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Golden Globes® Announces “The Road to the Golden Globes” Party at Toronto International Film Festival

Launch Party on September 7, 2024 Marks Countdown to 82nd Golden Globe Awards The Golden Globes® will mark the kickoff to the 82nd Annual Golden Globe Awards® with a “Road to the Golden Globes Party” on Saturday, September 7, 2024 at the iconic Four Seasons Hotel Toronto during the acclaimed Toronto International Film Festival celebrating this year’s cinematic achievements. “We are thrilled to be at TIFF with our traditional star-studded bash and renew our relationship that began decades ago and start the countdown to the 82ndGolden Globe Awards,” said Helen Hoehne, President of the Golden Globes.

D23: Disney Previews Future Content and Park Attractions

Riding high with summer’s two biggest box office hits, ”Inside Out 2” and “Deadpool & Wolverine” -- each earning over a billion dollars and counting -- The Walt Disney Company took a victory lap at the eighth edition of its D23 ultimate fan event in August. “Who else but Disney could pull off a weekend like D23?”, proclaimed Disney CEO Bob Iger in front of an excited crowd of 12,000 people kicking off night 1's entertainment showcase.

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A Left-Handers Day Salute to Hollywood’s Lefties

Among the winners at the 81st annual Golden Globes on Jan. 7 were Christopher Nolan, Lily Gladstone and Da’Vine Joy Randolph.

Sharon Stone Receives First Ever Golden Globes Int’l Icon Award

Sharon Stone was presented with the inaugural Golden Globe International Icon Award in a ceremony celebrating her achievements on and off screen including her philanthropy work and artwork. With a focus on the international entertainment marketplace, the Golden Globes will present its International Icon Award in a different country in recognition of the ongoing impact and partnership developing in overseas entertainment centers.

Comic-Con 2024: A Return to Normal Levels of Frenzy

This year's Comic-Con marks the return to the traditional comic convention since 2019, after surviving the COVID-19 pandemic and last year’s Hollywood strikes. Still, the lines to activations, programming and the most important room at Comic-Con – the celebrated Hall H – feel a bit lighter and less crowded than usual.

Olympic Games’ Greatest Moments in Movies

The histories of the Olympics and the cinema have always been closely entwined. And it makes sense that they should be.

Olympic Athletes Who Became Hollywood Stars

One hundred years ago at the Paris Olympics in 1924, 20-year-old Johnny Weissmuller won three gold medals for swimming and a bronze medal for water polo. He went on to win two more golds at the 1928 games in Amsterdam and set 67 world records in his athletic career.

Golden Globes Salutes Disability Pride Month

July is Disability Pride Month, which is important for the Golden Globes to recognize: The entertainment industry has been working hard to be more inclusive, but disabilities are too frequently overlooked. The Globes has extensive archives, since the awards go back to the 1940s.

Tribeca Fest is for ‘Distinct Voices,’ Says Faridah Gbadamosi

As senior programmer of Tribeca Festival, seasoned film curator and culture critic Faridah Gbadamosi does not just see movies. She breathes them all year around, starting with watching the Golden Globes Awards in early January.

What It’s Like to Be on Cannes Jury: Ebru Ceylan Interview

Ebru Ceylan, a noted Turkish photographer and the wife of director Nuri Bilge Ceylan, brought her unique vision and artistic sensibility to the jury at this year's Cannes Film Festival. Along with Nuri Bilge Ceylan, she has co-written screenplays for a best director award winner ("Three Monkeys," 2008), a Grand Prix winner, "Once Upon a Time in Anatolia," 2011), a screenplay winner ("About Dry Grasses," 2023) and a Palme d’Or winner ("Winter Sleep," 2014) at the Festival de Cannes.