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‘Audrey’ Stage Musical Set for 2025 Debut in Madrid

Sean Hepburn Ferrer has united with writer-producer José Ignacio Salmerón and composer Fernando Velázquez to create a stage musical, “Buscando a Audrey" ("Becoming Audrey"), about Audrey Hepburn. The tuner, depicting the fashion icon, Golden Globe-winning actress and humanitarian, is targeting a Spring 2025 debut in Madrid.

Costa-Gavras. Photo credit: Fred Atlan/Cinémathèque française

Costa-Gavras: ‘Thanks to the Golden Globes Foundation’

Great American actors like Dustin Hoffman and John Travolta as well as legends of French cinema such as Yves Montand and Simone Signoret have filmed under his direction. At 91 years old, Costa-Gavras is one of the most respected and renowned directors in world cinema.

Costa-Gavras. Photo credit: Fred Atlan/Cinémathèque française

Costa-Gavras: ‘Merci à la Golden Globes Foundation Pour Son Soutien’

An English-language version of this story is also available. De grands acteurs américains comme Dustin Hoffman et John Travolta tout comme des légendes du cinéma français telles que Yves Montand et Simone Signoret ont tourné sous sa direction.

Feminine Lens on Cannes: the Greta Gerwig Jury

The 2024 Cannes Film Festival is poised for a landmark moment with Greta Gerwig taking the helm as the jury president. Her appointment is a powerful statement not just for her career as a director, screenwriter and actress, but for breaking a barrier on gender equality within the festival that, hopefully, will spark a long-overdue shift towards inclusivity.

Golden Globes Have Long History of Recognizing Asian Pacific Talents on TV

The Golden Globes have recognized Asian talents in film since the 1950s, and on TV as early as 1981. Japan's Yoko Shimada won as best actress in a television series-drama for playing Mariko in the nine-hour miniseries, “Shogun.

Asian Pacific Talent Scores in Film at Golden Globes

“This is for all the shoulders that I stand on and all the people coming with me on this journey going forward,” Michelle Yeoh said in her acceptance speech as the first Malaysian to win a Golden Globe award, actress–musical or comedy for the 2022 film “Everything Everywhere All at Once. " Yeoh, recently a Presidential Medal of Freedom award recipient, belongs to a long list of talents of Asian and Pacific Islander heritage who are Golden Globe winners and nominees in film.

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CinemaCon

CinemaCon: ‘Wicked,’ ‘Gladiator II,’ Celebs and Golden Globes

Following a year that ranged from cultural and financial phenomenon Barbenheimer, to film releases delayed and/or under-performing due in part to the Hollywood strikes, the film industry gathered in Las Vegas last week to watch and hear what’s coming soon to the big screen. It was a wide-ranging group of films, with a high-powered gathering that included Halle Berry, Christopher Nolan, Kevin Costner and a slew of others, including a prominent shout-out to this year's Golden Globes.

Golden Globe Awards

CBS AND THE GOLDEN GLOBES ANNOUNCE A NEW FIVE-YEAR DEAL

March 25, 2024 – Los Angeles, Calif – CBS and The Golden Globe Awards announced a new five-year deal to broadcast the award show on the Network and stream live on Paramount+. The new agreement kicks off with the January 2025 broadcast.

Golden Profiles

A Vessel for Change: Danielle Brooks’ Legacy of Grace, Authenticity, and Unmatched Talent

The 1982 epistolary novel “The Color Purple” by Pulitzer Prize winner Alice Walker summarizes the belief that the color purple is not only synonymous with royalty but a deep purple that seems almost to be black. Enter Academy Award nominee – Brooks, an accomplished artist and actor.

Festivals

Reflections on the 74th Berlinale: Is It Still Our World?

Berlin’s film festival is known for its eclectic programming. A few years after the height of the pandemic, the 74th Berlinale (Feb.