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A star-studded host committee, Academy Awards nominees and presenters, along with some of the most powerful industry influencers came together on March 1, 2025, for MPTF's 23rd Annual ‘Night Before’ benefit.

Demi Moore, Colman Domingo, and Cynthia Erivo

Co-Chaired by Demi Moore, Colman Domingo, and Cynthia Erivo, the annual event raised close to $4 million.

Colman Domingo noted, “MPTF has been there for our community for over 100 years and this celebration is a great way to come together in the spirit of taking care of our own.”

“This incredible organization raises crucial funds and provides a host of other services for our industry family when they need it most. I’m looking forward to celebrating everyone’s great accomplishments while supporting a cause that helps many generations,” said Demi Moore.

Funds raised will help MPTF continue to provide essential support and services to working and retired entertainment industry members in response to the...

One of the best films of the 2020s and the latest in a long lineage of one of the best filmmakers of all time, Steven Spielberg's semi-autobiographical masterpiece The Fabelmansis a fantastic piece of self-reflective dramatic storytelling. It follows the childhood of Sammy Fabelman (played by Gabriel Labelle), a young man in the 1950s and 1960s who becomes enamored by the magic of cinema. The story closely mirrors the actual coming-of-age of Spielberg himself.

Though the film features numerous excellent scenes that draw directly from Spielberg's life, one of the most profound comes at the end of the movie, when teenage Sammy Fabelman has the chance to meet the director of such classic Westerns as Stagecoach and The Searchers: John Ford. Ford, played in a final on-screen performance by the late, great director David Lynch, instills valuable lessons into Sammy in a scene that is one of the best endings in recent film.

Steven Spielberg's upcoming event film, which is rumored to be about UFOs, has received a new release date.

According to Deadline, Spielberg's UFO film, reportedly titled The Dish, is now set to hit theaters on June 12, 2026, moving back from its original release date of May 15. The film will now share the same release date as the Scary Movie reboot, which was announced back in 2024. While plot details for Spielberg's event film are being kept under wraps, filming is reportedly set to begin this month. David Koepp, a longtime collaborator with Spielberg, wrote the script for The Dish. Koepp has previously worked with Spielberg on films such as Jurassic Park and War of the Worlds, with the most recent collaboration being Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

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Timothée Chalamet never spilled his acting secrets, and he sure isn’t about to start now. While Hollywood’s golden boy dodged questions about his craft, another name’s creeping up the ranks — Tom Holland. With blockbuster hits and a growing fanbase, Holland isn’t just swinging through Marvel; he’s inching closer to Chalamet’s crown.

Timothée Chalamet in a still from Dune: Part Two | Credits: Warner Bros. Pictures

But Chalamet played it cool, refusing to reveal his magic. Is it mystery or strategy? Either way, the Hollywood throne isn’t safe, and Chalamet knows it.

Timothée Chalamet’s silent struggle: Hollywood’s fast rise is testing his throne Timothée Chalamet in Bob Dylan biopic, A Complete Unknown | Credits: Searchlight Pictures

Timothée Chalamet keeps his acting methods locked up tight. When asked about his craft, he didn’t budge. He said,

It’s nobody’s business how I go about these things.

This week marks the 50th anniversary celebration of Saturday Night Live (or SNL as it is more colloquially known). In its half-century of running, SNL has become a comedic institution unmatched in television history. Conceived by Lorne Michaels, the visionary who still helms the show to this day, SNL follows an iconic structure that consists of a celebrity host (and monologue),a musical guest, sketches performed by a principal cast, a weekend update news segment, and, always, the declaration of the iconic, "live from New York it's Saturday Night."

A vast number of industry legends have gotten their start on SNL, including the likes of Eddie Murphy, Will Ferrell, Amy Poehler, Julia Louis Dreyfus, Adam Sandler, Tina Fey, and Mike Myers. However, few people know the truth behind SNL's chaotic origins in 1975, or how close the beloved show was to failing to exist at all. Luckily, this is the...

Exclusive: Conor Sherry, an up-and-coming actor soon to be seen in Netflix’s Happy Gilmore 2, has signed with Anonymous Content for representation.

Sherry stars alongside Adam Sandler, Margaret Qualley and Ben Stiller in the sequel to the 1996 golf comedy classic, which premieres July 25. Currently, he can also be seen starring opposite Saturday Night‘s Gabriel Labelle in Snack Shack, a ’90s coming-of-age film directed by Dinner in America‘s Adam Rehmeier. The film, from MRC and T-Street, is now streaming on Prime Video.

On the television side, Sherry previously had a recurring role in the hit Prime Video thriller series The Terminal List, starring Chris Pratt. He also starred in the third season of Nickelodeon’s anthology series Are You Afraid of the Dark?.

Sherry found his passion for performance at a young age. He was named the National Speech & Debate Champion in Humorous Interpretation his senior year of...

Legendary comedian Chevy Chase has officially joined the cast ofa comedic thriller starring Bruce Dern and Joey Lauren Adams.

