Golden Globe Awards

Christopher Walken’s breakthrough was with The Deer Hunter, followed by many iconic characters in cult films, many with a jig in each role. He is also known for loving his cat, as well as his quiet life in Connecticut.

60 years old today, Quentin Tarantino very recently announced his tenth – and possibly last – major feature film. But can he really quit making movies? Or is our doubt merely a reflection of our deep appreciation for his art?31 years ago, an up-and-coming young director rolled into the Sundance festival with one of the most unique films anyone had ever seen.

Today, Isabelle Huppert celebrates her 70th birthday. In an eclectic career spanning 50 years, she has made 125 feature films, establishing herself as one of the most versatile actresses.

“What’s It all About” is the title of one of Michael Caine’s autobiographies, written in 1992. At 90 he no longer poses the sentence as a question.

At age 75, three-time Golden Globe nominee Billy Crystal can look back at a full career in TV and film as well as on Broadway. Only a year ago Crystal adapted his 1992 movie, Mr.

Jane Fonda is a never-ending testament to the strength, courage, and discipline of women, in front and away from the cameras. The trailblazing feminist, activist, trendsetter, writer, and actress, has made waves by fiercely protecting women’s rights to abortion and raising awareness on climate change.

Lionel Hampton. Count Basie.

When Sharon Stone, then 37 years young, got ready for the 1996 Golden Globe Awards, she was nervous. It was her first nomination after all, and the first time she had attended a major award show as a nominee.

Los Angeles native, Florencia Martin, received her first Academy Award nomination this year as production designer of Damien Chazelle’s Golden Globe Best Picture nominee, Babylon. She also was production designer for Golden Globe-nominated Blonde.