays! Do you think Linda Perry and Sara Gilbert watched Carol together? Follow us on social media: @youmightknowherfrom || @damianbellino || @rodemanne Discussed this week: Golden Globe nominations came out HFPA dissolved last year Anne liked Priscilla Actors on Actors with Emma Stone and Bradley Cooper. Better or Actors on Actors with Hathaway and Blunt Da'Vine Joy Randolph getting Oscar buzz for The Holdovers and should definitely star as Pearl Bailey. We vote Emma Stone for Carol Channing Is Wonka good?! We love Pepe the Prawn now  Lonny Price is in Muppets Take Manhattan Austin Pendleton is in The Muppet Movie We love Ollie's on 42nd Street (sighted Lois Smith and Austin Pendleton)  Rooney Mara in The Social Network We love the movie Union Square and the Angelika Film Center Former guest, Vicki Lewis in Pushing Tin  “Do you want to fuck me, Barbara??” - Cate to Judi in Notes on a Scandal She has done lots of NYC theatre: Streetcar (2009), Hedda Gabler (2006), The Maids (2014) Damian always thinking of Playwright, Theresa Rebeck Jake Lacy looks good in a waistcoat Are the Maras billionaires? Their mom's family founded the Pittsburgh Steelers and dad's family founded the New York Giants.  We can't pronounce Joaquin Phoenix and Cillian Murphy Gay Christmas movies: Michael Urie in Single All the Way and Happiest Season (with Aubrey Plaza and Kristen Stewart)  BFI listed Carol as the best LGBTQ movie of all time  Anne hated Bros Remember that Muriel Heminway kissed Roseanne Barr?  Lucy Liu and Calista Flockheart kissed for sweeps on Ally McBeal Did Linda Perry and Sara Gilbert watched Carol together? Famous lesbian Christine Vachon produced Carol Kimberly Peirce was attached to Carol before it made its way to Todd Haynes  Former YMKHF guest, Natalie Zea was in the student film version of Boys Don't Cry and we talked to her about it on the pod Famous lesbian Kimberly Peirce directed episodes of P Valley and The L Word

Awards and Nominations and Reviews, oh my! Nick and Sophia are back for their last (but not least) Awards Season Check-In with plenty of updates. First, they go over the LA Film Critics (LAFCA) award winners and how those differentiate from New York. Also, they see how the nominations from the HFPA-less Golden Globes stack up? Who's in and who's out with their reformed six nominee categories?Then, they review Poor Things (26:39), Yorgos Lanthimos' latest bizarre collaboration with star Emma Stone (not their first this year and there's already more on the way). Find out why they think Yorgos is obsessed with reimagining the Disney formula and how the costumes and production design transport the viewer to a whole new world.Lastly, they break down American Fiction, this year's People's Choice winner from TIFF (52:12). Find out why this has all audiences talking and what that could mean come Oscar nomination morning. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok @oscarwildpodFollow Nick @sauerkraut27Follow Sophia @sophia_cimMusic: “The Greatest Adventure” by Jonathan AdamichMore content including updated nomination predictions @ oscarwild.squarespace.com

On episode 188 of The AwardsWatch Podcast, AwardsWatch Executive Editor Ryan McQuade is joined by Editor-In-Chief Erik Anderson and AwardsWatch contributor Nicole Ackman to review Pixar's Elemental and take their first look at the 2024 Oscar Season. Before getting into the meat of this episode, big news out of Hollywood this past week as the Golden Globes were bought out by Dick Clark productions and the HFPA has been dispensed. It is a big revelation as the Globes are still in an ongoing struggle to move on from their checkered past. The team discuss what this could all mean going forward for this year's telecast as well as the future of their voting body. After that, they moved on to talk about this weekend's releases, with Nicole giving brief thoughts on WB's The Flash, and the group at large talking about Elemental, both which underperformed at the box office. While the DCEU seems to be crumbling before our very eyes with each new entry in the franchise, Pixar seems to be at a crossroads as Elemental received good reviews but had the lowest opening weekend box office returns in the studio's history. Part of it could be the film, or Pixar's recent decisions to put their films on Disney+. Either way, the team talk about what they liked and didn't like from the film and the studio's future. Usually when a Pixar film releases, this means we could talk about its Oscar chances or even potential win in the Best Animated Category. But since Elemental underwhelmed and Across the Spider-verse has exceeded expectations, it seems like we have our animated frontrunner that also has a small chance to get into Best Picture. Speak of that, since we are closing in at the halfway point of the year, and we are living in a post Cannes Film Festival world, the team take a look at the films that have been released so far that could make it into the Best Picture lineup, followed by the films this fall that they think will be the ones to look out for to win the Oscar's top prize. You can listen to The AwardsWatch Podcast wherever you stream podcasts, from iTunes, iHeartRadio, Soundcloud, Stitcher, Spotify, Audible, Amazon Music and more. This podcast runs 1h47m. We will be back next week to review Asteroid City and give out our Top 5 Wes Anderson films. Till then, let's get into it. Music: “Modern Fashion” from AShamaleuvmusic (intro), “B-3” from BoxCat Games Nameless: The Hackers RPG Soundtrack (outro).