Per Deadline, Chase joins Dern and Adams in CATnip, a new thriller written and directed by Nyle Cavazos Garcia. An official description of the film reads: "A struggling family’s fresh start in a run-down apartment building turns into a fight for survival as a horde of feral cats unleashes terror, revealing the dark and deadly horrors lurking within its walls." Nyle Cavazos Garcia serves as both writer and director on the film, which also stars Jake Busey, Geoffrey Arend, Keli Price, Lorelei Linklater, Charlotte Kirk, Brooke Bundy, Kylee Levien, and River Jose.

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The film is expected to begin shooting in February,...

It’s the day of the 2025 Critics Choice Awards and we will be recapping every celeb who walked the red carpet at the star-studded event!

The awards show is finally taking place after multiple delays to the Los Angeles fires last month. The event will be held on Friday (February 7) at the Barker Hanger in Santa Monica, Calif.

Going into the ceremony, Wicked and Conclave are the top 2 nominated films this year, both garnering 11 nominations. FX’s Shogun has the most TV show nominations this year with 6 total.

Make sure to check out the full list of nominations and all the presenters you’ll see during the show. E! is airing the show live at 7pm Et/Pt and there is no televised red carpet special this year.

Head inside to see all of the celebs on the Critics Choice Awards red carpet…

Keep scrolling to see all of the...

On Feb. 15, NBC will re-air the first-ever episode of “Saturday Night Live.” The telecast comes one day before the network’s three-hour special celebrating the show’s 50th anniversary.

Originally airing on Oct. 11, 1975, the episode was hosted by George Carlin with musical guests Billy Preston and Janice Ian. The original cast of the late night sketch show, which was then titled “NBC’s Saturday Night,” was known as the Not Ready for Prime Time Players and included Dan Aykroyd, John Belushi, Chevy Chase, Jane Curtin, Garrett Morris, Laraine Newman and Gilda Radner. The premiere episode also featured an appearance from Andy Kaufman and a sketch from Muppets creator Jim Henson.

The 1975 telecast was the subject of Jason Reitman’s 2024 film “Saturday Night,” which starred Gabriel Labelle as “SNL” executive producer Lorne Michaels and followed the chaotic 90 minutes before the show reached the air.

The re-airing of the premiere episode of...

Dylan O'Brien's breakout role was Stiles Stilinski in the MTV supernatural teen series Teen Wolf, but since the show's ending, he has established himself as a successful actor. He's had his own dystopian trilogy, The Maze Runner, starred in the two-time Oscar-nominated film Deepwater Horizon, and his latest roles have cemented him as a very successful star.

In 2024, O'Brien attempted a different role as he played a real person on Saturday Night. The film is based on the late-night live sketch comedy series Saturday Night Live, most specifically the show's premiere night in 1975, and O'Brien played Dan Aykroyd. Following the critical success of the film, Saturday Night is a new hit on Netflix, Tudum reports.

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Saturday Night would make for a very solid double-bill with a Muppets movie. And not just because there are Muppets in it — well, primitive Muppets, at least, in the form of early Jim Henson creations King Ploobis and Vazh. Because much like one of Kermit and co’s capers, it’s all about putting on a show, and how much stress, anxiety and arm-flapping goes into playing music and lighting lights. At the centre of Jason Reitman’s movie, essentially playing the role of the frog, is the cardigan-wearing Lorne Michaels (Gabriel Labelle), young Canadian TV producer and wannabe revolutionary of the medium. He’s the sensible one. Around him swirls chaos, in many forms. There’s even an Animal stand-in, in the burly shape of John Belushi (Matt Wood), cocaine appreciator and walking tornado.

This is, however, far from family viewing. NBC’s sketch-comedy series Saturday Night Live (known...

Jason Reitman's 2024 film Saturday Night has reached the number four spot on Netflix's top 10 movies, currently available on its streaming service, as the comedic ensemble has found popularity with subscribers. The film takes place on Oct. 11, 1975, and chronicles the hours leading up to the live recording of the very first episode of NBC's Saturday Night Live. The movie has a stacked lineup of actors portraying the comedic legends that would come to make the series so successful, with the film receiving mostly positive reviews.

The film was mostly well-received with a 78% "Fresh" critics rating and an 84% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. Featuring the likes of Gabriel Labelle, Rachel Sennott, Cory Michael Smith, Ella Hunt, Dylan O'Brien, Emily Fairn, Matt Wood, Lamorne Morris, Kim Matula, Finn Wolfhard, Nicholas Braun, and Cooper Hoffman, among many others. It sets Labelle's performance as SNL creator and producer Lorne Michaels at the center of the film.

Disney’s “A Complete Unknown” held its spot at the top of the U.K. and Ireland box office for a second weekend, earning £1.6 million ($2 million), according to numbers from Comscore. The cumulative total of the Bob Dylan biopic, starring Timothée Chalamet, now stands at $7.3 million.

