Seth Meyers (“Late Night”) hosts the Golden Globe Awards live on NBC beginning at 5 p.m. PT/8 p.m. ET on January 7. Cable and satellite subscribers will once again be able to watch the three-hour event on the NBC app. And for the first time in the 75=year history of these awards bestowed by the Hollywood Foreign Press Assn., the ceremony will be available on a variety of streaming services: DirecTV Now, Fubo TV, Hulu Live TV, Sling TV, Sony PlayStation Vue, and YouTube TV.
Those who tune in by whatever means will get to see last year’s winners of the lead actress Golden Globes in comedy (Emma Stone, “La La Land”) and drama (Isabelle Huppert, “Elle”) as presenters. Other past winners slated to take to the stage of the International Ballroom at the Beverly Hilton include: Jennifer Aniston (one win from three nominations), Halle Berry (1/4), Carol Burnett (5/17), Hugh Grant (1/4), Angelina Jolie (3/6), Michael Keaton (1/2), Shirley MacLaine (5/19), Helen Mirren (3/15), Sarah Jessica Parker (4/9), Amy Poehler (1/3), J.K. Simmons (1/1), Octavia Spencer (1/3), Sharon Stone (1/4) and Aaron Taylor-Johnson (1/1).
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A slew of past and current nominees are also set to present awards this year including: Penelope Cruz (three nominations ), Greta Gerwig (2), Neil Patrick Harris (4), Salma Hayek (1), Edgar Ramirez (1), Alicia Vikander (2) and Kerry Washington (2).
The roster is rounded out by: Emilia Clarke, Kelly Clarkson, Darren Criss, Gal Gadot, Kit Harrington, Chris Hemsworth, Christina Hendricks, Dwayne Johnson, Ricky Martin, Seth Rogen and Emma Watson.
Producers have not yet revealed who will present the tribute to Oprah Winfrey, the 2018 recipient of the honorary Cecil B. DeMille Award.
Seth Meyers (“Late Night”) hosts the Golden Globe Awards live on NBC beginning at 5 p.m. PT/8 p.m. ET on January 7. Cable and satellite subscribers will once again be able to watch the three-hour event on the NBC app. And for the first time in the 75=year history of these awards bestowed by the Hollywood Foreign Press Assn., the ceremony will be available on a variety of streaming services: DirecTV Now, Fubo TV, Hulu Live TV, Sling TV, Sony PlayStation Vue, and YouTube TV.
Those who tune in by whatever means will get to see last year’s winners of the lead actress Golden Globes in comedy (Emma Stone, “La La Land”) and drama (Isabelle Huppert, “Elle”) as presenters. Other past winners slated to take to the stage of the International Ballroom at the Beverly Hilton include: Jennifer Aniston (one win from three nominations), Halle Berry (1/4), Carol Burnett (5/17), Hugh Grant (1/4), Angelina Jolie (3/6), Michael Keaton (1/2), Shirley MacLaine (5/19), Helen Mirren (3/15), Sarah Jessica Parker (4/9), Amy Poehler (1/3), J.K. Simmons (1/1), Octavia Spencer (1/3), Sharon Stone (1/4) and Aaron Taylor-Johnson (1/1).
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A slew of past and current nominees are also set to present awards this year including: Penelope Cruz (three nominations ), Greta Gerwig (2), Neil Patrick Harris (4), Salma Hayek (1), Edgar Ramirez (1), Alicia Vikander (2) and Kerry Washington (2).
The roster is rounded out by: Emilia Clarke, Kelly Clarkson, Darren Criss, Gal Gadot, Kit Harrington, Chris Hemsworth, Christina Hendricks, Dwayne Johnson, Ricky Martin, Seth Rogen and Emma Watson.
Producers have not yet revealed who will present the tribute to Oprah Winfrey, the 2018 recipient of the honorary Cecil B. DeMille Award.
