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Northern Star The Annual Golden Globe Awards took place at dual venues in New York City and Los Angeles, honoring the best in film and television. While much controversy has been made about the lack of diversity in the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which votes on the awards and is all white, the awards themselves were justly given to remarkably talented people. On the side of film, “Nomadland” and “Borat Subsequent Moviefilm” won the awards for Best Motion Picture, with the forme...

Word Count: 746 The statuette was one of 25 to be handed out Sunday by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association in a NBC broadcast hosted by comic actors Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Other winners included Daniel Kaluuya, for best supporting actor in a motion picture, for his role in “Judas and the Black Messiah,” a Warner Bros. a film about the FBI’s infiltration of the Black Panthers, and John Boyega, who was voted best supporting actor in a TV role for his part in “Small Axe,” an Ama...

Josh O’Connor bagged a Golden Globe tonight for The Crown

2SHARES Netflix-original drama, ‘ The Crown‘, has been on air since 2014, but the show recently caught the attention of a huge chunk of a new audience. Though the show already had a lot of fame and a massive viewership, it came into the spotlight when the UK culture secretary stated he will send them an official warning to add a ‘fiction’ disclaimer to the show. After Netflix rejected Oliver Dowden’s request, actress Emma Corrin aka Lady Diana Spencer from The Crown spoke in their su...

Emma Corrin rejects calls for a ‘fiction’ disclaimer on ‘The Crown’ Entertainment In the midst of The Crown chaos that was stirred following the release of the fourth season, star of the show, Emma Corrin has come forth to defend the Netflix original series. Corrin, who plays Princess Diana on the show, talked to Variety about how the makers are getting urged to add a ‘fiction’ disclaimed to the show. "It is very clearly a dramatized version of events,” she said. "This is ficti...

Prince Charles actor Josh OConnor says call for a disclaimer on The Crown is pretty outrageous INSIDER 11/12/2020 mfriel@businessinsider.com (Mikhaila Friel) © Mike Marsland/WireImage Josh OConnor at the season three premiere of "The Crown" on November 13, 2019. Mike Marsland/WireImage Josh OConnor, the actor who plays Prince Charles in Netflixs "The Crown" says the UK culture secretarys request to add a fictional disclaimer to the show is "outrageous" "My personal view is ...