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Bohemian Rhapsody, Vice, and Jojo Rabbit were all critical misfires that earned bids.
In this exclusive featurette, the stars of Wicked: For Good and director Jon M. Chu take us behind the scenes of the making of both films.
Plus: George Clooney's idea for the character that made him say: 'Are you kidding me?'
Other film nominees include Hamnet and Sinners, while The Gilded Age and Emily in Paris contend for television.
The surprise Golden Globe nominee explains their visual and narrative approach to the Sundance award winner.
The actor reflects on stepping out of his comfort zone for his latest project that blends humor, heart, and honesty.
The actress' riveting turn in Chloé Zhao's film offers a powerful performance shaped by grief and quiet resilience.
The Oscar-nominated composer breaks down how he expanded Stephen Schwartz's musical world and shaped the film's final chapter.
This movie is darker than its predecessor and allowed the Tony nominee to explore when betrayal turns into losing your heart (literally).
Oscar-winning artisan Frances Hannon explains the process in this new featurette.
Wan Kin-Fai reflects on revisiting family memories, recreating his childhood home, and guiding the young actor who plays his onscreen counterpart.
The award-winning actor finally gets to channel his dark side in Netflix's hit limited series.
Sylvester Stallone, Paul Stanley, and Gene Simmons were among this year's honorees.
The nominations were just announced on Dec. 8, and we already have several frontrunners.
"Our movie set is also a recording studio," says the film's production sound mixer Simon Hayes in this exclusive featurette.
Richter says that his 2004 composition "On the Nature of Daylight" radically changed the movie's ending.
"It's nice to know I've got a lot of people looking out for me," actor tells Gold Derby following his big win.
The singer-songwriter recalls meeting the documentary's subject, Andrea Gibson.
Gold Derby editors recap the big news " and big snubs and surprises " from the Golden Globes
They are nominated for Only Murders in the Building and Adolescence, respectively.
Only American Hustle, Chicago, Reds, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, and Baby Doll were previously able to score acting nominations across the four categories.
The veteran actor reflects on his role as lyricist Lorenz Hart, his eclectic career and where Troy from Reality Bites would be today.
The director reveals what went into adapting the musical in a new featurette.
One Battle After Another, Sinners, and Marty Supreme expected to be among the top movie contenders.
Chris Chalk breaks down his alter ego's close encounter with Bill Skarsgård's killer clown.
