A peek inside the Golden Globes’ ballroom
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The work setting up the Golden Globes starts long before the stars walk the red carpet. We tagged along for the set-up at the Beverly Hilton, which included a peek at where the biggest stars would be sitting.
Among those in attendance were celebrity chef Nobu Matsuhisa.
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Rolling out the Golden Globes’ red carpet
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We went behind the scenes as Golden Globes prep was underway at the Beverly Hilton on Jan. 8.
Among those who helped roll out the red carpet for Sunday’s event were official chef Nobu Matsuhisa, Beverly Hills Mayor Dr. Sharona Nazarian, executive producer and Dick Clark Productions television executive Barry Adelman, Golden Globes host Nikki Glaser, Golden Globes showrunner and executive producer Glenn Weiss and Golden Globes President Helen Hoehne.
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Inside Nikki Glaser’s Golden Globes hosting prep: Getting sage advice and testing jokes around L.A.
Nikki Glaser performing during her upcoming HBO special “Someday You’ll Die”
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We caught up with Golden Globes host Nikki Glaser before she hosted the 2025 edition of the awards. Enjoy this interview with Glaser from our archives.
Comedian, actress, writer, musician, podcaster, and roast master mommy Nikki Glaser has had an eventful year. Treasured in comedy for her unfiltered takes on sex, relationships and personal insecurities, Glaser’s fearlessness has earned her a dedicated fan following. But this year has been somewhat different for several roasty reasons.
Golden Globe nominations give ‘One Battle After Another’ an early edge in the Oscar race
Leonardo DiCaprio in “One Battle After Another,” the movie with the most Globe nominations, nine, including nods for directing, screenwriting and scoring.
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Nominations for the 83rd annual Golden Globes arrived before dawn on Monday and in a crowded awards season full of early feints and false starts, one film came away having clearly won the morning’s skirmish: “One Battle After Another.”
Paul Thomas Anderson’s ambitious movie — about former political radicals reckoning with middle age, compromise and the ideals they once wore more proudly — showed up nearly everywhere the Globes could put it, leading the field with nine nominations. It landed nods for best motion picture (musical or comedy), director, screenplay and several actors, marking the broadest show of support for any film and giving a still-unsettled Oscar race something resembling a focal point.
Cynthia Erivo makes history with second ‘Wicked’ Golden Globe nomination
Cynthia Erivo earned her second Golden Globe nomination for her performance as Elphaba in “Wicked: For Good.”
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Coming off of the massive box office success of “Wicked: For Good,” Cynthia Erivo is also making history.
Erivo was nominated for a Golden Globe for lead actress in a musical or comedy on Monday morning, marking her second nod. She received her first nomination just a year ago for “Wicked.”
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“One Battle After Another,” starring Leonardo DiCaprio, topped Golden Globe Award nominations Monday.
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It looks like Paul Thomas Anderson and his crew will be fighting “One Battle After Another” at this year’s Golden Globes.
The laugh-laden political thriller ruled nominations Monday with nine, while Joachim Trier’s “Sentimental Value” followed close behind with eight. On the TV front, HBO’s “The White Lotus” led with six nominations — one more than the Netflix limited series “Adolescence.”
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The 83rd Golden Globe Awards, hosted by Nikki Glaser, return to the Beverly Hilton hotel this Sunday evening.
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This year, the Golden Globes are a multi-day affair, with an inaugural “Golden Week” serving as a proverbial pregame for Hollywood’s party of the year.
Kicking off Thursday with the “Golden Eve” special honoring Helen Mirren and Sarah Jessica Parker with the Cecil B. DeMille and Carol Burnett awards, respectively, the week of programming culminates Sunday evening with the 83rd Golden Globe Awards.