Caitriona Balfe

What will happen to Claire and Jamie in season 7 of the beloved series? Miriam Spritzer went to find out and ask the principals Caitriona Balfe and Sam Heughan as well as the original book author Diana Gabaldon about the secret that makes the story so popular.  .

What do Kendall Jenner, Kerry Washington, Julia Roberts, Jennifer Lopez, Caitriona Balfe, Margot Robbie and more know about the little black dress? Why, of course, that fads come and go but the black gown lasts forever.  "I only wear black and noir.

As we celebrate St. Patrick Day, we shine a light on the many actors in Hollywood who have Irish roots: from Pierce Brosnan to Colin Farrell, from Caitriona Balfe to Ruth Negga.

After being nominated previously for Best Television Actress in a Drama Series for four consecutive years, from 2016 to 2019, for her work in the time-travel historical drama adventure series Outlander, Caitriona Balfe is now a nominee on the film side as well, with a nod for Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture for her turn opposite Jamie Dornan in Kenneth Branagh’s tender coming-of-age tale Belfast. Born in 1979 in Dublin, Ireland, Balfe grew up in the small town of Tydavnet, in a large family with four biological siblings and two foster siblings, where her parents instilled a love of reading at an early age.

Outlander fans were in for a treat at New York Comic Con when a panel for the Golden Globe-nominated series revealed behind-the-scenes secrets to an incredibly excited audience. Actor Sam Heughan was joined on the Empire Stage at Manhattan’s Javits Center by Outlander writer Diana Gabaldon and executive producer Maril Davis, while other members of the cast – including Catriona Balfe, John Bell, Lauren Lyle, and César Domboy – called into the panel from overseas.

It was a surprisingly black or white moment, or should we call it grey? Sick-green it is blossoming, and some brights appeared.

Outlander leading lady Claire is a strong character but Caitriona Balfe has learned softness and sweetness from her. “I can be very cynical but I've learned to appreciate romantic side of life a bit better,” she tells HFPA journalist Margaret Gardiner.

We see it on the runway then we see it on the stars as they chat to the Hollywood Foreign Press. It’s a great inspiration to see how to wear the hottest look, toned down in a way real people can emulate.

The look of the night was restrained. Despite the Golden Globes celebrating its 75th anniversary, women embraced the Time’sUp call for black, with many choosing restrained hair and makeup.

"This was the biggest thing I’ve ever done so it was quite daunting in the beginning.   The big challenge with playing fantasy is that you have to make it truthful and make the audience believe that that’s actually real and could be possible.