In second place, Disney’s “Mufasa: The Lion King” added $1.7 million in its sixth weekend, raising its total to $34.7 million. “Sonic the Hedgehog 3” from Paramount remained steady in third, collecting $1.09 million during its fifth weekend and pushing its total to $29 million.

Lionsgate U.K.’s “Flight Risk,” directed by Mel Gibson and starring Mark Wahlberg, debuted in fourth place with a solid $1.01 million. Universal’s awards season favorite “The Brutalist” debuted in fifth, earning $938,452 in its opening weekend.

Universal’s “Nosferatu” dropped to sixth with $666,526 in its fourth weekend. The gothic horror reboot has reached $15.1 million overall and continues to attract genre enthusiasts.

Director Jason Reitman's Saturday Night makes its quiet debut on a fan-favorite streaming platform.

Per Netflix, 2024's Saturday Night joined the streaming giant's ever-expanding catalog of films and TV shows. The move came with little fanfare on January 25, almost four months to the day after the film kicked off its theatrical run.

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Directed by Reitman from a script co-written by Gil Kenan, Saturday Night charts the events leading up to the very first episode of Saturday Night Live, which aired on October 11, 1975. The film features an expansive ensemble cast, including Teen Wolf and The Maze Runner star Dylan O'Brien in the role of the legendary Dan Aykroyd. Saturday Night also stars Gabriel Labelle in the role of Saturday Night Live...

David Lynch is gone, and I'm not handling it well. Lynch was the very definition of a singular artist — there will never be anyone else like him. For over 50 years, Lynch was a filmmaker who almost never compromised, making unique, challenging, mind-blowing art on his own terms. We were immensely lucky to have him, and we are worse off without him. Perhaps we all should've known this was coming — death eventually comes for us all, and last year, word broke that Lynch's health had deteriorated due to emphysema (a fact Lynch confirmed on Twitter/X). And yet, a world without David Lynch feels almost cosmically wrong. I'm sure I wasn't alone in thinking that despite poor health, Lynch would somehow keep on going, and somehow make another movie or TV show again. Just one more.

In addition to his unique directing career, Lynch would sometimes act. Not only did appear...

Acclaimed filmmaker Steven Spielberg opens up about the loss of David Lynch.

Per Variety, Spielberg joined the numerous Hollywood icons who have publicly mourned the tragic death of David Lynch. "I loved David’s films," Spielberg stated. "Blue Velvet, Mulholland Drive and Elephant Man defined him as a singular, visionary dreamer who directed films that felt handmade,” Spielberg said in a statement. “I got to know David when he played John Ford in The Fabelmans. Here was one of my heroes—David Lynch playing one of my heroes. It was surreal and seemed like a scene out of one of David’s own movies. The world is going to miss such an original and unique voice. His films have already stood the test of time and they always will."

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It doesn't take long to recognize The Fabelmans as an autobiographical film about director Steven Spielberg's upbringing. Although the young protagonist's name is Sammy Fabelman (Gabriel Labelle), his love for cinema and certain events reveal him as a clear stand-in for the filmmaker. As it is with all movies based on real events, though, it can sometimes be difficult to tell which parts of The Fabelmans are true, and which are embellished for the sake of narrative. Usually, polished dialogue and details are giveaways, as they can elevate a mundane instance to something filled with emotion, humor, or consequence. Oddly, though, in The Fabelmans, one of the most seemingly scripted scenes in the entire movie is actually taken nearly word-for-word from reality. It is the final scene in the film, and it serves as a cherry on top of this cinematic celebration.

Over its 50-year history, Saturday Night Live (SNL) has dominated pop culture with some hilarious breakout sketches. Skits like "Porn Teacher" (with Amy Schumer), "Black Jeopardy with Tom Hanks," the controversial "Harry Potter: Hermione Growth Spurt" (with Lindsay Lohan), and Adam Driver's amazing "Star Wars Undercover Boss: Starkiller Base" are all fan favorites. However, if there's one skit that has gotten stuck in fans' heads more than any other, it has to be the infamous "More Cowbell" skit featuring Will Ferrell and Christopher Walken. A new docuseries, titled SNL 50: Beyond Saturday Night, is looking at the show's long history, with an entire episode dedicated to the beloved sketch.

The skit makes fun of Blue Öyster Cult's hit song "Don't Fear the Reaper," or, to be more specific, the incessant amount of cowbell present in the track. "This is beyond my wildest dreams that you’re making a documentary about the cowbell sketch,...

The rage virus is back. This year brings the long-awaited 28 Years Later, plunging audiences back into the horror saga that Danny Boyle and Alex Garland began over two decades ago. It’s a bonafide cinema event, and the infected have even taken over the pages of Empire – this month’s issue features a major look at what’s in store in Boyle and Garland’s comeback.

You’ll find the issue on newsstands from Thursday 16 January (order a copy online here) – but first up, here’s a sneak peek inside its pages.

28 Years Later

Start running now. Danny Boyle and Alex Garland bring Empire into the heart of their horror sequel – also speaking to Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Jodie Comer, Ralph Fiennes and more about evolving the infected apocalypse.

