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2020 Golden Globes: Where to watch, who to look out for, and everything else you should know
It’s officially awards season
Get ready, get set, it’s officially awards season! On Sunday, January 5, the Golden Globes will air live from Beverly Hills. The ceremony, which is hosted by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, will set the tone for what’s to come in the upcoming months as awards are handed out to the best of the best for their contributions to television and film. On top of all the awards presented, the red carpet will set the tone for this season’s biggest fashion trends. Before tuning into the show, and HOLA! USA’s live coverage, here’s everything you need to know!
Where to watch: The Golden Globes will air live at 8pm EST/5pm PST on NBC. The show will be available for streaming on the official NBC app and it will also be offered on various other cable steaming services.
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Who will host: Ricky Gervais is returning for the fifth and final time. The comedian previously was the master of the ceremony in 2010, 2011 and 2016.
Who will be there: This year is set to have so much star power. Sofia Vergara, Ana de Armas, Salma Hayek, Antonio Banderas, Chris Evans, Margot Robbie and more stars are set to hit the stage as presenters.
The nominees: Marriage Story takes the lead with six of the film nominations, followed by The Irishman with five and The Two Popes with four. In the television categories, The Crown, Unbelievable and Chernobyl each snagged four. All in all, streaming services took home more collective nominations.
It’s set to be a big night for Jennifer Lopez, who earned a Golden Globes nomination for her role in Hustlers. As you tune into the show, be sure to check in with HOLA! USA for the biggest and best live and behind-the-scenes coverage.
