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It was the night’s first award and the real moment that started the show on the right note. When Ke Huy Quan accepted his Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actor for Everything Everywhere All at Once, he realized he had come full circle.

Thanks to an artificial intelligence-powered doll and those folks in Pandora, a normally tepid January box office weekend bounced with robust numbers. While Avatar: The Way of Water stayed at number one in the Martin Luther King Jr.

Eddie Murphy, the 2023 recipient of the Cecil B. deMille award at the 80th Golden Globes, had won Best Supporting Actor in 2007 for Dreamgirls, directed by Bill Condon from the 1981 stage musical.

Avatar: The Way of Water’s China run has been extended past the usual 30-day window, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Permission has been given by the administration for another 30 days, and it will now run through the Chinese New Year holiday which is celebrated for a week starting January 22.

“Nobody is perfect,” says the closing line of the classic film Some Like It Hot. True, but some movies are.

Avatar: The Way of Water remains number 1 at the box office in France. Directed by James Cameron with Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana, and Sigourney Weaver, Avatar: The Way of Water takes place a decade after the events chronicled in the first film and tell the story of the members of the Sully family.

 The Golden Globes are back, and the 80th anniversary of the awards show was a resounding success both critically and with the stars in the room. Many also let us know on social media and from the stage as winners just how happy they were to be back at the Beverly Hilton in a room full of stars and TV and film top executives.

When I became a member of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association in October of 2021, the privilege of attending a Golden Globes ceremony was never a given. As almost anyone reading this article already knows, the organization was under fire for several reasons, and a list of reforms had to be enacted for NBC and Hollywood to sign off on the show’s return.

Back on the red carpet and the traditional Beverly Hilton – home of the Party of the Year® in the past 47 years – the Golden Globes honored first times and veteran nominees. Congratulations to all winners and applause to all the talent that made 2022 a varied, creative, and powerful year.

For this year’s 80th.