The Monkey

Last year, Osgood Perkins changed the horror game with Longlegs. In 2025, he’s going even wilder with Stephen King adaptation The Monkey – an absurdist,...

Iconic American comedy show Saturday Night Live turns 50 this year, kicking off the celebrations is a four part documentary.

It’s no exaggeration to say that Saturday Night Live is responsible for launching the careers of a huge amount of American comedy talent, from the early days with Gilda Radner, Chevy Chase, John Belushi, and Bill Murray, through eras with the much missed Phil Hartman, Adam Sandler, Chris Farley, Mike Myers, Molly Shannon, Will Ferrell, Tina Fey, Amy Poehler, Maya Rudolph, Kristen Wiig and many, many more.

This month sees the release of Saturday Night in the UK, following its release in the US last year. It’s a new film from Jason Reitman, who co-wrote the script with Gil Keenan, and it dramatizes the chaotic, stressful ninety minutes leading up to the very first show in 1975. It stars Gabriel Labelle as Lorne Michaels, Rachel Sennott as Rosie Shuster, Cory Michael Smith as Chevy Chase,...

Ahead of Saturday Night Live’s 50th anniversary special, the celebrated sketch show released a trailer for a four-part docuseries honoring the show’s knee-slapping skits, acclaimed cast, and its treasured legacy.

“I’ve been obsessed with Saturday Night Live as long as I can remember,” wrote the doc’s executive producer Morgan Neville in a statement. “For SNL50, I’ve been lucky to collaborate with some of my favorite independent filmmakers to tell some deeper stories of SNL. Taken together, these standalone episodes give a new perspective of SNL and what makes it work.

Sebastian Stan is stepping out to celebrate his big win!

The 42-year-old actor and his girlfriend Annabelle Wallis made a quick dash out of Golden Globes After-Party held at the Chateau Marmont on Sunday night (January 5) in Los Angeles.

Sebastian and the 40-year-old Peaky Blinders actress were seen wearing the same outfits they wore to the awards show earlier in the evening.

During the ceremony, Sebastian won the award for Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy for his role in A Different Man.

In his acceptance speech, Sebastian gave a sweet shout-out to Annabelle.

Sebastian was nominated alongside Jesse Eisenberg for A Real Pain, Hugh Grant for Heretic, Gabriel Labelle for Saturday Night, Jesse Plemons for Kinds of Kindness and Glen Powell for Hit Man.

See all of the other stars that were also spotted at the Golden Globes after-parties!

Wow! The first big award show of the year has come and gone just like that. On Jan. 5, the 82nd Golden Globe Awards aired live on CBS, and this year’s ceremony was definitely one for the books. Stand-up comedian Nikki Glaser took over hosting duties from last year's Jo Koy, and she had the audience laughing nonstop.

Actors, directors, writers, producers, and others who had been nominated in various categories arrived at the award ceremony dressed to impress, eager to see if they would take home any wins. Now that the glamorous occasion has concluded and all of the 2025 Golden Globe winners have been announced, we thought we would round up the full list of the amazing individuals and projects that claimed an award this year. Check out our list below!

Best Motion Picture, DramaNominees: The Brutalist, A Complete Unknown, Conclave, Dune: Part Two, Nickel Boys and September 5Winner: The BrutalistBest Motion Picture,...

Sebastian Stan didn't get a lot of love in terms of awards when it came to him portraying Bucky Barnes (a.k.a. Winter Soldier) in the MCU, but that isn't the case for the 42-year-old star when it comes to one of his latest movies, A Different Man. Directed by Aaron Schimberg, the A24 film tells the story of a struggling actor with neurofibromatosis who undergoes a radical medical procedure to drastically transform his appearance. Released on Sept. 20, 2024, the comedically dark psychological thriller was met with a warm reception from both fans and critics, and last night, earned Stan his first Golden Globes win.

Stan was on hand at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, California on Jan. 5 for the 82nd Golden Globe Awards, where he was nominated in the categories of Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy for A Different Man, and Best Actor...

Awards season has kicked off with a bang for 2025 with the arrival of the winners for the year’s Golden Globe Awards.

Hollywood congregated in force at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles to see the biggest winners on the film stage, including ‘The Brutalist’ and ‘Emilia Perez’. ‘The Brutalist’ won for best film (drama), best actor (drama), and best director. In contrast, Emilia Perez won Best Film (Comedy/Musical), Best Non-English Film, Best Supporting Actor, and Best Song.

Here’s the full list of winners and nominees:

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Best Motion Picture – Drama

Winner: “The Brutalist” (A24)

“A Complete Unknown” (Searchlight Pictures)

“Conclave” (Focus Features)

“Dune: Part Two” (Warner Bros. Pictures)

“Nickel Boys” (Orion Pictures/Amazon MGM Studios)

“September 5” (Paramount Pictures)

Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy

Winner: “Emilia Pérez” (Netflix)

“Anora” (Neon)

“Challengers” (Amazon MGM Studios)

“A Real Pain” (Searchlight Pictures...