The author of the new film and TV book The Male Gazed (who also penned the 33 1/3 volume on Judy at Carnegie Hall) joins us to celebrate that great icon of gay culture, Judy Garland, in the barn-burning role that should have won her an Oscar. Then, the gang gets quizzed on the similarities between the four different versions of A Star Is Born ('37, '54, '76, and 2018).What's GoodAlonso - Hi Honey, I'm Homo by Matt BaumDrea - Bentonville Film Festival and the premiere of A View of the World from Fifth AvenueManuel - ShopQueer.co and their mobile queer libraryIfy - Juneteenth Minifest at VidiotsITIDICGolden Globes Purchased by Dick Clark ProductionsIs the IP Era's “Venture Capital” Philosophy Poisoning Movies?Oregon Man Found Guilty After Setting up Indiana Jones-inspired Booby Traps for the FedsStaff PicksAlonso - Miss JuneteenthDrea - The Philadelphia StoryManuel - The Fifth ElementIfy - JudyPick up Manuel's new book, The Male GazedVarious takes of “The Man That Got Away”With:Ify NwadiweDrea ClarkAlonso DuraldeManuel BetancourtProduced by Marissa FlaxbartSr. Producer Laura Swisher 

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Hungarian filmmaker Flóra Buda sat down with HFPA journalist Aniko Navai to discuss her animated short film "27", which just won the Palme d'Or for Best Short Film at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival. They also discuss her inspirations, the difference between animation and live action, her desires to push into longer form stories, and more. 

HFPA journalists Brent Simon, KJ Matthews, and Yong Chavez sat down to discuss this year's Cannes Film Festival, which wrapped this past weekend. They talk about the films they enjoyed, the vibe of Cannes being "back", the unique culture surrounding the festival, and more. 

Film producer and author Sean Hepburn Ferrer sat down with HFPA journalist Barbara de Olivera Pinto to celebrate and discuss the legacy of his mother Audrey Hepburn, whose film Roman Holiday celebrates 70 years since its initial release. They also talk about his family life, his relationship with Gregory Peck, growing up as the son of a famous Hollywood star, and more.

Stunt woman and scuba diver Szilvia Gogh sat down with HFPA journalist Aniko Navai to discuss her life and career, and how it brought her to work on the sequel to James Cameron's Avatar, Avatar: The Way of Water. They also discuss how she came to love the ocean, the freedom of being weightless underwater, her hope that Avatar's celebration of the sea can undo some of the aquaphobia inspired by Jaws, and more.

Italian filmmaker Andrea Pallaoro sat down with HFPA journalist Silvia Bizio to discuss his latest film Monica, which is about a trans woman who returns home to Ohio after years away to care for her dying mother. They also discuss his history with the Cannes Film Festival, his directing styles and techniques, his career to date, and more.

HFPA journalists Scott Orlin, Janet Nepales, and Mirian Spritzer sat down after this year's CinemaCon to talk about all the exciting things they saw coming soon from Hollywood's various studios. They talk about the full screenings of The Flash, The Boogeyman, & Joy Ride, previews for the new Mission Impossible, Oppenheimer, Barbie, & Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, surprise guests, and more!

Israeli actress Nitza Shaul sat down with HFPA journalist David Caspi to discuss her acting debut in the legendary Israeli film The Policeman. They also talk about Israel's independence day (that's today!), the culture shock of moving to work in London in the 1980s, other recommendations of Israeli film and television, and more.

