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The HFPA will partner with Facebook for “The HFPA Presents: Globes Red Carpet Live,” the official red carpet pre-show for the “75th Annual Golden Globe® Awards. ” This new partnership expands the reach of the Golden Globes across social media and brings the global community closer than ever to Hollywood’s Party of the Year™.

The dawn of a new millennium and the music awards keep changing. In past years, award-winning songs from movies invariably topped the charts: “The Theme from Exodus", “A Summer Place", “Love Is a Many Splendored Thing", “Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head", “(Everything I do) I Do It for You", “The Eye of the Tiger"," “Flashdance, What a Feeling, “The Way We Were", and of course “My Heart Will Go On".

The dawn of a new millennium and the music awards keep changing. In past years, award-winning songs from movies invariably topped the charts: “The Theme from Exodus", “A Summer Place", “Love Is a Many Splendored Thing", “Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head", “(Everything I do) I Do It for You", “The Eye of the Tiger"," “Flashdance, What a Feeling, “The Way We Were", and of course “My Heart Will Go On".

After getting nominated for an Academy Award in the Best Live Action Short Film category in 2013 for Henry, Montreal film maker Yan England does not disappoint with his feature film debut, 1:54. The film made a splash in French-speaking Canada, generating a wide debate in society about its main theme, bullying in schools and how to prevent it.

2017 has been a tumultuous year. A reality TV-star turning into a President without precedent managed to inflame passions on the right, on the left and throughout the world.

The second decade of the new century brings dramatic changes to the industry: international markets become leaders in ticket sales, super hero, horror and action franchises are the studios’ bread-and-butter, and creative talent migrates in droves to the new mobile and home entertainment platforms, the new independent cinema of the 2010s. Forty years after the New Hollywood revolution, a new generation of filmmakers re-focuses cinema, exploring what it means to be human in the 21st century and how to give voices to the themes of inclusiveness and diversity.

Fin de siècle. Beginning with 1988 the Golden Globes and the Academy choices were mostly in sync.

Born in Beech Grove, Indiana, on March 24, 1930, Steve McQueen was the epitome of 1960s cool. An avid car and motorcycle racer who performed his own stunts (worth checking out – the 1963 war drama The Great Escape, the 1968 crime thriller Bullitt and the racing adventure Le Mans, 1971 – all the while keeping in mind that it’s McQueen right there on the screen, all the time…).

Can you feel the unspoken story in this photo? The obvious tension between these two? This is a pivotal moment in Jayne Mansfield’s career: after a tentative start with Warner Brothers, who signed her for a seven year contract in 1955, Mansfield had changed her mind when her two initial projects proved to be less than ideal. Jayne had the contract rescinded and fled for Broadway, where she starred alongside Walter Matthau in a successful production of George Axelrod’s comedy Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?On the night of the 13th Golden Globes, February 23, 1956, Jayne was starting anew.

Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy (Get Out)Daniel Kaluuya is an English actor earning much deserved critical acclaim for his role in Get Out. He appeared in the British television shows; Skins, The Black Mirror episode; Fifteen Million Merits, he played the character Tea Leaf in the series, Psychoville and the BBC horror drama The Fades.