The red carpet has been rolled out, the suits and gowns have been set free, and the statuettes have been shined, which can only mean one thing: Awards season is back back back! Last night, at a ceremony in Los Angeles hosted by comedian Nikki Glaser, it was the 2025 Golden Globes' turn to kick off the Hollywood festivities, offering us our first real sense of the top dogs and dark horses as the BAFTAs and Oscars inch ever nearer. And so far, Jacques Audiard's trans mobster musical Emilia Pérez and Brady Corbet's monumental epic The Brutalist are leading the pack, with the two movies picking up four and three gongs respectively on a night in which major contenders Anora, Conclave, and Wicked were largely relegated to the sidelines.

Among the awards Emilia Pérez and The Brutalist took home were Best Comedy or Musical, Best Non-English Language Film, Best Original Song,...

The 82nd Annual Golden Globe Awards, held on January 5, 2025, at The Beverly Hilton, marked an electrifying start to the awards season. Hosted by comedian Nikki Glaser, the ceremony celebrated an array of stellar performances and groundbreaking projects across film and television. Glaser, known for her sharp wit, kept the evening lighthearted and inclusive, ensuring the focus remained on the honorees.

The French musical-comedy Emilia Pérez emerged as the evening’s biggest winner, sweeping four categories, including Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy and Best Director for Jacques Audiard. Meanwhile, the epic historical drama series Shōgun dominated television, claiming awards for Best Television Series – Drama and individual acting accolades for Anna Sawai and Hiroyuki Sanada.

Demi Moore secured her first Golden Globe win for her captivating performance in The Substance, while Adrien Brody took home Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Motion Picture – Drama for The Brutalist. Other notable victories included Flow,...

The 82nd Golden Globes have come to an end, and we have your complete list of this year’s big winners!

It was a night to remember, as host Nikki Glaser honored (and gently roasted) Hollywood’s best and brightest.

Here’s a complete list of the stars who took home the night’s top prizes:

Irish actor Colin Farrell poses with the Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Limited Series, Anthology Series, or a Motion Picture Made for Television award for “The Penguin” in the press room during the 82nd annual Golden Globe Awards at the Beverly Hilton hotel in Beverly Hills, California, on January 5, 2025. (Photo by Robyn Beck/Afp via Getty Images) Best Actress in a Limited Series

Cate Blanchett – Disclaimer

Cristin Milioti – The Penguin

Sofía Vergara – Griselda

Naomi Watts – Feud: Capote vs. the Swans

Kate Winslet – The Regime

Winner: Jodie Foster – True Detective: Night Country...

Zoe Saldaña accepts the award for Female Supporting Actor – Motion Picture at the 2025 Golden Globes

Emilia Pérez went into the 82nd Annual Golden Globes with the most film nominations (10), and The Bear topped the television side with five nominations. When the sometimes cringe-worthy, occasionally funny (Nikki Glaser killed it), and mostly uncomfortable ceremony was over, Emilia Pérez emerged as the top film winner while Shōgun was the most-awarded television series.

The Golden Globes voters spread the wins around, with films including The Brutalist, Conclave, A Real Pain, A Different Man, The Substance, I’m Still Here, and Flow going home with trophies. Television wins went to Baby Reindeer, Hacks, The Bear, The Penguin, and True Detective: Night Country.

The 2025 Golden Globes aired live on CBS on Sunday, January 5th.

2025 Golden Globes Nominees and Winners

Best Motion Picture – Drama

Winner: The Brutalist (A24)

A Complete Unknown (Searchlight Pictures)

Conclave (Focus Features)

Dune...

The 82nd Golden Globe Awards have wrapped and the complete 2025 Golden Globes winners list has been revealed. We now know just how much momentum the leading films have going into the rest of Oscar season, what to keep an eye on over the summer in the lead-up to the Emmys, and that host Nikki Glaser may well become one of Hollywood’s go-to emcees.

“Emilia Pérez,” Jacques Audiard’s Mexico-set Netflix musical, won the most prizes of any film with four: Best Motion Picture — Musical or Comedy, Best Non-English Language Film, Best Supporting Actress for Zoe Saldaña, and Best Original Song “El Mal.” There’s still a full two months of awards season left, but the stage sure seems set for “Emilia Pérez” to be going head to head with “The Brutalist” for Best Picture at the Oscars. Brady Corbet’s multi-hour immigrant drama won the Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture — Drama,...

The 82nd Golden Globes ceremony took place at The Beverly Hilton Hotel on Sunday (January 5), whenThe Brutalist andEmilia Pérez won the top film awards.

All 2025 Golden Globes winners appear below in bold:

Film

Best picture - drama

The Brutalist A Complete Unknown Conclave Dune: Part Two Nickel Boys September 5

Best picture - musical or comedy

Anora Challengers Emilia Pérez A Real Pain The Substance Wicked

Best director

Jacques Audiard - Emilia Pérez Sean Baker - Anora Edward Berger - Conclave Brady Corbet - The Brutalist Coralie Fargeat - The Substance Payal Kapadia - All We Imagine as Light

Best screenplay...

