Last night’s Golden Globes had to be the Blackest ever—in a great way. While shows like Black’ish and Atlanta, and films like Moonlight, got their proper due, slayage was being handled on the red carpet by talented Black actresses.
You’re a correspondent for the Golden Globes, so you should be acute aware of the titles of important films, right? Well, instead of Hidden Figures, Jenna Bush referred to the renowned film as Hidden Fences, and she’s catching all the slander.
Just to be clear, FX’s Atlanta was already a hit, for the culture—regardless of any awards. Nevertheless, fans everywhere, and particularly Black Twitter, are rejoicing because the show won a Golden Globe for Best Television Series – Comedy or Musical AND Donald Glover picked up a win for Best Actor – Television Comedy or Musical.
As previously reported, the omission for Straight Outta Compton in any category for the upcoming Golden Globes awards was glaring but Ice Cube isn’t taking it personal.
The Golden Globe Award nominees are all in, and there is f*ckery afoot. Despite being critically acclaimed and a box office success, Straight Outta Compton did not receive a single nomination.
Jamie Foxx’s daughter, Corinne Bishop, is often seen accompanying her famous father on red carpets and industry events and now she is being introduced to the spotlight as she has just been named Miss Golden Globe for the upcoming 73rd annual award show.
Charlize Theron in Monster (2003) The (unrecognizable) Theron scooped up an Academy Award, Golden Globe Award and the Screen Actors Guild Awards for Best Actress.
Although competition in award shows are usually still, Hip-Hop artists have an even tougher time breaking through just to get a nomination. Common and John Legend’s Oscar win for “Glory” last night had the Hip-Hop community rejoicing, partially for the simple fact that such an occasion isn’t the norm. It’s the exception.
From the 2015 Golden Globes on Sunday came countless of GIF-able moments. From Chrissy Teigen’s awkward cry face to Emma Stone taking in stride Tina Fey’s “big eyes” joke to Common’s inspirational speech.
Common and John Legend repped Hip-Hop beautifully at this year’s Golden Globes. The former G.O.O.D. Music label mates won a Golden Globe for the song “Glory,” from the Selma soundtrack, in the Best Original Song in a Motion Picture category.
Diddy was at the Golden Globes in Beverly Hills last night, sporting a sharp looking tuxedo. However, the Hip-Hop mogul showed minimal chill while on stage presenting awards.
