No Official Broadcast in Brazil in 2023

The 2023 edition of the Golden Globes will not be broadcast in Brazil. The awards show is traditionally shown on TNT, but the channel said it did not acquire the broadcast rights this year. In an official announcement, TNT announced that it will not broadcast the ceremony on television or broadcast services. streaming.

The Golden Globe 2023 broadcast has not been confirmed by any other channel in Brazil, so far, which leaves the award ceremony without official broadcast in the country. The channel E! It will show the ceremony's red carpet from 8pm, but will not broadcast the awards ceremony. The ceremony will take place next Tuesday, January 10th.

In the United States, the Golden Globes will be shown on open television on the NBC channel, after a one-year hiatus caused by controversies involving accusations of corruption and racism within the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA), responsible for organizing the event. .

Following the allegations, the HFPA took steps to reestablish the Association's reputation by updating the voting pool to be more diverse in terms of gender, race and nationality. The Association included five Brazilians in the group, including critic Daniel Herculano, as well as Mario Abbade, Enoe Lopes Ponte, Kel Gomes and Isabel Wittmann.

_{“The Banshees of Inisherin” stands out with eight Golden Globe nominations (Photo: Reproduction/Searchlight)}

In 2023, the person responsible for presenting the ceremony will be actor and comedian Jerrod Carmichael. The film “The Banshees of Inisherin” is among the highlights with eight Golden Globe nominations, including Best Supporting Actor for Brendan Gleeson and Barry Keoghan, Best Film, Best Drama Actor for Colin Farrell and Best Director and Screenplay for Martin McDonagh.

“Everything Everywhere at the Same Time” has six award nominations, “Babylon”, by Damien Chazelle and “The Fabelmans”, by Steven Spielberg are also nominated for five statuettes each.

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