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Season three of the multi-nominated and two-time Golden Globe winning series takes its hero, the passionate and chaotic maestro Rodrigo de Souza (Gael Garcia Bernal) to Venice, where work with a bona-fide diva (Monica Belucci) and assorted musical and romantic shenanigans await him. “It is wonderful.

The second nomination for the HBO show; the fifth consecutive one for perennial nominee Julia Louis-Dreyfus.

Jill Soloway told us this about creating her groundbreaking show, “My own parent came out as trans some years ago.   I think, when I look back at it, I was trying to make the world safer for my parent to walk out the front door.

The series, which airs on ABC, and its two stars, Anthony Anderson and Tracee Ellis Ross, all won nominations for the Globes. They play middle-class black parents who worry that their children do not understand or respect their heritage.

A Princeton dropout returns home to Atlanta to try to salvage his life by managing his rapper cousin’s career.   This may be a conventional premise for a comedy, but that is not Atlanta, which airs on FX.

Reese Witherspoon plays Rosita, a busy mom of many piglets, in the Golden Globe nominated animation movie Sing. She gets to sing songs by Katy Perry and Taylor Swift quite well.

So many friends and colleagues took their leave last year that 2016 may be remembered as the cruelest year in Hollywood. And so many were part of the extended Golden Globes family.

Jimmy Fallon was on hand at the Beverly Hilton for the ceremonial rolling out of the red carpet. Those 30,000 square feet of red plush will be some of the hottest real estate in Hollywood.

The first major awards show of the season is also the party of the year and like every good party, the celebration begins at the table. There will be 1,300 hungry guests at the Beverly Hilton on Sunday for the 74th Golden Globes Awards ceremony, but by the time the show is over, no one will have to head to the after parties with an appetite.

Ruth Negga, Golden Globe best actress nominee for Loving, says that she felt like she was born to play real-life Virginia woman Mildred Loving who was prosecuted by the state for marrying a white man in 1958 (Joel Edgerton in the movie). Mildred was unable to wed her white partner, Richard, because of state laws prohibiting interracial marriage.