How to watch and who is nominated

The Golden Globes will be held later, with Emilia Perez, Conclave, Anora and The Brutalist competing for the top prizes.

Acting nominees include Zendaya for the tennis drama The Contenders and Timothee Chalamet for his lead role in the Bob Dylan biopic The Complete Unknown.

Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande are up for acting as witch students in Wicked, the musical adaptation of the popular stage show, while Daniel Craig is nominated for 1950s romance Queer, Demi Moore for body horror The Substance and Nicole Kidman for erotic drama Babygirl .

Kate Winslet has two nominations – for the film “Lee”, about the war photojournalist Lee Miller, and for the main role on television in the political satire “The Regime”. Selena Gomez is also in the running for a double – for Emilia Perez, about a Mexican drug lord who changes sex, and the mystical TV comedy Only Murders in a Building.

The event marks the first major ceremony of the film awards season, which will culminate with the Oscars on March 2.

The Globes will be held at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles on Sunday evening, starting at 01:00 GMT on Monday for UK audiences.

A win at the Globes could help boost the film’s profile at a crucial time as Bafta and Oscar voters prepare to fill out their nomination ballots.

But the Globes are much less formal than the Oscars, when celebrities are usually in good spirits after the Christmas break, ready to have a few drinks and have fun with their acceptance speeches.

The main contender films:

• 10 nominations – Emilia Perez
• 7 – Brutalist
• 6 – Conclave
• 5 – Anora, substance
• 4 – Challengers, A Real Pain, Wicked, The Wild Robot
• Nominees for the “Golden Globe” in full

Baby Deer, Shogun and The Bear are among the shows competing in the televised categories.

In recent years, the Globes voting body has expanded and diversified its membership and adopted a new code of conduct.

Changes are coming a scathing investigation by the LA Times in 2021 which exposed various ethical violations, such as voters accepting “freebies” from studios and PR agencies that lobbied for the nomination of candidates.

The Golden Globes have split their film categories into drama and comedy/musicals, allowing more films to be nominated and awarded more prizes than at other ceremonies.

The film with the most nominations Emilia Perez, a mostly Spanish-language musical about a dangerous cartel leader who wants to leave the world of crime and live a new life as a woman.

However, several of the 10 nominations are in the same categories, with two nominations for Best Original Song and two for Best Supporting Actress.

Other contenders in the musical/comedy category include Anorathe story of a New York stripper who falls in love with the son of a rich Russian oligarch.

Substancein which a woman swaps her body for a younger, prettier version of herself is also nominated along with Real painabout two cousins ​​who travel around Poland after the death of their grandmother.

A historical epic is recognized in the drama category Brutalist tells the story of a Hungarian architect trying to build a new life in post-World War II America.

It is against Conclaveis based on the 2016 novel by Robert Harris, which features a group of gossipy and scheming cardinals who gather in Rome to choose a new Pope.

Nickel boysabout two young men forced to attend a reform school in Florida in the 1960s, and September 5 which dramatizes the terrorist attack at the 1972 Munich Olympics from the perspective of the sports journalists who covered it, is also in the running.

Other drama contenders include a gritty sci-fi sequel Dune: Part two and total obscurity about Bob Dylan’s rise to fame in the 1960s.

Including blockbusters Deadpool and Wolverine, Twisters, Inside Out 2, Gladiator II and Wild robot will compete for the Cinematic and Box Office Achievement Award, which was introduced last year to recognize more mainstream films.

Dune: Part 2 was not featured in this category despite its huge financial success, reportedly due to the film’s producers wanted Globe voters to focus on its artistic merits.

This means that if members want to vote for a film, they will have to do so in the main categories.

An actor is much more likely to be nominated at the Globes, where there are 36 slots available, than at the Oscars, where there are 20.

As a result, the Globes can rely on established celebrities, ensuring that their ceremony will be well attended by winners, not all of whom will necessarily receive an Oscar nomination.

British acting nominees this year include Daniel Craig (weird) Kate Winslet (Lee), Ralph Fiennes (Conclave), Cynthia Eriva (angry) Hugh Grant (Heretic), Tilda Swinton (The Room Next Door) and Felicity Jones (Brutalist).

They are joined by stars including Angelina Jolie (Mary), Nicole Kidman (Girl), Demi Moore (substance), Glen Powell (Hit Man), Timothée Chalamet (Complete obscurity) and Zendaya (Challengers).

In the race, two pop stars – p Ariana Grande (Angry) and Selena Gomez (Emilia Perez) are both up for Best Supporting Actress.

Among other famous nominees Amy Adams (Night Bitch), Pamela Anderson (The Last Dancer), Colman Domingo (Sing Sing) and Denzel Washington (Gladiator II).

In the Supporting Actor category, two former Continuity stars will go head-to-head – Kieran Culkin (Real pain) and Jeremy Strong (Student).

Strong’s calendar Sebastian Stan has two nominations – one for the role of Donald Trump in “The Apprentice” and the other for “The Other Man”.

But some of the strongest contenders this awards season aren’t necessarily Hollywood’s leading men, such as relative newcomers Mikey Madison (Anora), Spanish actress Carla Sofia Gascony (Emilia Perez), Brazil Fernando Torres (I’m Still Here) and a Russian actor Yura Borisov (Anora).

Apart from the top categories, other notable nominees include singer Robbie Williams in the Best Original Song category for “Forbidden Road” from his biopic The Best Man.

This year’s two winners have already been announced: Viola Davis will receive the Cecil B. DeMille Award for Outstanding Contribution to Film Ted Denson will be honored with the Carol Burnett Award for Outstanding Achievement in Television.

The Globes have traditionally had great taste in hosts, regularly inviting snarky individuals who would make sharp jokes about A-list guests.

They’re continuing that pattern this year with American Comics Nikki Glaser, who gave a rousing performance at The Roast of Tom Brady last summer.

Glazer said she was “thrilled” to host the Globes, adding that she was looking forward to having a “front row seat” to “one of my favorite nights on television.”

“This is one of the few times that show business not only allows, but actually encourages, lovingly mocking itself (at least I hope so). (God, I hope so),” she said in a statement.

“Some of my favorite jokes of all time have come from past opening monologues at the Golden Globe Awards, when Tina (Fey), Amy (Poehler) or Ricky (Gervais) said exactly what we all didn’t know we desperately wanted to hear.

“I’m just hoping to carry on this time-honored tradition (which may also result in my being undone). It really is a dream job.”

American viewers can watch the show live on CBS, which is broadcasting the Globes, as part of a five-year deal.

It will also air on Paramount+ with Showtime. The ceremony starts at 01:00 GMT and usually lasts between three and four hours.

UK viewers without a VPN can expect to see highlights across social media, YouTube and the news on Monday morning.