Documentarian & journalist Jackson Fager sat down with HFPA journalist Elisabeth Sereda to discuss his newest project, the Hulu miniseries "Algiers, America", which follows the coaches and players of a high school football team from the eponymous neighborhood in New Orleans, but on the western bank of the Mississippi River. They discuss the area's struggles with gun violence, the impact said violence has had on the community, the lives lost (some during the filming of the documentary), Fager's own harrowing experiences covering civil wars in Africa, and more.

Actress Didi Conn sat down with HFPA journalist Scott Orlin to discuss her iconic performance as Frenchy in the classic movie musical Grease, which is celebrating its 45th anniversary this year with the new Paramount+ prequel series Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies. They discuss the auditioning process that won her the role, memories from on set, the legacy of her character and the Pink Ladies, her relationship with Olivia Newton John, her hopes for the new series, and more.

Intimacy & Movement Coordinator Ita O'Brien sat down with HFPA journalist Michele Manelis to discuss her work in developing best practices for the film and television industry in their producing and filming of intimate scenes. They discuss her development of these guidelines, training other intimacy coordinators to help make the service widely available, examples of her work on screen in television series like Normal People and I Will Destroy You, how her position is analagous to a stunt coordinator, working on the production long before the cameras start rolling, the process of working with the various departments, and more. 

Costume designer Ruth E. Carter sat down with HFPA journalist Margaret Gardiner to discuss her work on the latest film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe Black Panther series: Wakanda Forever, for which she won her second Academy Award for Costume Design, making her the first black woman to win multiple Academy Awards in any category. They also talk about her long career, having her finger on the pulse of a city like in Spike Lee's seminal classic Do the Right Thing, interpreting the past with limited visual information for films like Steven Spielberg's Amistad (which also earned her an Academy Award nomination), how she made the leap from acting to costume design, the significance of her middle initial, and more.

Directors Lise Akoka & Romane Gueret sat down with HFPA journalist Herve Tropea to discuss their most recent film The Worst Ones, which premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in 2022 and opens theatrically in the United States starting March 24. They discuss their casting process, their focus on directing real people rather than professional actors, and more. 

Sisters and actresses Moran Atias & Shani Atias sat down with HFPA journalist David Caspi to commemorate this year's International Women's Day to talk about their ongoing joint project Me First, which is a post-#MeToo initiative that focuses on centering female-centric stories and fostering their financial and creative independence. They also talk about their work as actors, growing up in Israel, how the industry has changed since the beginnings of the #MeToo Movement, motherhood, and more. 

in 2018, writer/director/producer/actor Spike Lee sat down with HFPA journalist Alessandra Venezia to discuss his recent release BlacKkKlansman. They also discuss his career in film, how the filmmaking community has evolved since he started making movies, basing his stories on real life events, and more. 

To celebrate Black History Month, documentary filmmaker Brandon Kramer and story producer Chris Jenkins sat down to talk with HFPA journalist Kimberly Reyes about their new documentary The First Step, which follows progressive activist and political commentator Van Jones in his efforts to pass legislation that would reform the criminal justice system. They discuss the five years it took to produce the film, the sausage-makng of the Congressional process, the relationships they built within the Trump White House and having access to individuals like Jared Kushner and Kim Kardashian, how documentary filmmaking is more than just when the cameras are rolling, and more.

2023 Carol Burnett Award Recipient sat down with HFPA journalists Jenny Cooney in 2018 and Scott Orlin in 2020 to discuss his career to date as well as his record-breaking production deal with Netflix. These two conversations cover his early days as well as how his work over the past two decades reshaped television, how it works, the sorts of stories that were made, and more. 

HFPA journalists Jenny Cooney, Yong Chavez, and Miriam Spritzer sat down to discuss this year's Sundance Film Festival, the first in-person event since 2020. They talk about their experience attending, premieres like The Pod Generation and Cat Person, buzzy films like Theater Camp and Magazine Dreams, big winners like Shayda and Scrapper, and much, much more. 

To celebrate Eddie Murphy's new Cecil B. DeMille Award at the 80th Golden Globes, we're replaying our 2019 conversation where HFPA journalist Barbara de Olivei,ra Pinto sat down with him to discuss his latest film Dolemite Is My Name. They also discuss his early days in comedy, breaking out on SNL, coming back to movies after a few years away, and more.

Last week, actress Zendaya won a Golden Globe for Best Actress Televisin Drama for her performance as Rue in the hit HBO series Euphoria. To celebrate, we're replaying our conversation with her from 2021, when HFPA journalist Aniko Navai sat down to discuss her bright career so far, her dreams for the future, Spider-man, and more.

