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82nd Annual Golden Globes® LIVE COVERAGE.

Michael Douglas: Retrato de un ganador del Cecil B. deMille

Michael Douglas siempre ha vivido a la sombra de su padre, el famoso Kirk Douglas, pero a lo largo de una carrera de más de 50 años puede presumir de una filmografía igualmente impresionante. Tras cursar sus estudios en la escuela preparatoria de élite Choate, Douglas ingresó en la Universidad de California en Santa Bárbara, donde eligió la rama de teatro.

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Global Star Profiles: Kieu Chinh

When Joseph L. Mankiewicz was in Saigon to shoot The Quiet American in 1958, he discovered a Vietnamese girl walking down the street and offered her a small role in the movie because she was tall and could speak English and French.

Interviews

HFPA in Conversation: Jason Segel on Living a Magical Life

Self-exploration has become familiar to Jason Segel. He created the AMC series Dispatches from Elsewhere, about people searching for who they are.

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Larry Kramer – A Not So Normal Life

He was the voice of the disenfranchised, the neglected, the marginalized, and a tireless advocate for the thousands affected by HIV/AIDS. Larry Kramer, playwright, screenwriter, and activist, who had battled HIV-related illnesses for 30 years, died at 84 in his beloved New York.

Interviews

Lexi and Maitreyi: Fresh Teens of the Small Screen

It feels hopeful and exciting, in these sad days of a worldwide pandemic that has taken so many lives, to interview – even virtually – two confident and articulate teenage girls each of whom has a starring role in a television series. Lexi Underwood plays Pearl, Kerry Washington’s daughter in Little Fires Everywhere (Hulu), based on the 2017 novel by Celeste Ng.

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Oral History: Cher on Families, Generations and Togetherness

For over 40 years the HFPA has recorded famous and celebrated actors, actresses, and filmmakers. The world’s largest collection of a kind – over 10,000 items – is now in the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences Margaret Herrick Library.

Film

Filmmakers’ Autobiographies:Kurosawa,“Something Like an Autobiography”

In 1916, the Ushigomekan cinema, in Tokyo’s Kagurazaka district, used to play only foreign films. This is where six-year-old Akira Kurosawa remembers seeing “a lot of American action serials, like The Iron Claw, Hurricane Hutch, The Tiger’s Footprints, many others starring William S.

Interviews

The Quarantined Talent: Curtiss Cook

Curtiss Cook was a single father of three, who had to go on welfare at one point before his acting career took off. Now he stars in Showtime’s hit series The Chi, where he plays Chicago South Side businessman and hustler, Otis “Douda” Perry.

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Women Directors: A Progress Report

Women directors’ fortunes continue to be on the rise, not just in TV but also on film. Despite the shutdown, several have found homes for their work on streaming services.

Film

Out of the Vaults*: “Paths of Glory”, 1957

* An occasional series on films restored with the support of the HFPA. Stanley Kubrick’s classic, Paths of Glory, which was declared 'culturally, historically and aesthetically significant' by the Library of Congress in 1992, was restored by the UCLA Film and Television Archive.