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2021 Golden Globes predictions: Will Borat be the big winner?
New York Times: Predictions for this year's film races at the Golden Globes.
Golden Globes: How to watch in NZ, and who will win big?
The circumstances will test the Globes like never before during today's ceremony.
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Jonah Hill's message to 'kids who don't take their shirt off at the pool'
Jonah Hill has shared a powerful message about self love and self acceptance.
'Irresponsibility': Golden Globes will recruit black members after outcry
'Having a multitude of black presenters does not absolve you of your lack of diversity."
Deadpool 3's extreme R rating
After Disney got Marvel, fans worried foul-mouthed hero Deadpool would turn a little PG.
Zendaya: Life after Disney success
"All of a sudden, it stopped and I was like, 'I don't know what I am going to do'.'
'Handmaid's Tale' returns, creator sees no end in sight
"I think I can keep going as long as I can rope Lizzie into it," Bruce Miller said.
'He just hit me': What happened with Nicole Kidman at the opera
"And then this guy behind me just whacked Nic, like really hit her, with the programme."
Documenting diversity: Netflix touts its record on inclusivity
In Netflix films and series 31.9% of lead actors were from underrepresented racial groups.
Movies to watch before the Golden Globes Awards
Before the glitzy Golden Globes on Monday, watch a nominated movies this weekend.
'We all come from somewhere and we all belong somewhere'
Smashing the patriarchy, purpose and collaboration - Ainsley Gardiner's golden nuggets
Rosamund Pike: 'Massive breasts' in movie poster weren't mine
"I think we are all losing our grip on what we really look like," the British actor says.
Thomasin McKenzie and Miranda Harcourt's daring new roles
The Jojo Rabbit star talks home comforts and fame with her mother Miranda Harcourt.
Do Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci go Supernova in new film?
The acting legends pair up to show the heart-breaking reality of mental decline.
Karl Puschmann: Adults only? Disney+ goes R-rated
The kid friendly streaming giant finally grows up. Should Netflix and Neon be afraid?
Sienna Miller: 'I want to be doing this at eighty'
Times: The actress is back, a decade on from being in the tabloid headlines.
'Brilliant': Charlize Theron eager to star in lesbian Die Hard reboot
Theron endorsed a fan's epic pitch for the reboot on Twitter.
The Golden Globes' biggest winner may be the group that hands them out
New York Times: Members of Hollywood Foreign Press are courted by stars and studios.
Spider-Man 3 cast share pics, tease new title
Spider-Man 3 stars Tom Holland, Zendaya and Jacob Batalon reveal key details of new film.
Harry Potter star secretly quits acting
A prominent star's agent has revealed that they have "given up acting" altogether.
Kate Hudson responds to backlash over Sia's film Music
"When people see the film, they will see the love and sensitivity that was put into it."
Woody Allen, Mia Farrow, Soon-Yi Previn, Dylan Farrow: A timeline
New York Times: The complicated history of the director, his kids and the Farrow family.
How 'rape-revenge' films are changing
The rape-revenge film genre has a fairly sleazy reputation, summoning images of woman.
Most expensive celebrity divorces
Check out which celebs have lost eye-watering amounts in their divorce settlements.
'Big emotional break': Perez Hilton apologised to Britney Spears
Gossip columnist suggests he's guilty of having "wronged" the chart-topping pop star.
Dame Whina's story portrayed by Northland actress
Rena Owen to play Dame Whina Cooper in new movie Whina.
Sia on making the move into directing and her first film
Times: It hasn't been an easy ride for the pop star to transition into film.
The secret power struggle behind LOTR
An article reveals Sir Peter Jackson may have leaked his script to avoid Harvey Weinstein.
Thousands call for film's Golden Globe nominations to be revoked
Sia's directorial debut about an autistic child has been called 'traumatising'.
Is this the most radical film ever produced by Hollywood?
New York Times: Judas and the Black Messiah is the rare Hollywood film.
Emma Stone looks really scary as Cruella de Vil
Stone has shocked fans with her dramatic look as the iconic villain in new Cruella film.
Lana Condor says goodbye to To All the Boys
New York Times: The actress on being one of the few Asian-Americans to headline a rom-com.