In celebration of MLK Day, your favorite dynamic cousin duo covers last week's Golden Globes. The HFPA's return to the small screen was one of the lowest-rated airings in the award ceremony's history. And in Streams of the Week, both Brandon and Lorin struggle with AMC's Mayfair Witches, the latest series in the networks Immortal Universe inspired by the genre works of Anne Rice. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/astreamablelife/message

Prince Harry's memoir "SPARE" has been officially released and he spares no chapters! Join Molly Mulshine & Sara Armour to discuss Part 1of Harry's polarizing peak into the palace. 2:37 The Golden Globes are back! Between lockdown, a few race scandals, sexual assault allegations, and a celebrity-wide boycott, we haven't seen the golden globes live for ages! Has the Hollywood Foreign Press Association redeemed themselves? There's hope. Jerrod Carmichael hosts. Ryan Murphy & the LGBTQ community slay. Molly decides not join the HFPA. 23:45 Part 1: "SPARE" re-cap & reactions. Harry took the assignment seriously it turns out he's pretty deep! At least deeper than any the other Windsors. An appreciation of Harry's heartfelt vulnerability and key takeaways from the first third of the memoir.50:00 Harry & William both have their natal Suns in the 8th house, but how does that express differently based on their sun and moon signs?For Part 2 of Part 1 of "SPARE" & to join the Royal Trash Book Club: pateron.com/spacetrashpodcast for as little as $5/month!! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Last year, the Golden Globe Awards were untelevised. This year, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association chose comedian Jerrod Carmichael to emcee the proceedings. Carmichael started the ceremony by saying, “I'm here because I'm black.” Following a brief moment of silence to discomfort the audience, he continued, “This show, the Golden Globe Awards, did not air last year because the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which I won't say were a racist organization, but they didn't have a single Black member until George Floyd died. So do with that information what you will.” In telling all this, Carmichael got one thing right: The HFPA did secure his role to have a black face present, but that was not the primary reason. In today's show, Jason will discuss the real reason and why no one in the mainstream media is talking about it. The key reason is because Jerrod Carmichael is part of the Alphabet Mafia. The HFPA has always been corrupt, and a decision to have a black face representing the LGBTQ community and "silent Ps" is a no-brainer investment in its eyes. “Fearless” soldier T.J. Moe joins Jason in the studio to discuss the pedophilia and perversion that run amok in dysfunctional families and communities. “Fearless” contributor Dave Shannon fans the flames after Jason's fiery take. The “Shemoke Show with Shemeka Michelle” continues the conversation between Jason, Shemeka, and T.J. on the "silent P" movement. The conversation gets even more interesting when “Fearless” contributor Steve Kim joins to talk about the release of the long-awaited footage of Odell Beckham Jr.'s airplane fiasco. In November 2022, Odell would not comply with airport security, resulting in everybody being booted off the airplane. Steve had a shocked response to this: “People get annoyed when you take off your shoes or sandals as you get onto a flight and board, but this guy took off his pants and was in his ‘chonies'? Really?" We want to hear from the Fearless Army!! Join the conversation in the show chat, leave a comment or email Jason at FearlessBlazeShow@gmail.com   ​​Today's Sponsor: Switch today with Patriot Mobile! Get the same great nationwide coverage while supporting the conservative values you believe in. Go to https://PATRIOTMOBILE.COM/JASON or call 972-PATRIOT. Get 10% off Blaze swag by using code Fearless10 at https://shop.blazemedia.com/fearless Make yourself an official member of the “Fearless  Army!” Support Conservative Voices! Subscribe to BlazeTV at https://get.blazetv.com/FEARLESS and get $10 off your yearly subscription. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hollywood's award season officially kicked off last night with the Golden Globes, which returned from a controversial one-year absence after it was revealed that their voting body did not include a single Black member. But now they're back, and trying to prove that they've really changed their ways, by picking Jerrod Carmichael to host the festivities. Carmichael came out hot and directly addressed the racial elephant in the room, which had some of the audience squirming in their seats. But with an open bar and a loose vibe, the evening was packed with hilarious bits and emotional moments. For sure, the Globes were entertaining, but, we gotta ask - did the Hollywood Foreign Press Association show real progress?Listen ad free with Wondery+. Join Wondery+for exclusives, binges, early access, and ad free listening. Available in the Wondery App. Support us by supporting our sponsors!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Golden Globes returned in 2023, just one year after the Hollywood Foreign Press Association was called out for a lack of diversity. Hosts Jerrod Carmichael jokingly took aim at the HFPA, while Jennifer Coolidge, Quinta Brunson, and more won big! Hosts: Jason Beckerman & Derek Kaufman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Alex and Zach immediately react to the 2023 Golden Globe Awards. They rate the actual production of the show's return and grade the wide swath of winners, including a dissection of Austin Butler's still baffling use of his Elvis voice. Plus, Alex and Zach talk quickly about the television winners and how the film winners will play into the Oscars.TIME STAMPS: 0:28 - Discussion of the Show 12:01 - Grading the Film Winners 23:26 - Dissecting Austin Butler's Elvis Voice (and his win) 28:39 - Continuing the Film Winners/Show Elements 41:00 - TV Awards 48:30 - Final Thoughts/Projecting Towards Oscars 52:41 - Outro/Listener Question Follow us on Instagram @a.z_moviereview. Follow us on Twitter @a_z_moviereview.

