The 2026 Golden Globes are fast approaching, and with them comes a plethora of A-list celebrities, award-worthy films, and potentially record-breaking performances on the red carpet. For those eager to catch the ceremony live or online, there are several ways to do so.
Those who miss the live broadcast can stream it exclusively on Paramount+ starting at 8 p.m. ET, while fans can also find their favorite clips from the red carpet walk on CBS's official YouTube channel and Fire TV devices.
Among the standout nominees this year is Paul Thomas Anderson's "One Battle After Another," which boasts a whopping nine nominations, including best motion picture (drama). Joachim Trier's "Sentimental Value" follows closely with eight nods, while Ryan Coogler's "Sinners" takes home seven. Other notable films include "Hamnet," "Frankenstein," and the Netflix hit series "Adolescence."
When it comes to television shows, "The White Lotus" is looking strong, particularly its third season, which garnered six nominations. However, fans of critically acclaimed series may find themselves disappointed as some major contenders were overlooked in this year's nominations.
A-listers such as Emma Stone, Michael B. Jordan, Selena Gomez, Cynthia Erivo, Julia Roberts, George Clooney, Jennifer Lawrence, Tramell Tillman, Jenna Ortega, Walton Goggins, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Timothée Chalamet will walk the red carpet later this week.
The coveted Best Motion Picture awards are set to be handed out in several categories. "One Battle After Another" is likely to take home the prize for best picture (comedy/musical), but other notable contenders such as "Sentimental Value," "Hamnet," and "Frankenstein" cannot be ruled out.
In the realm of television, fans are eagerly anticipating the Best Television Series Drama award. Among top contenders include Vince Gilligan's new hit "Pluribus," Emmys-winner "The Pitt," critically acclaimed series "Severance," and limited series fan favorite "Adolescence."
Meanwhile, several notable snubs have been identified in this year's nominations. Despite being a box office sensation, "Superman" failed to receive any Golden Globes nods. Similarly, musical hit "Wicked: For Good" was overlooked for best film (comedy/musical), while newcomer "Jay Kelly" did manage to snag a few other nominations.
As the big night approaches, viewers are buzzing with anticipation over which celebrities will give memorable acceptance speeches that could trend on social media overnight. With past winners using their platforms to speak out against U.S. immigration policy and LGBTQ rights, expect many high-profile appearances this Sunday.
The red carpet will undoubtedly be a highlight of the evening, with fashionistas like Timothée Chalamet sporting iconic looks, such as his infamous "Marty Supreme" outfit from last year's ceremony. Celebrity friendships and alliances may also become a focal point during the live broadcast, sparking endless meme possibilities on social media.
Those who miss the live broadcast can stream it exclusively on Paramount+ starting at 8 p.m. ET, while fans can also find their favorite clips from the red carpet walk on CBS's official YouTube channel and Fire TV devices.
Among the standout nominees this year is Paul Thomas Anderson's "One Battle After Another," which boasts a whopping nine nominations, including best motion picture (drama). Joachim Trier's "Sentimental Value" follows closely with eight nods, while Ryan Coogler's "Sinners" takes home seven. Other notable films include "Hamnet," "Frankenstein," and the Netflix hit series "Adolescence."
When it comes to television shows, "The White Lotus" is looking strong, particularly its third season, which garnered six nominations. However, fans of critically acclaimed series may find themselves disappointed as some major contenders were overlooked in this year's nominations.
A-listers such as Emma Stone, Michael B. Jordan, Selena Gomez, Cynthia Erivo, Julia Roberts, George Clooney, Jennifer Lawrence, Tramell Tillman, Jenna Ortega, Walton Goggins, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Timothée Chalamet will walk the red carpet later this week.
The coveted Best Motion Picture awards are set to be handed out in several categories. "One Battle After Another" is likely to take home the prize for best picture (comedy/musical), but other notable contenders such as "Sentimental Value," "Hamnet," and "Frankenstein" cannot be ruled out.
In the realm of television, fans are eagerly anticipating the Best Television Series Drama award. Among top contenders include Vince Gilligan's new hit "Pluribus," Emmys-winner "The Pitt," critically acclaimed series "Severance," and limited series fan favorite "Adolescence."
