80th Golden Globes: Fashion | Podcasts | Videos

Makeup on the red carpet - despite all the fads, makeup has not changed that much over the years. The choices are simple: the dramatic red lips, the neutral face, the smokey eyes.

    As we continue our 80 Day Countdown to the 80th anniversary Golden Globes show, we are going back in time this week to 1973, when The Godfather celebrated seven Golden Globe nominations and five wins, including Best Actor Marlon Brando, Best Director Francis Ford Coppola and Best Motion Picture - Drama. In our new podcast, HFPA member Silvia Bizio sat down for an exclusive interview with colorful actor Gianni Russo, who played Carlo Rizzi in the first and second Godfather films.

She is known as an icon of TV: Linda Evans aka Krystle Carrington rose to worldwide fame with Dynasty in the 1980s. But in 1964, she was Miss Golden Globe.

The 70s were a mash of visuals. Television and movies hit a stride with names that would become legendary, and the Golden Globes were celebrating the best of the best.

Sofia Carson, Timothée Chalamet, Julia Roberts, Lena Waithe, Jessica Simpson, Jon Bon Jovi & more Hair - nothing defines an age more than 'hair'.  Let's play a game.

  To celebrate the 80 days leading up to the 80th Golden Globes (one year every day), today we are focusing on the 1968 Golden Globes, at which comedy icon Carol Burnett won her Best TV Star Award. In her honor, we are replaying our 2019 conversation when she sat down with HFPA member Meher Tatna to talk about her career from humble beginnings to breakout success with The Carol Burnett Show, her five Golden Globes wins, and the newly created Carol Burnett Award for Lifetime Achievement in Television, which she had just received in 2019 at its inaugural presentation.

The Crown, Friends, Gossip Girl, Sex and the City - are television shows that took the world by storm. Unlike film stars who seem remote on a huge screen, that we collectively viewed in the dark prior to Covid, television actors were watched in our homes while we sat in our pj's and snacked on popcorn.

“Music is healing.  Music holds things together.

In 1963 Omar Sharif won Best Supporting Actor for his role in Lawrence of Arabia - which also won the Golden Globe for Best Film – Drama. In so doing, he became the first Egyptian - and African - to win a Golden Globe.

The 19th Golden Globes may be called the year of trailblazing women: Judy Garland was the first woman to receive a Cecil B. deMille award that night, while Rita Moreno became the first Latina actress to win a Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress for West Side Story, and Claudia McNeil was the first Black performer to get a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actress – Drama for A Raisin in the Sun.