The first federal death penalty trial under the Biden administration began in New York on Monday against Sayfullo Saipov. Saipov faces murder and terrorism charges for allegedly using a rented truck to kill eight people on a bike path in 2017.The Golden Globes makes its return to TV tonight after a year off the air. The organization behind the annual awards ceremony faced sharp criticism in 2021, after an investigation revealed it had no Black members, along with numerous instances of ethical misconduct. Jacqueline Coley, the Awards Editor for Rotten Tomatoes, tells us how Hollywood is responding to the comeback. And in headlines: the Georgia special grand jury looking into whether former President Trump and his allies interfered in the 2020 election completed its investigation, Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin was released from the hospital, and the TSA said a woman tried to bring a 4-foot boa constrictor onto a plane in Tampa.Show Notes:Los Angeles Times: Full coverage of the Golden Globes, HFPA investigation – https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/story/2021-04-21/golden-globes-organization-hfpa-full-coverageRotten Tomatoes: Awards Leaderboard | Top Movies of 2022 – https://editorial.rottentomatoes.com/article/awards-leaderboard-top-movies-of-2022/What A Day – YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/@whatadaypodcastCrooked Coffee is officially here. Our first blend, What A Morning, is available in medium and dark roasts. Wake up with your own bag at crooked.com/coffeeFollow us on Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/whataday/For a transcript of this episode, please visit crooked.com/whataday 

On today's What to Watch: Comedian Jerrod Carmichael hosts the 80th Golden Globe Awards — the first televised ceremony since 2021 and a scandal that rocked the HFPA. Teen Mom Family Reunion season premiere welcomes the grandmas, plus some stars from Young and Pregnant also join the mix. On the penultimate episode of The Resident, a helicopter crash sends multiple victims to Chastain Park Memorial. Plus, Hollywood trivia, and entertainment headlines, including Chris Harrison's new podcast where he addresses his Bachelor Nation exit for the first time, the Workaholics movie is scrapped just a few weeks before the start of productions, and Netflix cancels another series. More at ew.com, ew.com/wtw, and @EW on Twitter and @EntertainmentWeekly everywhere else. Host/Writer/Producer: Gerrad Hall (@gerradhall); Producer: Ashley Boucher (@ashleybreports); Editor: Samee Junio (@it_your_sam); Executive Producer: Chanelle Johnson (@chanelleberlin). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With less than a week until the 80th Golden Globes, new HFPA member KJ Matthews got together with veteran HFPA journalist Silvia Bizio to discuss Silvia's 40 years with the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. They talk about her humble beginnings after coming to Los Angeles, the early days of festivals like Sundance, Golden Globes memories, what it's like to attend Hollywood's Party of the Year™, and more. 

With just a few weeks until the 80th Golden Globe Awards, we're replaying our January 2021 conversation between actress, producer, director and 2013 Cecil B. DeMille Award recipient Jodie Foster and HFPA journalist Rocio Ayuso. They discuss her then-recent work in The Mauritanian, her award-winning performance as Clarice Starling in Silence of the Lambs, her Golden Globes memories, and more. 

