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Annecy Film Festival Celebrates Stop-Motion — and Its New Cultural Center

Gertie the Dinosaur (1914), by Winsor McCay, is commonly cited as the first animated film. Yet even before that, filmmakers such as Georges Méliès in 1899 and Segundo de Chomón in 1906 were pioneering another form of animation now known as stop-motion, in which objects are physically manipulated in small increments to create the illusion of life.

How the History of LGBTQ Hollywood Can Be Found at the Golden Globes

As Pride Month 2026 comes to a close, it's worth looking at the history of LGBT Hollywood, as seen through the history of the Golden Globes. The first performance of an LGBTQ character nominated for a Golden Globe arrived when the word “homosexual,” or any term like it, was forbidden from being uttered in a feature film — and the awards themselves were still in their infancy.

The Golden Globes® Announces Inaugural Event Honoring Film and Television Excellence in Central Asia and the Caucasus

Golden Globes Silk Road Tribute Gala to Debut in Uzbekistan on October 23-24, 2026 Los Angeles, CA (June 23, 2026) — Today, the Golden Globes announced the inaugural event honoring film and television excellence in Central Asia and the Caucasus, reinforcing the Golden Globes’ ongoing commitment to recognizing outstanding achievements in film and television across diverse cultural landscapes. Golden Globes Silk Road Tribute Gala will take place in Uzbekistan on October 23 and 24, 2026.

‘The Omen’ at 50: The Timely Horror of Politics & Instability

June 25, 2026, marks the 50th anniversary of Fox's The Omen, which earned a huge $60 million in its initial run and spawned years of sequels, TV series, a remake and endless ripoffs. The original film's endurance means it struck a long-lasting, universal chord, though it also was a product of its time and place.

Giuseppe Tornatore Honored with Golden Globe for ‘Brunello’ Documentary at Taormina

The Taormina Film Festival, in collaboration with the Golden Globes and the Artemis Rising Foundation, has awarded Giuseppe Tornatore an award for the documentary Brunello: The Gracious Visionary, dedicated to the creative director and entrepreneur Brunello Cucinelli, during the 72nd edition of the festival. The award ceremony took place June 12 at the Ancient Theatre of Taormina in the presence of Golden Globes president Helen Hoehne, Taormina Film Festival artistic director Tiziana Rocca, and Cucinelli.

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Juneteenth: Its Origin and the Films That Tell Its Story & Its Legacy

As America marks its 250th anniversary, perhaps no holiday speaks to the true meaning of freedom quite like Juneteenth. Juneteenth dates back to June 19, 1865, but wasn’t designated a federal holiday until June 17, 2021.

Giuseppe Tornatore to Receive Golden Globe For Documentary in Partnership with Artemis Rising Foundation for ‘Brunello’

The Taormina Film Festival, in partnership with the Golden Globes and Artemis Rising Foundation, announced that Golden Globe-winning director Giuseppe Tornatore will receive the Golden Globes Prize for Documentary in partnership with Artemis Rising Foundation for his film Brunello: The Gracious Visionary, about entrepreneur Brunello Cucinelli, at the 72nd Taormina Film Festival, which will run June 10-14. The award ceremony will take place in the Ancient Theatre of Taormina.

Marilyn Monroe at 100: A Brief Career & Few Awards (Aside from Golden Globes), but a Long-Lasting Legacy

June 1 would have been Marilyn Monroe's 100th birthday. She died in 1962, at age 36, but her brief stardom -- 11 films in nine years -- has kept her alive for decades, long after other stars have faded.

Joshua & Rebecca Tickell Win Golden Globe Prize for Documentary in Partnership with Artemis Rising Foundation

The Golden Globes® and Artemis Rising Foundation announced May 18 that husband-and-wife filmmaking duo Joshua and Rebecca Tickell were awarded the Golden Globes Prize for Documentary in Partnership with Artemis Rising Foundation during the 79th edition of the Cannes Film Festival. Their film Groundswell follows experts, Indigenous leaders, and farmers across five continents, demonstrating how regenerative farming can restore soil health, draw carbon from the atmosphere, and fight climate change.

Kelvin Harrison Jr. Joins Jury for Golden Globes Prize for Documentary in Partnership with Artemis Rising Foundation at Cannes

The Golden Globes® and Artemis Rising Foundation announced that SAG Award-winning actor and producer Kelvin Harrison Jr. will join the jury and present the Golden Globes Prize for Documentary in partnership with Artemis Rising Foundation during the 79th edition of the Cannes Film Festival.