In his decades-long career, filmmaker
Spike Lee has been nominated for a total of four Golden Globe Awards. Unfortunately, the honor still eludes him. And fans are particularly upset that he was snubbed this year for
Da 5 Bloods. The Netflix-produced film received high praise from critics and received a mile-long list of award nominations from other serious industry organizations (The American Film Institute, National Board of Review, Screen Actors Guild, etc…)
However, the
BlacKkKlansman director will still make history with the Hollywood Foreign Press Association on February 28 by way of his progeny. That’s when Spike Lee’s kids
Satchel Lee and
Former
SNL stars Tina Fey and Amy Poehler are back to host the broadcast, which will air locally on Foxtel on Monday, March 1. Typically the award ceremony is held on the first Sunday of the year but the broadcast was pushed back amid the COVID-19 pandemic. This year also marks a first - the broadcast is going bicoastal. Fey will host her segments from Rockefeller Centre s Rainbow Room in New York while Poehler will take the helm at the traditional venue, the Beverly Hilton. Until then, check out the list of this year s biggest snubs and surprises in the top film and television categories:
Halle Berry teaches 7-year-old son to rethink gender stereotypes ANI | Updated: Jan 31, 2021 20:52 IST
Washington [US], January 31 (ANI): Hollywood star Halle Berry, in a virtual event, spoke about how she s teaching her son with ex-husband actor Oliver Martinez to respect the power of women.
According to E!News, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association on Saturday (local time) hosted a panel titled Women Breaking Barriers: An Industry Shift as part of the Sundance Film Festival, which, due to the coronavirus pandemic, is taking place virtually this year.
The event, which was hosted by HFPA members Elisabeth Sereda and Silvia Bizio, featured Berry as well as Andra Day, Robin Wright, Sia and Zendaya in a conversation about how women, and in particular women of colour, are fighting for equality in Hollywood in the wake of major social movements like #MeToo and Black Lives Matter.
MLK/FBI
1625 N. Las Palmas Blvd., Hollywood
Using newly discovered and declassified files, Sam Pollard s documentary uncovers the extent of the FBI s surveillance and harassment of Martin Luther King Jr. The film also sheds light on the government s history of targeting Black activists. Capacity is limited. Tickets and refreshments must be purchased in advance. FM radio is required for audio.
Jurassic Quest is a dinosaur drive-through adventure for the entire family at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. (Jurassic Quest)
Friday, Jan. 15 - Sunday, Jan. 31
Jurassic Quest Dino Drive Thru
Rose Bowl Stadium
1001 Rose Bowl Dr., Pasadena
The touring dinosaur exhibit makes the first of three stops in Southern California. Guests can check out 70 photorealistic baby dinos, T-Rexes and other species while listening to an audio tour from the comfort of their vehicles. The quest heads to Costa Mesa and Pomona in February.