History MediaNotes / GoldenGlobeAward

* [[UsefulNotes/GoldenGlobeAwardForBestMusicalOrComedyFilm Best Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy]]

* [[UsefulNotes/GoldenGlobeAwardForBestAnimatedFeatureFilm Best Motion Picture - Animated]]

* [[UsefulNotes/GoldenGlobeAwardForBestActorInADramaFilm Best Actor - Motion Picture Drama]]
* [[UsefulNotes/GoldenGlobeAwardForBestActorInAMusicalOrComedyFilm Best Actor - Motion Picture Musical or Comedy]]
* [[UsefulNotes/GoldenGlobeAwardForBestActressInADramaFilm Best Actress - Motion Picture Drama]]
* [[UsefulNotes/GoldenGlobeAwardForBestActressInAMusicalOrComedyFilm Best Actress - Motion Picture Musical or Comedy]]
* [[UsefulNotes/GoldenGlobeAwardForBestSupportingActorInAFilm Best Supporting Actor - Motion Picture]]
* [[UsefulNotes/GoldenGlobeAwardForBestSupportingActressInAFilm Best Supporting Actress - Motion Picture]]

* [[UsefulNotes/GoldenGlobeAwardForBestDramaSeries Best Television Series - Drama]]
* [[UsefulNotes/GoldenGlobeAwardForBestMusicalOrComedySeries Best Television Series - Musical or Comedy]]

* [[UsefulNotes/GoldenGlobeAwardForBestActorInADramaSeries Best Actor - Television Series Drama]]
* [[UsefulNotes/GoldenGlobeAwardForBestActorInAMusicalOrComedySeries Best Actor - Television Series Musical or Comedy]]

* [[UsefulNotes/GoldenGlobeAwardForBestActressInADramaSeries Best Actress - Television Series Drama]]
* [[UsefulNotes/GoldenGlobeAwardForBestActressInAMusicalOrComedySeries Best Actress - Television Series Musical or Comedy]]

* [[UsefulNotes/GoldenGlobeAwardForBestOriginalSong Best Original Song - Motion Picture]]

* [[UsefulNotes/GoldenGlobeAwardForBestDramaFilm Best Motion Picture - Drama]]

* Best Actress - Television Series Musical or Comedy

* Best Actress - Television Series Drama

In 2021, it was announced that NBC would not air the following year's Golden Globe Awards as a result of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's failure to enact reforms akin to other awards organizations, sparking a boycott from numerous actors (including Creator/ScarlettJohansson, Creator/MarkRuffalo and Creator/TomCruise) and organizations (including Creator/{{Netflix}}, [[Creator/AmazonStudios Amazon]] and [[Creator/WarnerBrosDiscovery WarnerMedia]]). Though the nominations were announced on December 13, 2021, it was revealed that the announcement of winners would be done on social media instead. In 2023, the show returned to NBC as the HFPA was sold to investor Todd Boehly the year prior. That same year, the HFPA officially wound-down its operations as the rights to the Golden Globe Awards property were sold to DCP, which as of 2023, is in turn owned by Penske Media Eldridge, a joint venture between Penske Media Corporation and Boehly's holding company of Eldridge Industries. The HFPA's non-philanthropic activities were transferred to the Golden Globe Foundation. The voting body for future awards will be an international panel of journalists, initially numbering 300, that for the first time will include journalists working for US media. In all, 76 countries were represented in the new body's initial membership

KTTV in Los Angeles locally broadcast the ceremony until the HFPA made a nationwide deal with Creator/{{NBC}} in 1965. Following an FCC ruling, NBC stopped broadcasting the ceremony from 1968 until after 1974. In 1973, the HFPA reached a deal with Metromedia to air the ceremony telecast on all of its stations until 1978 when the 1978 edition was broadcasted by NBC. In 1980, the telecast [[ChannelHop hopped again]] to Creator/{{CBS}} which lasted two years. From 1983 to 1988 the telecast was syndicated to local television stations via Dick Clark Productions. In 1989, DCP and the HFPA signed an agreement with [[Creator/{{TBS}} SuperStation TBS]] to carry the telecast until 1995, when both parties signed an agreement with NBC to carry the telecast once again. With a few extensions, the NBC agreement lasted until 2021 when the controversy regarding the HFPA happened. DCP decided not to produce the 2022 telecast because of this. In 2023, with DCP now owning the rights to the Golden Globe Awards, they signed an agreement with CBS to carry it once again.