The 2025 Golden Globes shook things up on Sunday night.

The ceremony, hosted by roaster extraordinaire Nikki Glaser (nimbly righting the ship after last year’s Jo Koy-helmed debacle), featured showdowns of epic proportions with heavyweights like The Brutalist and Conclave competing in dramatic film categories, while Emilia Pérez, Anora, and Wicked squared off in the musical/comedy slate.

When the dust settled, Emilia Pérez, which came into the evening with a record 10 nominations, led the way among films with four awards: Best Comedy/Musical, best non-English Film, supporting actress Zoe Saldaña, and Best Song (“El Mal”). The Brutalist tallied three awards: Best Drama, director Brady Corbet, and lead actor Adrien Brody. As expected, Kieran Culkin (A Real Pain) received the supporting actor trophy, and Wicked won for cinematic and box-office achievement.

But without a clear Oppenheimer-esque favorite, things got interesting. Demi Moore brought down the house after her surprise...

And the Golden Globes are a wrap. Overall, it was a fast-paced show, with Emilia Pérez, Shogun, Hacks and The Brutalist the night’s big winners. There were some nice surprises, with Sebastian Stan getting an unexpected nod for A Different Man and Demi Moore winning for The Substance. Otherwise, efficiency was the philosophy of the night, although outside of Vin Diesel’s pointed “Hey Dwayne,” there weren’t many memorable moments, with host Nikki Glaser’s opening monologue playing fairly safe outside of one zinger aimed at Ben Affleck that got some decent laughs. After host Jo Koy got into some hot water for a few very mild jokes last year, Glaser avoided anything too controversial. Political jokes were kept to a minimum (outside of a mild dig at Rfk Jr), with even P Diddy only getting the mildest treatment. If anyone was expecting a repeat of her Roast of Tom Brady jokes,...

Chameleon actor Sebastian Stan was featured in two very different roles in 2024 that each earned him acting nods at the Golden Globe Awards. Though he came up short for one of them, Stan managed to get the win for the other.

At the Golden Globe Awards on Sunday evening, Stan won the award for his performance in A Different Man for the award for Best Performance in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy. He overcame fellow nominees Jesse Eisenberg as David Kaplan in A Real Pain; Hugh Grant as Mr. Reed in Heretic; Gabriel Labelle as Lorne Michaels in Saturday Night; Jesse Plemons as Robert, Daniel, and Andrew in Kinds of Kindness; and Glen Powell as Gary Johnson in Hit Man.

Best male actor in a motion picture (musical or comedy) at the #GoldenGlobes goes to Sebastian Stan for A Different Man. pic.twitter.com/SGAcufX7iV— Cbr (@Cbr...

Sebastian Stan is a winner!

The 42-year-old actor won the award for Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy for his role in A Different Man at the 2025 Golden Globe Awards on Sunday (January 5) at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif.

In his acceptance speech, Sebastian admitted that the movie was “not an easy” to make.

Keep reading to find out more…“Our ignorance and discomfort around disability and disfigurement has to end now,” Sebastian said. “We have to normalize it and continue to expose ourselves to it and our children encourage acceptance. One way we can do that is by continuing to champion stories that are inclusive.”

Sebastian also gave girlfriend Annabelle Wallis a sweet shout-out, saying, “Annabelle, I love you.”

He concluded his speech by saying, “This is for my mom, who left Romania in search of a better life, gave me everything, and for my stepfather,...

Sebastian Stan is a winner!

The 42-year-old actor won the award for Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy for his role in A Different Man at the 2025 Golden Globe Awards on Sunday (January 5) at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif.

In his acceptance speech, Sebastian admitted that the movie was “not an easy” to make.

Keep reading to find out more…“Our ignorance and discomfort around disability and disfigurement has to end now,” Sebastian said. “We have to normalize it and continue to expose ourselves to it and our children encourage acceptance. One way we can do that is by continuing to champion stories that are inclusive.”

Sebastian also gave girlfriend Annabelle Wallis a sweet shout-out, saying, “Annabelle, I love you.”

He concluded his speech by saying, “This is for my mom, who left Romania in search of a better life, gave me everything, and for my stepfather,...

There were so many shocking surprise wins at the 2025 Golden Globe Awards and we have the full winners list right here!

The awards show honored the best in film and television on Sunday (January 5) at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif.

Shogun was the big winner in the television categories, taking home all four awards it was nominated for this year.

The Brutalist and Emilia Perez were among the big winners in the movie categories!

Make sure to check out our Best Dressed list and see a roundup of every single celebrity who stepped out on the red carpet.

Head inside to check out the full winners list from the Golden Globes…

Keep scrolling to see the full winners list from the Golden Globes…

Best Motion Picture, Musical or Comedy

Anora

Challengers

Emilia Pérez – Winner

A Real Pain

The Substance

Wicked

Best Motion Picture, Drama

The Brutalist – Winner...

