Golden Globes 2018

One week after the historical celebration of the 75th Anniversary of the Golden Globes we look back at what was indeed a night to remember, through the lens of guest photographer Greg Williams. .

Oprah Winfrey's acceptance speech at the 75th Golden Globe Awards gala was one for the ages. Recipient of the Cecil B.

Host Seth Meyers, HFPA president Meher Tatna, Dick Clark Productions CEO Allen Shapiro and producer Barry Adelman were on hand at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, for the official rollout of the red carpet. The tradition marks the start of the final countdown to the Golden Globes ceremony which will take place Sunday, January 7, 5-8 PM (Pacific) and broadcast live on NBC.

The second decade of the new century brings dramatic changes to the industry: international markets become leaders in ticket sales, super hero, horror and action franchises are the studios’ bread-and-butter, and creative talent migrates in droves to the new mobile and home entertainment platforms, the new independent cinema of the 2010s. Forty years after the New Hollywood revolution, a new generation of filmmakers re-focuses cinema, exploring what it means to be human in the 21st century and how to give voices to the themes of inclusiveness and diversity.

Hollywood enters a new millennium and the Globes go with it. If there’s a through line for the decade it may well be the increasing global flavor of movies.

Nominations for the 75th annual Golden Globe Awards were announced this morning from the Beverly Hilton Hotel by presenters Alfre Woodard, Garrett Hedlund, Kristen Bell, and Sharon Stone, with, Hollywood Foreign Press Association president, Meher Tatna, and executive vice president of television at dick clark productions, Barry Adelman. Big Little Lies leads the TV categories with six nominations, while The Shape of Water takes the top position in the film section, with seven nominations.

The 90s are the breakout decade for Julia Roberts, who wins a Globe for Pretty Woman shooting to superstardom. And Tom Cruise, whose Hollywood stature is confirmed at the very beginning of the decade with Born on the Fourth of July, also worthy of a Golden Globe.

The Golden Globes 75th Anniversary Special will air Wednesday, December 13 at 8pm (8 Central/9 Eastern) on NBC. The star-studded show is part of our 75th Anniversary celebrations and will be a funny, poignant and celebratory walk down memory lane featuring clips, exclusive behind-the scenes goodies, original interviews and the special memories of those who, through the years, have become part of our Golden Globe family.

The Golden Globes 75th Anniversary Special will air Wednesday, December 13 at 8 pm (7 Central) on NBC. The star-studded show is part of our 75th Anniversary celebrations and will be a funny, poignant and celebratory walk down memory lane featuring clips, exclusive behind-the-scenes goodies, original interviews and the special memories of those who, through the years, have become part of our Golden Globe family.

And we have a host: Seth Meyers will serve as MC of the 75th.