Hello everyone and welcome to an all new episode of Some Like It Scott! On this week's episode, the two Scotts are making their grand return to the forests (and oceans!) of Pandora, with a review of James Cameron's gargantuan sequel to the highest-grossing film of all time, 13 years in the making, AVATAR: THE WAY OF WATER. After discussing the sci-fi fantasy epic's themes, ensemble cast, and stunning world, the co-hosts turn their attention to another "grand return" coming soon, that being the nominations for this year's Golden Globes, returning after an industry-imposed hiatus for an inclusivity-reckoning in the HFPA's voting body. See time codes below:   5:32 - AVATAR: THE WAY OF WATER review 1:13:33 - Golden Globe nominations   Next week: GLASS ONION: A KNIVES OUT MYSTERY (Netflix)   Patreon: www.patreon.com/MediaPlugPods

Today's 80th Golden Globes countdown takes us back to 2005 and a conversation between that year's winner for Best Actor Motion Picture - Drama Jamie Foxx and HFPA journalist Kristien Gjibels, which was recorded back in 2020. They discuss his win for Ray, his work with Michael B. Jordan, his impression of Kermit the Frog, and more.

Nominees for the 2023 Golden Globes were announced Tuesday morning. Films Top Gun: Maverick, The Fabelmans, Avatar: The Way of Water, Elvis and Tár are nominated for Best Motion Picture. A lot of attention is on nomination snubs and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association in light of their 2020 scandal when it was shared through a LA Times investigation that there were no Black members of the HFPA, amongst other issues. The 80th Golden Globes will take place on January 10 at the Beverly Hills Hotel and will broadcast on NBC beginning at 5 p.m. PST. Netflix's latest docu-series “Harry and Meghan” is definitely giving all the drama and spilling the royal tea. The documentary series stars Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex. The series has six parts and covers the couple's relationship from their early courtship to their decision to step back as working members of the British royal family. It also includes interviews with family, friends, historians, and journalists. Volume 1 premiered on Netflix on Dec. 8 and Volume 2 is set to be released on Dec. 15. Released on Dec. 9, singer-songwriter SZA dropped her second studio album, SOS. This is SZA's first album release since 2017 with her debut album, CTRL. SOS features 23 songs including pre-releases “Shirt”, “Good Days” and “Blind” and showcases new and fresh sides to the singer. The album is on pace to debut at #1 in the Billboard Top 200 chart. The past week at the 2022 FIFA World Cup has been bittersweet. Fans across the world have experienced an array of motions from stress during the final four matches, to crying seeing Cristiano Ronaldo play his final World Cup game, to excitement about the last matchup of the tournament. The final match between France and Argentina will be played on Sunday, Dec. 18. Host: Kadie Gurley Edited by: Isabel Silagy, Kadie Gurley

What is this episode - Top of Show HFPA Disclaimer #1 - :54 . THE 2023 GOLDEN GLOBE NOMS: Nom Tallies By Movie - 2:35 Best Picture - 4:13 Lead Actress - 21:00 Lead Actor - 31:32 The Wild World of Supporting Actress - 41:22 Supporting Actor Seems More Clean - 50:10 HFPA Drops The Ball w/ Director - 55:02 . Best Screenplay Proves the HFPA is Drunk - 1:00:35 Original Score - 1:04:04 Original Song - 1:05:30 Animated Feature Features the Two Biggies - 1:08:11 Best International Feature - 1:10:13 . HFPA Disclaimer #2 - 1:16:16 . Your Homework/LEAVE US 5 STARS! - 1:19:59 Words of Wisdom/What's Coming Next - 1:21:20

This week's countdown to the 80th Golden Globes continues with Golden Globe winning actress Sharon Stone and a replay of when she sat down with HFPA journalist Silvia Bizio to discuss her life and career. They talk about her recent performance in the Stephen Soderbergh miniseries Mosaic, her performance in the Paul Verhoven film Basic Instinct, working with Martin Scorsese in the film Casino, and more. 

Award Season is here! To kick it off, the Golden Globe nominations were announced yesterday. The ceremony will be broadcast once again in January after not being televised last year due to a boycott over claims of both payola and a disturbing lack of diversity. The Hollywood Foreign Press Association - the organization behind the Globes - promises that they are changing their ways. But that's debatable - the list of nominations for Best Film Director had no women on it. Adding to the controversy surrounding the Golden Globes will be one notable no-show… Best Actor nominee Brendan Fraser. He is boycotting the Globes over his claims that he was sexually assaulted by a former HFPA president. So are the Golden Globes really changing their ways, or is it just a lot of talk?Break down the latest hot goss with Brooke and Aricia on Rich and Daily, every Monday through Friday, or listen add free on Wondery+.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

To celebrate the halfway point of our 80 days countdown to the 80th Golden Globes, we're replaying our 2018 conversation with actor, director, and producer Anthony Hopkins, when he sat down with HFPA journalist Jenny Cooney to discuss his then-latest project playing King Lear. They also talk about his long career in the acting field, what it was like coming to Lear as an older man, proper behavior on set, and more. 

