Google Salutes Its Films at Venice Festival Event
100 Zeros celebrated two films, Nevatars and Galapagos, at the Venice Film Festival, with a reception at the St. Regis.
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Golden Globes Brings Hollywood Glamour to 83rd Venice International Film Festival
Aman Beverly Hills, One Beverly Hills and the Golden Globes brought a touch of Hollywood glamour to the Venice Film Festival hosting an exclusive cocktail celebration at Aman Venice that brought together leading talent, industry figures and influential voices from the worlds of cinema, culture and entertainment. Hosted by Aman Essentials CEO Kristina Romanova and Golden Globes president Helen Hoehne, the intimate evening on September 4 welcomed guests including Pamela Anderson, Emma Corrin, Zoey Deutch, Oscar Isaac, Taika Waititi and Christoph Waltz.
Venice Immersive Event Puts the Viewer in the Middle of the Action
For a century, cinema has asked audiences to sit still and look. Venice Immersive is asking what happens when the audience no longer looks at the story, but enters it.
Golden Globes Announces Its Annual Season-Opener Party at Toronto Fest
The Golden Globes, cohosted by Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts, will kick off the 84th annual Golden Globes® with its annual “Road to the Golden Globes” party on Saturday, September 12, 2026, at the Four Seasons Hotel Toronto, during the Toronto International Film Festival. A longstanding tradition during TIFF, the invitation-only celebration will bring together actors, filmmakers and industry figures from around the world to celebrate the outstanding films and creative talent showcased at the festival and officially begin the countdown to the 84th annual Golden Globes.
Willem Dafoe: A Life of Acclaim Channeled into ‘Late Fame’
The making of the film “Late Fame” sounds like something out of a movie itself. Written by Austrian author Arthur Schnitzler, the novella was written around 1910 and went unpublished for more than a hundred years, until 2014.
‘Sun’ Is Still Blazing Hot 75 Years After Its Debut
August marks the 75th anniversary of Paramount's classic A Place in the Sun. Theodore Dreiser's 1925 novel An American Tragedy was banned in Boston and burned by German Nazis because of how it deal with "low love affairs.
From ‘Superman’ to ‘Spider-Man’: How Superheroes Have Fared at the Golden Globes
As Spider-Man: Brand New Day continues to smash box office records, let’s look back at how costumed crimefighters and their nefarious adversaries have fared at the Golden Globes. Overall, at least 19 projects have garnered 32 nominations and six wins at the Globes.
Disability Pride Month: A Chance to Celebrate A Handful of Smart Films
July is Disability Pride Month, a time to look at disability representation in the movies. Not surprisingly, the numbers aren't great.
Cinematic & Box Office Achievement Contenders of 2026 So Far
Though there’s still over five months of 2026 to go, the Golden Globes already have plenty of titles to consider for the 2026 Cinematic and Box Office Achievement award. The marketplace has been in more robust form compared to recent times, with the North American box office on track for its biggest year since COVID lockdowns.
Norman Jewison at 100: A Filmmaker Who Embodies the Scope and Impact of Hollywood Storytelling
Norman Jewison, who would have turned 100 years old on July 21, is probably not the first name that would come to mind when thinking about the filmmakers who emerged during the New Hollywood of the late '60s and '70s. The Canada-born director was more workmanlike than maverick, always diligently moving from one project to the next.