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Golden Globe Awards
The Golden Globe Awards are broadcasted worldwide. It is one of the most-watched awards show in the world after the Oscars and the Grammy Awards. HFPA is a small exclusive club of journalists serving Hollywood motion picture industry. It was founded in 1943 by a correspondent of Daily Mail, the British tabloid. The 1st Golden Globe Awards (>>>>) were held in January 1944 at the 20th Century Fox studios in L.A. In 1950, the Hollywood Foreign Correspondents Association merged with the Foreign Press Association of Hollywood. In 1951, HFPA divided the best film, actor and actress nominees into two categories – drama, and musical or comedy. In 1952, the HFPA established a special award to recognize outstanding contributions to the entertainment industry. The official name of the award became 'the Cecil B. DeMille Award' because the first one was presented to him. In 1955, group started using new title, 'The Hollywood Foreign Press Association.' In 1955, the Golden Globe began honoring achievements in television and film. The first honorees in the Best Television Show category that year were “Dinah Shore,” “Lucy & Desi,” “The American Comedy” and “Davy Crockett.” Since 1961, the Golden Globe Awards were presented at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills. In 2007, the Golden Globe created the category 'Best Animated Feature Film' and the first year nominees were “Cars,” “Happy Feet” and “Monster House.” Golden Globe Awards categories Motion picture Best Motion Picture - Drama Best Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy Best Director Best Actor - Motion Picture Drama Best Actor - Motion Picture Musical or Comedy Best Actress - Motion Picture Drama Best Actress - Motion Picture Musical or Comedy Best Supporting Actor - Motion Picture Best Supporting Actress - Motion Picture Best Screenplay Best Original Score Best Original Song Best Foreign Language Film Best Animated Feature Film Cecil B. DeMille Award for Lifetime Achievement in Motion Pictures Television (awarded since 1956) Best Drama Series Best Comedy Series Best Actor in a Television Drama Series Best Actor in a Television Comedy Series Best Actress in a Television Drama Series Best Actress in a Television Comedy Series Best Mini-Series or Motion Picture made for Television Best Actor in a Mini-Series or Motion Picture made for Television Best Actress in a Mini-Series or Motion Picture made for Television Best Supporting Actor in a Series, Mini-Series or Motion Picture made for Television Best Supporting Actress in a Series, Mini-Series or Motion Picture made for Television Miss / Mr. Golden Globe year / name / parent(s) 1963 / Eva Six, Donna Douglas 1964 / Linda Evans 1967 / Corinna Tsopei 1969 / Francoise Ruggieri 1971 / Anne Archer / Marjorie Lord and John Archer 1972 / Pamela Powell / Joan Blondell and Dick Powell 1973 / Kelley Miles / Vera Miles 1974 / Linda Meikle John 1975 / Melanie Griffith / Tippi Hedren 1976 / Lisa Farringer 1977 / Nicole Ericson 1978 / Elizabeth Stack / Robert Stack 1979 / Stephanie Haymes 1980 / Kym Karath 1981 / Rosanne Katon 1982 / Laura Dern / Diane Ladd and Bruce Dern 1983 / Lori Leonelli, Rhonda Shear 1984 / Anita Finch 1985 / Lisabeth Shatner / William Shatner 1986 / Calista Carradine / David Carradine 1987 / Candace Savalas / Telly Savalas 1988 / Gigi Garner / James Garner 1989 / Kyle Aletter / Lee Meriweather 1990 / Katharine Kramer / Stanley Kramer 1991 / Kaitlin Hopkins / Shirley Knight 1992 / Joely Fisher / Connie Stevens and Eddie Fisher 1993 / Erin Hamilton / Carol Burnett 1994 / Alex Martin / Whoopi Goldberg 1995 / John Clark Gable / Clark Gable 1996 / Jaime Nicole Dudney / Barbara Mandrell, Freddie Prinze, Jr. / Freddie Prinze 1997 / Kehly Sloane / Linda Grey 1998 / Clementine Ford / Cybill Shepherd 1999 / Tori Reid / Tim Reid 2000 / Liza Huber / Susan Lucci 2001 / Katie Flynn / Jane Seymour 2002 / Haley Giraldo / Pat Benatar 2003 / Dominik Garcia-Lorido / Andy Garcia, A.J. Lamas / Lorenzo Lamas 2004 / Lily Costner / Kevin Costner 2005 / Kathryn Eastwood / Clint Eastwood 2006 / Dakota Johnson / Melanie Griffith and Don Johnson 2007 / Lorraine Nicholson / Rebecca Broussard and Jack Nicholson 2009 / Rumer Willis / Demi Moore and Bruce Willis 2010 / Mavis Spencer / Alfre Woodard and Roderick Spencer Board of Directors Jorge Camara, Chairman Armando Gallo Theo Kingma Ruben Nepales Ali Sar Frances Schoenberger Staff President: Philip Berk Vice President: Hans J. Spurkel Executive Secretary: Meher Tatna Treasurer: Jack Tewksbury Managing Director: Chantal Dinnage Director, Information Technology: Erkki "Erik" Kanto . . . . The Hollywood Foreign Press Association - 646 N Robertson Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069. Email: info@hfpa.org Public relations: Keleigh Thomas, Ken Sunshine (Sunshine Sachs & Associates) - Tel: (310) 275-3222, email: thomas@sunshinesachs.com © Preems.com |
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The
Golden Globe Awards are presented annually by the Hollywood Foreign
Press Association (HFPA) to recognize outstanding achievements in
the entertainment industry, both domestic and foreign.