Our 80th Golden Globe Awards countdown continues with a replay of our recent conversation with Golden Globe winning actress and singer Kathleen Turner, who sat down with HFPA journalist Michele Manelis earlier this year to discuss her long career. They discuss her first nomination 40 years ago for Best New Star with her performance in Body Heat, her back to back Golden Globe wins as Best Actress, Comedy or Musical in 1985 for Romancing the Stone and 1986 for Prizzi's Honor, her other Golden Globe memories, and more.

Actor Gianni Russo sat down with HFPA journalist Silvia Bizio to discuss the 50th Anniversary of the seminal classic film The Godfather, which won five Golden Globe Awards off of seven nominations back in 1973. They also discuss Russo's incredible life, from his first meeting with Marlon Brando to spending a weekend with Marilyn Monroe to encountering Pablo Escobar, and more.

To celebrate the 80 days leading up to the 80th Golden Globes, we are replaying our  conversation with television and comedy icon Carol Burnett when she sat down in 2019 with HFPA journalist Meher Tatna. The two discuss her long career from humble beginnings to breakout success with The Carol Burnett Show, her five Golden Globes wins, the newly named Carol Burnett Awrad for Lifetime Achievement in Television, which she had just received at its inaugural presentation earlier that year, and more.

This week's Nose is energy unfocused, innovation hindered, hope strangled, greatness disguised. Taylor Swift currently occupies the entire top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100 chart. That's the, uh, new record. She's also got 10 other songs in other spots on the Hot 100. Fully one-fifth of the entire Hot 100 is Taylor Swift songs right now. Federal law requires that we cover this phenomenon. (No it doesn't.) And: Don't Worry Darling is the second movie directed by Olivia Wilde. It's kind of a feature-length Black Mirror episode starring Florence Pugh, Harry Styles, Chris Pine, and Wilde. Its reportedly troubled production and promotion have been the focus of much scrutiny and spawned the word, uh, “spitgate.” Some other stuff that happened this week, give or take: Remembering Takeoff, The Best Rapper in Migos He was “the quiet” member of the Atlanta rap group, but his demeanor belied a commanding presence The Decline of Etiquette and the Rise of ‘Boundaries' For centuries, strict social norms dictated what people could politely talk about. Now we have to figure it out for ourselves. Grading Taylor Swift's ‘Karma' With a Buddhist-Studies Professor A Mom Who Tweeted About Throwing Out Her Kids' Halloween Candy Said She Was Accused Of Abuse After It “Escaped The Orbit” Of Her Followers Meet this week's Bean Dad. What do users want from their TV streaming? A new NPR/Ipsos poll has some answers ‘Non-binary' Romeo and Juliet set in Nazi Germany apologises for omitting Jews from casting call The Icarus Theatre production shows the hero as being a member of the Hitler Youth Pack Your Bags, We're Moving to ‘Roku City' Instead of streaming a new TV show or movie, some Roku users are in it for the screen saver. The Eerie Comfort of Liminal Spaces Why we're compelled by images of abandoned shopping malls, waiting rooms, and corridors The Original E.T. Model From The Movie Is Going Up For Auction, And You'll Just Need A Couple Million Bucks Martin Luther King Jr. paid the bill for Julia Roberts' birth. Here's the backstory Professional Cornhole Has a Cheating Scandal Called BagGate Officials talk of new regulations to root out illegally sized bags. Fans are reeling: ‘The dirty underbelly is being exposed.' Netflix's ‘Blockbuster' and Hollywood's Greatest Spite Projects The new workplace sitcom is the ultimate flex by Netflix after Blockbuster refused to buy the streamer in the early 2000s. But this isn't the first time egos in Hollywood decided to be petty… Who Is Jennifer Lawrence Now? The Oscar-winning “Hunger Games” actress is free from her franchise commitments. But after a brief hiatus from acting, what will she do next? Aubrey Plaza and Joe Locke Are Conjuring a WandaVision Spinoff The Best Movies of 2022 (So Far) Comedy's Crowd-Work Clip Civil War The Best Comedy Specials of 2022 (So Far) Netflix has (probably) ordered a second season of Neil Gaiman's The Sandman A since-deleted tweet from the official DC Comics account seemed to confirm that the Tom Sturridge-starring show would be coming back for a second season WWE Closes Book On Vince McMahon Investigation; Says Probe Complete, Special Committee Disbanded  Jeff Knows Bo …and Magic, and Sweetness, and the ‘86 Mets and pretty much every other legendary athlete and outrageous sports story you've ever heard of but were afraid to ask more about. NBC revives Golden Globes telecast after HFPA racial exclusion scandal The network did not air a Golden Globes ceremony in 2022 as the HFPA attempted to rehabilitate its image and overhaul its membership. Academy promises ‘great legacy surprises' in 2023 Oscars preview CEO Bill Kramer and Academy President Janet Yang previewed the 95th Oscars ceremony at the 2022 Toronto International Film Festival. Adele, Florence Pugh, And 23 Other Celebs Whose Names You've Unknowingly Been Butchering Little did I know “Adele” could be pronounced any other way… GUESTS: Theresa Cramer: A freelance writer and editor and the co-founder of Quiet Corner Communications Sam Hadelman: Works in music public relations and hosts The Sam Hadelman Show at Radio Free Brooklyn Irene Papoulis: Teaches writing at Trinity College Support the show: http://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What is This Episode- Top of Show . WILL SMITH APOLOGIZES ON SOCIAL MEDIA - 2:32 . KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON PUSHED TO 2023: What's Happened So Far - 10:55 So It's Just Never Happening, Right? - 13:33 Marty and Leo Greenlight Their Next Project - 20:24 . THE HFPA SELLS ITSELF - 21:53 . VENICE 2022 IS SET: The Jury - 27:25 In Competitition Films - 28:07 (White Noise, Banshees of Inisherin, Blonde, Bones & All, The Eternal Daughter, No Bears, The Son, Tar, The Whale) Out of Competition Films - 45:43 (Dead for a Dollar, Don't Worry Darling [+ trailer and drama!], Master Gardener, Pearl, The Hanging Sun) Venice's Equality Issues - 56:03 TIFF/Venice Crossovers - 58:10 . COMIC CON TRAILERS AND NEWS: Wakanda Forever Trailer Shakes the Internet - 59:00 Phase 4/5/6 Films - 1:04:20 An XMen Explanation? - 1:07:08 Shazam Fury of the Gods Trailer Worries Us - 1:08:25 Black Adam Beckons for Superman - 1:09:38 First Look at John Wick 4 - 1:12:44 . A MIKE1 UNFORGIVABLE SIN - 1:14:09 . . Contact Us/LEAVE US 5* REVIEWS! - 1:18:19 Words of Wisdom/What's Coming Next - 1:19:10