In 2021, it was announced that NBC would not air the following year's Golden Globe Awards as a result of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's failure to enact reforms akin to other awards organizations, sparking a boycott from numerous actors (including Creator/ScarlettJohansson, Creator/MarkRuffalo and Creator/TomCruise) and organizations (including Creator/{{Netflix}}, [[Creator/AmazonStudios Amazon]] and [[Creator/WarnerBrosDiscovery WarnerMedia]]). Though the nominations were announced on December 13, 2021, it was revealed that the announcement of winners would be done on social media instead. In 2023, the show returned to NBC as the HFPA was sold to investor Todd Boehly the year prior. That same year, the HFPA officially wound-down its operations as the rights to the Golden Globe Awards property were sold to Creator/DickClark Productions, which has produced the awards ceremony since 1993. DCP is in turn owned by Penske Media Eldridge, a joint venture between Penske Media Corporation and Boehly's holding company of Eldridge Industries. The HFPA's non-philanthropic activities were transferred to the Golden Globe Foundation. The voting body for future awards will be an international panel of journalists, initially numbering 300, that for the first time will include journalists working for US media. In all, 76 countries were represented in the new body's initial membership

KTTV in Los Angeles locally broadcast the ceremony until a nationwide deal with Creator/{{NBC}} in 1965. Following an FCC ruling, NBC stopped broadcasting the ceremony from 1968 until after 1974. In 1973, the HFPA reached a deal with Metromedia to air the ceremony telecast on all of its stations until 1978 when the 1978 edition was broadcasted by NBC. In 1980, the HFPA had an agreement with Creator/{{CBS}} which lasted two years. From 1983 to 1988 the telecast was syndicated to local television stations via Dick Clark Productions. In 1989, DCP and the HFPA signed an agreement with [[Creator/{{TBS}} SuperStation TBS]] to carry the telecast until 1995, when both parties signed an agreement with NBC to carry the telecast once again. With a few extensions, the NBC agreement lasted until 2021 when the controversy regarding the HFPA happened. DCP decided not to produce the 2022 telecast because of this. In 2023, with DCP now owning the rights to the Golden Globe Awards, they signed an agreement with CBS to carry it once again.

In 2021, it was announced that Creator/{{NBC}} would not air the following year's Golden Globe Awards as a result of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's failure to enact reforms akin to other awards organizations, sparking a boycott from numerous actors (including Creator/ScarlettJohansson, Creator/MarkRuffalo and Creator/TomCruise) and organizations (including Creator/{{Netflix}}, [[Creator/AmazonStudios Amazon]] and [[Creator/WarnerBrosDiscovery WarnerMedia]]). Though the nominations were announced on December 13, 2021, it was revealed that the announcement of winners would be done on social media instead. In 2023, the show returned to NBC as the HFPA was sold to investor Todd Boehly the year prior. That same year, the HFPA officially wound-down its operations as the rights to the Golden Globe Awards property were sold to Creator/DickClark Productions, which has produced the awards ceremony since 1993. DCP is in turn owned by Penske Media Eldridge, a joint venture between Penske Media Corporation and Boehly's holding company of Eldridge Industries. The HFPA's non-philanthropic activities were transferred to the Golden Globe Foundation. The voting body for future awards will be an international panel of journalists, initially numbering 300, that for the first time will include journalists working for US media. In all, 76 countries were represented in the new body's initial membership

