Golden Globe Awards

In 2019, Carol Burnett, already a winner of five Golden Globes out of 17 nominations, was the recipient of the first Carol Burnett Award for Achievement on television, that was named after her. A TV special, Carol Burnett: 90 Years of Laughter + Love, will air on April 26, her 90th birthday.

When, quite literally, Neile Adams ran into Steve McQueen at the age of 23 on Broadway, she had no idea that the moment would change her life and turn into a scene in a movie. Neile Adams, who grew up in the Philippines, had been through rehearsals at Carnegie Hall.

Oscar-winning, Golden Globe-nominated actor Adrien Brody celebrates his 50th birthday on April 14. The New York City-born actor and producer started his career at age 13 when he appeared in an off-Broadway play, the same year that he landed his first theatrical role in Woody Allen’s New York Stories.

Golden Globes Voting Body Now Totals 310 Voters and Reflects 58% Diversity Today, the Golden Globes® announced a heavily expanded voting body for the 81st Annual Golden Globe Awards with the addition of 215 international voters. Combined with the current 95 members, there are now a total of 310 voters, surpassing a pledge to increase the size and diversity of the voting body.

Here is a list of the international voters for the 81st Golden Globes, as well as their country of residence.   Last Name First Name Country of Residence Aaberg Thor Norway Abbade Mario Brazil Adewoyin Adeniyi Nigeria Aftab Kaleem United Kingdom Aguilar Alonso Costa Rica Aigbokhaevbolo Oris Nigeria Alassë Leticia Brazil Amar Leila France Arana-Fuentes Gabriel Guatemala Arboine Niellah United Kingdom Arellano Saúl Mexico Austin Latoya United Kingdom Awad Mohamed Egypt Bakuradze Mariam Georgia Bandabe Narendra India Bao Qing Germany Baris Janet Turkey Barroso Cecilia Brazil Basile Emiliano Argentina Bero Tayo Canada Beshir Livio Italy Blum Pascal Switzerland Bordages Anais France Bosco Andrej Italy Bourne Kevin Canada Bratoeva-Daraktchieva Ingeborg Bulgaria Broka Sonora Latvia Bull Eirik Norway Carricarte Berta Cuba Cerina Därta Latvia Chanté Keshia Canada Chopra Anupama India Cline Rich United Kingdom Courau Guillermo Argentina Creamer Daniela Ecuador Cruz Felipe Branco Brazil Csákvári Géza Hungary D'Laura Jose Dominican Republic DaSilva Judita Nigeria Davis Jodie Canada de Alencar Pinto Guilherme Uruguay De Los Santos Inés Dominican Republic De Tommasi Alessandra Italy Demerov Barbara Brazil Desbois Erwan France Desiateryk Dmytro Ukraine Dockhorn Katharina Germany Di Santo Rita United Kingdom Dimitropoulos Thodoris Greece Dluigi Catalina Argentina Dolidze Zviad Georgia Dolin Anton Latvia Dunks Glenn Australia Estévez Manuel Andrés Colombia Evaristo Yasmine Paula Brazil Eyong Blaise Okie Cameroon Fabian Andujar Emanuel Dominican Republic Fernández Adriana Mexico Fogel Ron Israel Font Christian Uruguay Francis Toni Canada Friedlander Alfredo Argentina Gallego Rolando Pablo Argentina Ganiyu Oluwatoyin Nigeria Ganne Valérie France Gomes Kel Brazil Gómez Barrios Robert Spain Gonzalez Rojas Antonio Enrique Cuba Grillo Rafael Cuba Grivea Iosifina Greece Guerini Elaine Brazil Gürel Selin Turkey Gusev Alexandr Ukraine Halidou Harouna Youssoufa Niger Henriques Camila Brazil Herculano Daniel Brazil Ho Rachel Canada Hosny Rasha Egypt Hyodo Yoriaki Japan Ima Sachie Japan Imer Martin Uruguay Inoue Kenichi Japan Ishizu Ayako Japan Itiberê Suzana Brazil Jenner Matthew South Africa Jimenez Maximo Dominican Republic Johnson CJ (Christopher) Australia Juan Lima Fernando Argentina Kaciałovič Irena Poland Kaminer Amir Israel Kanopa Agustin Acevedo Uruguay Karpitski Maksim Belarus Kastelan Karsten Germany Kato Yuko Japan Kereibayev Oraz Kazakhstan Khalid Sadia Bangladesh Kiczales Yishai Israel Koetsier Julius The Netherlands Kosecka Barbara Poland Kramer Luis Argentina Kruk Adam Poland Laforest Kevin Canada Lakic Dubravka Serbia Langerová Viera Slovakia Latayan Nicole Andrew Philippines Lemus Polania Juan Carlos Jordan Lepe David Guatemala Liebergall Ofer Israel Lira Gonzalo Mexico Liwag Jason Philippines Lizardos Alexandros Romanos Greece Lomeli Perez Aurora Alejandra Mexico Longo Carmela Venezuela Lopes Pontes Enoe Brazil Lopez Portillo Villegas Silvestre Javier Mexico Luzi Javier Argentina Mac Swiney Adela Spain Maldondo Francisco Dominican Republic Matsukawa Yuma Japan Matsuzaki Takeo Japan Medina Nicolas Uruguay Mereghetti Paolo Italy Merican Sara Singapore Mochiach Nachum Israel Moestrup Steffen Denmark Molina Eduardo Mexico Montenegro Lorenna Brazil Moreira Sergio Uruguay Morisawa Mariane Brazil Moscatel Levy Susana Mexico Muendo Stevens Kenya Mugica Maria Fernanda Argentina Muia Sylvia Kenya Mullen Patrick Canada Nanda Kumar Kalash Malaysia Navarro Aaron (AJ) Mexico Nawar Ramy Egypt Ndilwa Lilian Tanzania Nene Maria Kenya Ngwube Latasha Nigeria Oliveira Daniel Brazil Paunero González Pedro Mexico Peirce Andrew F Australia Perovic Sandra Serbia Piacenza Paola Italy Pineyro Victor Dominican Republic Polidoro Federica Italy Portales Rodrigo Peru Quintanar Polanco Francisco Javier Mexico Racine Daniel Canada Rafaelic Daniel Croatia Ragua Luis Colombia Rahman Adar Bangladesh Rak Naama Israel Räsänen Anu Finland Ravarino Illaria Italy Rivera-Betancur Jerónimo Colombia Robert Hélène France Rodriquez Bodart Alejandro Argentina Rodriguez Diaz Luciana Uruguay Roig Jorge Venezuela Rothe E.

Idi Amin, Richard Nixon, Gordon Brown, Tony Blair, Bill Clinton, Niki Lauda, and, of course, the Queen and her royal family. His accomplishments are too many to list.

Actor, mother, activist, tireless campaigner for women’s rights and three-time Golden Globe winner, Patricia Arquette turns 55 today. Born in Chicago and raised in a rural community in Bentonville, Virginia before settling in Los Angeles, Arquette descends from a line of entertainers: her father, Lewis, was an actor; her paternal grandfather, Cliff, was a comedian.

Just before Titanic was released in 1997, director James Cameron gave an interview to Entertainment Weekly. “Filmmaking is war,” he said.

Music. Films.