Meanwhile, several notable snubs have been identified in this year's nominations. Despite being a box office sensation, "Superman" failed to receive any Golden Globes nods. Similarly, musical hit "Wicked: For Good" was overlooked for best film (comedy/musical), while newcomer "Jay Kelly" did manage to snag a few other nominations.
As the big night approaches, viewers are buzzing with anticipation over which celebrities will give memorable acceptance speeches that could trend on social media overnight. With past winners using their platforms to speak out against U.S. immigration policy and LGBTQ rights, expect many high-profile appearances this Sunday.
The red carpet will undoubtedly be a highlight of the evening, with fashionistas like Timothée Chalamet sporting iconic looks, such as his infamous "Marty Supreme" outfit from last year's ceremony. Celebrity friendships and alliances may also become a focal point during the live broadcast, sparking endless meme possibilities on social media.
! I mean, can you even imagine all those A-listers walking down that red carpet in their fancy outfits? 
It's gonna be lit! 
I'm also super curious about who's gonna give those epic acceptance speeches that'll go viral on social media. Emma Stone and Jennifer Lawrence are always so inspiring when they take the stage, and I love how they use their platforms to speak up for good causes 
Has anyone checked out the trailers for "Pluribus"? I've been meaning to give it a watch. And omg, "Jay Kelly" is new?! 
Who's gonna win that Best New Series award? So many questions! 
! Can't we just focus on what really matters? My kid has been asking me every day for like 3 days now if they can wear their superhero costume to the Golden Globes and I'm like, "Uh no sweetie, that's not how it works" 
. Anyway, back to the ceremony... with so many amazing films up for Best Motion Picture, it's hard to pick a fave. Emma Stone looks stunning as always 
and I'm rooting for her to win big time! But can we talk about why some of these shows are snubbed? Like, what happened to "Superman"? 
the way they want to be remembered
but i guess its cool to see all the stars come together in one place. paul thomas andersons "one battle after another" is def gonna take home best picture (comedy/musical) no question 
but thats just my money on it anyway, i feel like some of these other nominees are way underrated like "sentimental value" or "hamnet". idk man, maybe im just being a buzzkill. the fashion is always the real highlight for me tho 
it feels like every single year its the same old thing celebrities showing up in fancy outfits pretending to be excited for their nominations and accepting awards while everyone else is just waiting for them to say something meaningful 
at least frankenstein didn't get snubbed like those other two mediocre films...
like paul thomas anderson is leading the pack with 9 noms 
and timothée chalamet is gonna slay that red carpet 
meanwhile, i'm low-key disappointed in the snubs esp "superman" what r they even doing over there 
? 
but anyway, the fashion is gonna be 
so make sure to tune in and see those iconic looks 
& let's hope for some epic speeches too 
can't wait to see it all go down on sunday 
I'm so excited for the Golden Globes this year! It's always amazing to see all these talented actors and directors walk the red carpet and give their acceptance speeches. I think "One Battle After Another" has a great shot at winning best picture, but you never know what can happen on award night 
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But seriously, some major snubs have got me scratching my head - like how did "Superman" not even get a nod? 
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That "Marty Supreme" outfit is a work of art!
And it's always interesting to see which films and shows get recognized for their amazing work. But honestly, can we talk about why some major contenders were snubbed this year? Like, "Superman" was a huge box office hit and I was sure it would get at least one nomination... what happened?
I love how celebrities always bring their A-game when it comes to style. Last year's "Marty Supreme" outfit from Timothée Chalamet? Iconic for days! 
We've had some pretty famous moments in the past, like Julia Roberts' speech from years ago. Fingers crossed for something just as amazing this year! 
. Also, did "Superman" really not get a single nod? That's gotta be some kind of joke, right? 
. And have you seen the cast of that new series "Jay Kelly"? They're so talented! It's just not fair that they didn't get any recognition yet 
. It's like the Golden Globes are trying to give everyone an equal chance... nope, not in my book 
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. I think that says a lot more about Hollywood politics than just the films themselves. Anyway, it'll be interesting to see who wins what and how they respond during their acceptance speeches 
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) my favorite moments during the ceremony.
and btw has anyone else noticed how many of these nominees are just one battle after another repeat 
. and can we talk about how much I want to see Julia Roberts walk the carpet in that iconic outfit she's been teasing