Sebastian Stan has won his first Golden Globe, taking home the trophy for best actor in a musical or comedy for “A Different Man.”

In his speech, Stan implored viewers to account for social prejudices toward individuals with disabilities. In director Aaron Schimberg’s “A Different Man,” Stan plays Edward, an aspiring actor with neurofibromatosis, a genetic condition that causes tumors to grow on the skin and bone. He stars in the film alongside a standout Adam Pearson, who has neurofibromatosis in real life.

“Aaron Schimberg and Adam Pearson at home, I wish you were here. I share this with you. Thank you for your trust,” Stan began in his acceptance speech. “Our ignorance and discomfort around disability and disfigurement has to end now. We have to normalize it and continue to expose ourselves [and our children] to it. Encourage acceptance. One way we can do that is by continuing to champion stories that are inclusive.

Awards season has officially begun! Tonight, the biggest names in Hollywood gathered for the 2025 Golden Globe Awards. Comedian Nikki Glaser was tapped to serve as host.

Shows and movies, including Emilia Pérez, Wicked, The Bear, and Shōgun, are among the major titles competing for multiple awards. This year also proved to be a big one for women in pop, with Selena Gomez, Ariana Grande, and Miley Cyrus all receiving nods for acting and music, respectively. Both Grande and Gomez earned their first Golden Globes nominations for film appearances. The two...

It’s Hollywood’s biggest… party? That’s right, they're ba-a-ck. Your good-time buddies over at the Hollywood Foreign Press Association are ready to party even though they've cleaned up their act. Now a for-profit organization, the HFPA emerges from its reputation as a Hollywood “cartel” known for accepting bribes in exchange for award statuettes,...

Update Jan. 5, 2025, at 11:15 a.m. Pt: There’s been a last-minute shift in the Best Song category, with Emilia Pérez (“El Mal”) taking the No. 1 position from The Wild Robot (“Kiss the Sky”). What that means: the Netflix musical about a drug kingpin who undergoes gender transition surgery is now expected to win three trophies overall, including supporting actress for Zoe Saldaña and non-English film. That would tie Emilia Pérez with Anora, though the film would still be one behind The Brutalist, which is predicted to lead with four Golden Globes.

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The final odds are in for Hollywood’s biggest party of the year.

The Brutalist, the period piece about a Holocaust survivor who tries to achieve the American dream, is predicted to lead the Golden Globes with four victories: drama film, drama actor for Adrien Brody, director for Brady Corbet,...

Awards season is officially ready to launch. On Sunday night, the Golden Globes will kick off the race to the 2025 Oscars with the 82nd annual Golden Globe Awards ceremony. The star-studded event will air live on CBS linear television and stream live on Paramount+ for Paramount+ with Showtime subscribers.

The Golden Globes, routinely referred to as “Hollywood’s party of the year” (so much so that the group has trademarked that phrase), are the largest awards event in the world dedicated to honoring the year’s top projects in film and television. The Golden Globe Awards also kick off the televised portion of awards season, getting out in front of other ceremonies like the Critics Choice Awards, Screen Actors Guild Awards, and the Oscars.

Here’s everything about the 2025 Golden Globes, from this year’s nominations to the show date and time.

When are the Golden Globes?

The 2025 Golden Globes occur on Sunday,...

We’re days away from the 2025 Golden Globe Awards and the show will mark the official beginning of awards season this year!

The annual event honors the best in film and television, so you can expect your favorite stars from both mediums to be in attendance.

This year, Emilia Perez received the most film award nominations with 10 total, while The Bear leads the TV nominations with 5.

Nikki Glaser is hosting the show, which airs live on CBS and streams on Paramount+ in the U.S. as well. Make sure to tune in on Sunday (January 5) at 8/7c!

So, who do we think will win?

Keep reading to find out more…

Keep scrolling to see our winner predictions in every category…

Best Motion Picture, Musical or Comedy

Anora

Challengers

Emilia Pérez

A Real Pain

The Substance

Wicked – Predicted Winner

Best Motion Picture, Drama

The Brutalist

A Complete Unknown

Conclave – Predicted Winner...

And so it begins.

Sunday’s 82nd Golden Globe Awards starts the engine for the inexorable drive to Oscars, and providing a reality check for the would-be frontrunners and dark horses, alike. Leading the way in the movie categories is the intrepid Spanish-language gangster musical Emilia Pérez with 10 nominations, the most-nominated comedy/musical film in Globes history. Several other films are coming in with high hopes: The Brutalist has seven bids, Conclave has six, Anora has five, and Wicked and A Real Pain have four apiece.

Here are our expert picks for who and what should win and could win — as well as a forecast of who actually will win.

Best Film Drama

• The Brutalist

• A Complete Unknown

• Conclave

• Dune: Part Two

• Nickel Boys

• September 5

Who should win: The Brutalist

Who could win: Conclave

Who will win: The Brutalist

Brady Corbet’s sweeping epic is a towering cinematic achievement that...

