Golden Globes return Tuesday in year-long audition

After a year of silence, Golden Globes return Tuesday in a year-long audition to try to win back their awards season stature and Hollywood relevance shunned the award After the ethics and diversity scandal.

star and studio boycott last year’s ceremonywhich one NBC chooses not to rebroadcast, saying the Hollywood Foreign Press Association needs time to make “meaningful reform.” A year later, many — though not all — of Hollywood seem ready to party again.

After the red carpet coverage (E! will begin live at 6:00 pm ET), the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, CA will begin live on NBC at 8:00 pm. The show will also air live on NBCUniversal’s Peacock for the first time. When the Globes were on the verge of collapse, NBC rewrote its agreement with the HFPA, putting the awards on a one-year contract and moving the show from its regular Sunday night location to Tuesday.

The host is comedian Jerrod Carmichael, who won an Emmy last year for his HBO special “Rothaniel.” Eddie Murphy and Ryan Murphy will be honored. Hosts include Ana de Armas (nominated for “Blonde”), Jenna Ortega (nominated for “Wednesday”), Billy Porter, Tracy Morgan, Jennifer Coolidge (nominated for “White Lotus”) and Quentin Tarantino. Sean Penn will also introduce a message from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Unraveling the Chaos of Earth

the globe was in turmoil not long ago 2021 Pandemic Pandemic Awards Ceremony when Los Angeles Times reports It was revealed that the HFPA, which had 87 members at the time, had no black members.independent new york times report shows that the group — an oft-mocked group of little-known foreign journalists in Los Angeles — pays its members about $3 million a year, and details a series of ethical lapses in the group’s regular interactions with potential candidates .

Under increasing pressure, HFPA Commits to Reform, diversifying its membership and changing some of the ways it operates. It now has 96 members, including six black members, and 103 non-member voters. Billionaire Todd Boehly purchased the globe through his Eldridge Industries and began turning the nonprofit into a for-profit corporation.

Anyone else boycott?

Last month’s lackluster response to Globe nominations, few stars publicly celebrate. But only one nominee has stressed that he won’t be there: Brendan Fraser.Although Frazier was nominated for best actor for his performance in “Whale” Said he would not participate in the Globes. In 2018, Fraser said he was groped in 2003 by longtime Hollywood Foreign Press Association member Philip Burke. Burke, who is no longer a member of the HFPA, has denied the claim.

Tuesday will feature Tom Cruise, whose “Top Gun: Maverick” was nominated for best drama. Cruise responded to the HFPA revelations more forcefully than almost anyone in the industry, returning his three Golden Globes.

But all the studios took part in the Globes again. As with most awards shows, the Globes’ telecast saw a significant drop in viewership. After the 2020 awards show was watched by 18.4 million people, the 2021 awards show will be watched by just 6.9 million people, according to Nielsen. Still, the Golden Globes remain an invaluable marketing tool for awards contenders, powering movie ads during the long period between the holidays and the Oscars, which airs on Arch 12. Some of this season’s top contenders, including Steven Spielberg’s “The Fabelmans” and Todd Fields’ “Tár,” have struggled to attract large audiences.

Nominee

Martin McDonagh’s feuding friends story “The Banshees of Inisherin” has eight nominations, including actors Colin Farrell, Brendan G. Leeson, Kerry Condon and Barry Keoghan. Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert’s existential action-comedy “Everything Everywhere all at Once” won six awards, including Michelle Yeoh, Ke Huy Quan and Jamie Lee Curtis.

Several box office blockbusters from last year are also among them.In addition to “Top Gun: Maverick,” “Tár” and “The Fabelmans,” the drama nominees for Best Picture include James Cameron “Avatar: Way of Water” and “Elvis” by Baz Luhrmann.

On television, the public school sitcom “Abbott Elementary” led the pack with five nominations, including for starring Quinta Brunson. “White Lotus,” “Dahmer,” “The Crown,” “Pam and Tommy” and “Only Murder at the Mansion” received four nominations each.

Nominees include: Brad Pitt (“Babylon”), Viola Davis (“The Queen”), Daniel Craig (“The Glass Onion: Mystery in the Wild”), Angela Bassett ( “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever”), Julia Roberts (“Gaslett”), Donald Glover (“Atlanta”), Bill Hader (“Barry”), Selena Gomez Adams (“Murder in the Building”), Kevin Costner (“Yellowstone”), Diego Luna (“Andorra”) and Bob Odenkirk (“Better Call Saul”).