With a new broadcast home on CBS, new owners, and a vastly expanded voting body, the Golden Globes will aim to resume their place in the awards show pantheon when they air on CBS and Paramount+ January 7. They’ll be helped, most likely, by having some major stars in attendance. Hits like Barbie and Oppenheimer earned a large number of nominations across many film categories when the list was announced this morning, while television favorites like Succession, The Bear, and The Last of Us dominated in their categories. And even though their films are not figuring into the Oscar race as prominently, stars like Jennifer Lawrence, Matt Damon, Timothée Chalamet, and Nicolas Cage all earned nominations thanks to the comedy-or-musical categories, meaning the Globes very well might be the starriest event of the busy awards show season.
Elsewhere in HWD, David Canfield breaks down the morning’s biggest Globes snubs and surprises, and takes a look back at The Talented Mr. Ripley; Anthony Breznicanremembers troubled ’70s heartthrob Ryan O’Neal; and Paul Chi gets some scoop on the third season of The White Lotus,courtesy of Natasha Rothwell.
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