High-budget blockbusters and franchise sequels dominated the cinematic scene in 2024, bringing in most of the money and attention from moviegoers. During this popular trend, several truly exceptional films came to light, each with its unique story, captivating performances, and deep exploration of its themes.

Despite their artistic merits, these films did not receive the widespread recognition they earned because more popular films frequently overshadowed them. This article aims to highlight the top 10 underrated movies of 2024 and honor the creative works that made the year’s filmography so diverse.

10. “The Beekeeper”

“The Beekeeper,” directed by David Ayer, is a 2024 action thriller that stars Jason Statham as Adam Clay, a retired secret agent from a group called “Beekeepers.” The narrative is set in motion when Clay’s kind-hearted landlady falls victim to a phishing scam, leading to her tragic death. Clay is driven by vengeance and on a never-ending quest to take...

2024 was a great year for movies, with blockbusters and critical darlings galore, but even then, there were a number of films that went under the radar last year, despite being some of the best movies of the year. Countless successful movies were released in 2024, but there are a special few that likely stuck out in audiences' minds. Some include Wicked, Gladiator II, Challengers, Dune: Part Two, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, and more. Of course, these movies deserve all the praise, yet a vast array of hidden gems also premiered in 2024, and they deserve way more attention.

A 2024 movie that is considered underrated is one that was very well-received, and deserves a place among the best movies of the year, but got little recognition in the mainstream. Oftentimes, these are smaller, indie movies that did not benefit from massive budgets or incredible casts. They probably lacked solid marketing as well. Despite having engaging premises and strong reputations,...

Chevy Chase jokingly told director Jason Reitman he should be “embarrassed” about his ‘Saturday Night’ film.The comic, 81, became the breakout cast member in the first season of ‘Saturday Night Live’ from 1975–1976, where his recurring ‘Weekend Update’ segment became a staple of the show and as a performer and a writer on the series he earned two Primetime Emmy Awards out of four nominationsFilmmaker Jason’s ‘Saturday Night’, released on 27 September, chronicles the chaos filled lead-up to the 1975 premiere of the late-night sketch show and stars Gabriel Labelle, Rachel Sennott, Ella Hunt, Cory Michael Smith, Lamorne Morris, Matt Wood, Nicholas Braun and Emily Fairn.Jason has now told the ‘Fly on the Wall’ podcast, hosted by former ‘SNL’ cast members David Spade and Dana Carvey, Chevy had a hilarious reaction to seeing his movie about the skit show.He said: “So, Chevy comes in to watch the movie. And he...

Saturday Night filmmaker Jason Reitman received quite a critical review for his film from one of the original SNL castmembers.

During a recent episode of the Fly on the Wall podcast, the director revealed Chevy Chase’s reaction to the movie, prefacing, “Chevy loves to say the thing you’re not supposed to say.” The film follows the chaotic 90 minutes leading up to the first broadcast of SNL in 1975.

“So, Chevy comes in to watch the movie, and he is there with [wife] Jayni and they watch the film, and he’s in the group, and he comes up to me after and he pats me on the shoulder and goes, ‘Well, you should be embarrassed,’” Reitman recalled to hosts David Spade and Dana Carvey.

As everyone bursts out in laughter, Spade said, “You couldn’t even write it better.” Carvey added that Chase “knows that’s funny, like that’s...

Despite garnering strong reviews from critics and audiences alike, Jason Reitman says Chevy Chase was not too fond of Saturday Night. Co-written and directed by Reitman, the movie served as a biopic for the long-running sketch show, being set on the night of the show's premiere and the chaos that ensued in trying to get the show on the air. Chase was portrayed in the Saturday Night cast by Gotham alum Cory Michael Smith, with some of the other ensemble including Gabriel Labelle as Lorne Michaels, Rachel Sennott as Rosie Shuster, Dylan O'Brien as Dan Aykroyd and Matt Wood as John Belushi.

As the movie makes its way through the awards circuit press tour, Reitman made an appearance on David Spade and Dana Carvey's Fly on the Wall podcast to discuss Saturday Night. In looking back on the responses to the movie and the way he depicted some of...

Director Jason Reitman received a less than glowing review of “Saturday Night” from “SNL” legend Chevy Chase.

While speaking on the “Fly on the Wall” podcast, hosted by former “SNL” cast members David Spade and Dana Carvey, Reitman recalled Chase’s brash reaction to the film.

“So, Chevy comes in to watch the movie,” Reitman said. “And he is there with [his wife] Jayni and they watch the film, and he’s in the group, and he comes up to me after and he pats me on the shoulder and goes, ‘Well, you should be embarrassed.’”

Spade said Chase’s reaction was “an exact Chevy thing” to say, adding that “you couldn’t even write [the moment] better.” Carvey speculated that Chase, in part, tried to embarrass Reitman because he “knows that’s funny, like that’s the roughest thing you could say to a director in the moment, or right up there.”

“I’m trying to balance it,...