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It’s been twenty years since Julia Louis-Dreyfus was first nominated for a Golden Globe award. At that time in 1994, she was thirty-something and played a neurotic but intelligent and assertive Elaine Benes on Seinfeld, the hit show that became a cultural phenomenon.

While the glamour of the Golden Globes is being beamed around the world, on NBC January 12th, stars will be slipping away during the commercial breaks to sip The Moet Golden Night, a cocktail created specifically for the Golden Globe Lounge – a new introduction for the 71st Golden Globe awards. For the refreshing concoction of Moet et Chandon Champagne splashed with a hint of pear, creator, chef and author Aida Mollenkamp, wanted to maintain the sparkling golden hues that celebrate the effervescence of the Globes, while teasing the palate.

One of the most flourishing cinema industries found today is in India. But the pioneers of the industry were actually foreigners.

Sandra Bullock, “America’s Sweetheart,” shot to stardom with her role as Annie, the reluctant but plucky driver in Speed. The 49-year-old actress, who grew up singing in children’s choirs in Nuremberg, Germany, was raised in show business by her German opera singer mother and voice coach father.

From his first role, in Steven Spielberg's Empire of the Sun 25 years ago, to his latest character, in David O. Russell’s American Hustle, Christian Bale has always invested body and soul in his work, sometimes pushing himself “a little too far” as this British actor approaching the big 4-0 likes to say.

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Launching a set of hilarious promos, Tina Fey and Amy Poehler are your confirmed hosts for the 2014 Golden Globe Awards. In the videos, the two best friends, or lovers of song and dance, tell jokes, and carry on with their usual awkward, yet awesome comedy routines.

[jwplayer player="1" mediaid="24757"] Tina Fey and Amy Poehler give an insight into what will happen when they host the Golden Globes show on January 12 and pick who they think will be the winners. They also predict "social change" and a street fight.

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Among the five films nominated in the Best Foreign Language category, The Hunt from Denmark is easily the darkest. It introduces us to a cast of sympathetic characters leading normal lives in a rural Danish town and then takes us on an unsettling journey as the community is torn apart by doubt and suspicion.