Emma and Julie begin with a discussion/recap of some of the best moments from last night's Golden Globes. They started with a conversation surrounding award shows in general and then got into it all: the historic winners, HFPA's lack of diversity, Amy & Tina, the fashion, Jason Sudeikis/Don Cheadle, Jane Fonda, Chadwick Boseman's wife Taylor Simone Ledward accepting an award on his behalf, and much more. Next, they get into Prince Harry on The Late Late Show with James Corden, and how adorable the entire segment was. The Prince touches on his new life in LA, FaceTimes Meghan, and gets down and dirty on an obstacle course. It's a must-watch.They debrief all of the key moments from Billie Eilish's new Apple+ documentary 'The World's a Little Blurry,' noting her relationship with ex-boyfriend Q, her Coachella set, Finneas and her parents, The Grammys, and the Justin Bieber of it all.The Kardashian recap includes the full clip of Scott and Kourtney discussing marriage one day, Kylie and Kourtney's YouTube video, Kim's cryptic Instagram stories, and Travis Barker's daughter Alabama discussing Kourtney.Highlighted Black-Owned Business:Samaria Leahhttps://url.emailprotection.link/?bAXWWIqSkwi9uSDCagrl2tUohhKOsiXi56K_1UvrPpPOsYc1Vttum8rEEyKUShoEnOx4p8Fhh9oUCs9fFo7tZpA~~https://url.emailprotection.link/?bOBlK03OFRZ1-lvC8KC_ps-V5ingzqr8BplCokD5l9cFododk5iyJ2SAlRhfr4TdwGDQXmNzNef26t3PUhyhjRRhi5VXSDN7f0_B3SLn3rvrMsD5t2luQr66yqNwZ3qf- See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.