Golden Globes News

Beverly Hills - The Golden Globes are the party and the Oscars are business. Or so some say and want to think. Actually, the Oscars are both.

"Insidious Chapter 2" incited a frenzy among movie-goers and opens to the second best September ever. At $4.2 million, it did better than expectations and proved once again that a low-budget horror film can score in its debut weekend.

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) has already announced the first award recipient for 2014's Golden Globes in January – Woody Allen.

It wasn't Arnold Schwarzenegger who ruled the box office this weekend, but rather Jessica Chastain. In not one, but two movies. She was in a battle with herself - and won. Huh?

This will be the weekend to see if those Golden Globe winners see any bounce at the box office. Also, it was a week when "Zero Dark Thirty," which went wide last weekend, tried to stem the controversy.

Los Angeles - Although many in the media are calling Jodie Foster's speech at Sunday night's Golden Globe Awards her "coming out" speech, the announcement was "old news" for many.

Fresh off of her surprise Golden Globes wins, Lena Dunham's HBO comedy "Girls" opens its second season, attempting to address its "diversity issue" in a rather direct manner.

Beverly Hills - As far as the winners of the TV Golden Globe Awards, it all turned to home, as in "Homeland." It also is a very odd mix when movie and TV stars (many of which were movie stars) mix and party

Beverly Hills - In what many may think was a surprise night as the Golden Globes wrapped, "Argo" and Ben Affleck walked away with some heavy hardware.

Presenting a Golden Globes award for Best Actress in a Comedy/Musical, former Saturday Night Live actors Kristen Wiig and Will Ferrell engaged in a quick-witted improv session as they joked about the nominees.