For those who woke up at a civilised hour and missed the Golden Globes Awards today, don’t fret. Joaquin ‘Joker’ Phoenix calls the annual shindig ‘bullshit’, Bradley ‘Hangover’ Cooper thinks them to be ‘meaningless’, and Aamir ‘Dangal’ Khan never attends any.
The credibility of #sowhite, #somale and #sorigged award shows has been dwindling. And as if the Oscars weren’t enough, there’s also the Critics’, Viewer’s, People’s, Kids’ and Teen Choice awards. So, what next? Tuffy’s opinion on which film is greater? Reservoir Dogs or Lassie Come Home?
So, who is likely to do a better job of rewarding good films and snubbing bad ones than the Hollywood Foreign Press Association of the Golden Globes, who have left critics and the industry even nominees flabbergasted with many of their selections over the years.
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Rosamund Pike wins Best Actress for I Care A Lot at the Golden Globes 2021
Rosamund Pike wins Best Actress for I Care A Lot at the Golden Globes 2021
Rosamund Pike won the award for the Best Actress for her role in I Care A Lot. She defeated the likes of Maria Bakalova and Kate Hudson to lift the Best Actress trophy.
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Rosamund Pike attended the Golden Globe Awards virtually.
Rosamund Pike won the award for the Best Actress in a comedy or musical film for her role in I Care A Lot. Directed by J Blakeson, I Care A Lot is a Netflix original film. She defeated the likes of Maria Bakalova and Kate Hudson who were nominated for Borat Subsequent Moviefilm and Music, respectively.
| Updated March 1, 2021
Jane Fonda received the Cecil B. DeMille Award at the 2021 Golden Globe Awards on Sunday and powerfully addressed the need for diversity in storytelling in her acceptance speech. The honor celebrated her career, which has spanned five decades, and her activism.
“You know, I have seen a lot of diversity in my long life, and at times I have been challenged to understand some of the people I’ve met, but inevitably, if my heart is open and I look beneath the surface, I feel kinship,” she told viewers.
The actor explained how stories “really can change people” before she pointed out: “But there’s a story we’ve been really afraid to see and hear about ourselves and this industry. The story about which voices we respect and elevate and which we tune out.”
Courtesy of NBC; Emma McIntyre/Getty Images The HFPA s statements tonight and over the last several days indicate a fundamental lack of understanding of the depth of the problems at hand, Time s Up CEO Tina Tchen wrote in a letter to HFPA leaders. Your stated version of change is cosmetic find Black people. That is not a solution.
Minutes after the 78th annual Golden Globes Awards wrapped, Time s Up president and CEO Tina Tchen released a pair of letters to its voting body, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, and its network sponsor, NBC, demanding a more substantive response to its lack of a diverse membership.