In 2021, it was announced that Creator/{{NBC}} would not air the following year's Golden Globe Awards as a result of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's failure to enact reforms akin to other awards organizations, sparking a boycott from numerous actors (including Creator/ScarlettJohansson, Creator/MarkRuffalo and Creator/TomCruise) and organizations (including Creator/{{Netflix}}, [[Creator/AmazonStudios Amazon]] and [[Creator/WarnerBrosDiscovery WarnerMedia]]). Though the nominations were announced on December 13, 2021, it was revealed that the announcement of winners would be done on social media instead. In 2023, the show returned to NBC as the HFPA was sold to investor Todd Boehly the year prior. That same year, the HFPA officially wound-down its operations as the rights to the Golden Globe Awards property were sold to Creator/DickClark Productions, which has produced the awards ceremony since 1993. DCP is in turn owned by Penske Media Eldridge, a joint venture between Penske Media Corporation and Boehly's holding company of Eldridge Industries. The HFPA's non-philanthropic activities were transferred to the Golden Globe Foundation. The voting body for future awards will be an international panel of journalists, initially numbering 300, that for the first time will include US-based journalists. In all, 76 countries were represented in the new body's initial membership

In 2021, it was announced that Creator/{{NBC}} would not air the following year's Golden Globe Awards as a result of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's failure to enact reforms akin to other awards organizations, sparking a boycott from numerous actors (including Creator/ScarlettJohansson, Creator/MarkRuffalo and Creator/TomCruise) and organizations (including Creator/{{Netflix}}, [[Creator/AmazonStudios Amazon]] and [[Creator/WarnerBrosDiscovery WarnerMedia]]). Though the nominations were announced on December 13, 2021, it was revealed that the announcement of winners would be done on social media instead. In 2023, the show returned to NBC as the HFPA was sold to investor Todd Boehly the year prior. That same year, the HFPA officially wound-down its operations as the rights to the Golden Globe Awards property were sold to Creator/DickClark Productions, which has produced the awards ceremony since 1993. DCP is in turn owned by Penske Media Eldridge, a joint venture between Penske Media Corporation and Boehly's holding company of Eldridge Industries. The HFPA's non-philanthropic activities were transferred to the Golden Globe Foundation. The voting body for future awards will be an international panel of journalists, initially numbering 300, that for the first time will include US-based journalists. In all, 76 countries were represented in the new. body's initial membership

In 2021, it was announced that Creator/{{NBC}} would not air the following year's Golden Globe Awards as a result of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's failure to enact reforms akin to other awards organizations, sparking a boycott from numerous actors (including Creator/ScarlettJohansson, Creator/MarkRuffalo and Creator/TomCruise) and organizations (including Creator/{{Netflix}}, [[Creator/AmazonStudios Amazon]] and [[Creator/WarnerBrosDiscovery WarnerMedia]]). Though the nominations were announced on December 13, 2021, it was revealed that the announcement of winners would be done on social media instead. In 2023, the show returned to NBC as the HFPA was sold to investor Todd Boehly the year prior. That same year, the HFPA officially wound-down its operations as the rights to the Golden Globe Awards property was sold to PMC and DCP and the HFPA's non-philanthropic activities were transferred to the Golden Globe Foundation.

The Golden Globe Awards are given out annually for excellence in film and television. The voters are the members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association: journalists and photographers who report on the American entertainment industry for predominantly non-American media. The first ceremony was held in 1944, though it only had awards for film. Television awards were added in 1956, with more categories added as time went on. Since 1973, the award ceremony has been held in January of each year (except in 2021, when it was delayed to February 28 due to the COVID-19 pandemic).

In 2021, it was announced that Creator/{{NBC}} would not air the following year's Golden Globe Awards as a result of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's failure to enact reforms akin to other awards organizations, sparking a boycott from numerous actors (including Creator/ScarlettJohansson, Creator/MarkRuffalo and Creator/TomCruise) and organizations (including Creator/{{Netflix}}, [[Creator/AmazonStudios Amazon]] and [[Creator/WarnerBrosDiscovery WarnerMedia]]). Though the nominations were announced on December 13, 2021, it was revealed that the announcement of winners would be done on social media instead. In 2023, the show returned to NBC as the HFPA was sold to investor Todd Boehly the year prior.

* Best Actor - Television Series Drama
* Best Actor - Television Series Musical or Comedy

* Best Television Series - Drama
* Best Television Series - Musical or Comedy

* Best Supporting Actress - Motion Picture

* Best Supporting Actor - Motion Picture

* Best Actress - Motion Picture Musical or Comedy

* Best Actress - Motion Picture Drama