US EditionWho Will Win the Golden Globes? ‘Hamnet,’ ‘One Battle After Another’ Have Momentum
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New year, old traditions. This Sunday, Hollywood will dress up as a gala for the Golden Globes , the little sister of the Oscars in which foreign critics based in California vote. Everything points to the fact that their record will look a lot like the Critics Choice, which were delivered last week, although there is always room for surprises. The only Spanish nominee is Galician Oliver Laxe, director of 'Sirat', who opts for Best Foreign Film.
On Sunday, the Golden Globes ceremony should see "One Battle After the Other" confirm its status as a compressor roller, two months away from the Oscars.
At the top of the nominations, "One battle after the other" is the favourite part of the 83rd Golden Globes ceremony. If Paul Thomas Anderson's film is unanimous among critics, there is nothing to say that he will make the big slam. Like Leonardo DiCaprio, under the threat of Timothy Chalamet in "Marty Supreme", his stars have to face serious competitors. - Golden Globes 2026: "One battle after the other" will really rattle everything? Not so su…
Golden Globes 2026 Predictions: Can One Battle After Another Lead the Night as Top Contender?
The 83rd Golden Globe Awards are set to kick off the 2026 awards season on January 11, bringing Hollywood’s biggest stars and most acclaimed films under one spotlight. With heavyweights like Leonardo DiCaprio, Timothée Chalamet, Jennifer Lawrence, Emma Stone and Michael B. Jordan in contention, this year’s ceremony promises a closely fought race across major categories. Among the frontrunners, One Battle After Another and Marty Supreme have emer…
🏆 Awards SZN (no really)
Awards SZN (No, really) Jan. 9 — Happy Friday, friends, and welcome to our very first full newsletter of the year! I feel like I’ve said this quite literally a thousand times over the past few months, but I mean it this time – Awards season is in FULL swing! The Critics’ Choice Awards were this past weekend, and the Golden Globes are this Sunday. The Globes have a thorny and frankly racist history, to say the least – and despite their staying o…
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