Journalists Rejected by HFPA Lose Appeal to Lawsuit
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a district court's ruling against Norway's Kjersti Flaa and Spain's Rosa Gamazo Robbins
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The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a district court's ruling against Norway's Kjersti Flaa and Spain's Rosa Gamazo Robbins
With the embattled Golden Globes on hold, Joey Berlin is looking to move his Critics Choice Awards into the big leagues, but the group has its own challenges.
With the future of the Golden Globe Awards still in jeopardy, the Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. tries to diversify membership.
Organisers of Golden Globes promise appointment of black judge to tackle diversity issues The Hollywood Foreign Press Association has faced intense backlash over the lack of diversity in its panel of judges and nominations 27 February 2021 • 10:54am The critically acclaimed I May Destroy You was snubbed Credit: Natalie Seery /BBC The organisers of the Golden Globe Awards have promised to appoint a black judge to vote on nominees "as soon as possible", after the critically-acclaimed British series I May Destroy You was overlooked in favour of the heavily ridiculed Emily in Paris. The Holl...
Print It appeared to be a moment of triumph in the long, tumultuous story of the Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. In November, a federal judge sided with the HFPA — the tiny, 87-member group of international journalists that doles out the annual Golden Globe Awards — in dismissing a potentially damaging antitrust lawsuit. The suit was filed three months earlier by a Norwegian entertainment journalist who had been denied membership in the group. It had drawn widespread attention in Hollywood, where the HFPA wields outsize power as the arbiter of one of the entertainment industry’s most imp...