Golden Globe Changes Time For 2010
Golden Globe Awards
The Golden Globe Awards will be aired live across the U.S. for the first time next year. This means viewers on the west coast will not have to wait three hours after to see what Hollywood stars wore to the annual awards party.
In a statement posted on Thursday, event organizer the Hollywood Foreign Press Association acknowledged that the time delay was a last minute change of a simpler time.
“In this age when news is disseminated with increasing rapidity, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association is delighted to announce that this year’s Golden Globe Awards telecast will be aired live nationwide,” said Jorge Camara, president of HFPA.
The 67th annual Golden Globes will be held on Sunday, January 17 at 5 p.m. and will broadcast in the United States on NBC. Nominations will be announced on December 15.
The Golden Globe Awards annually are one of Hollywood’s most-watched awards shows where the stars dress up in their fanciest apparel to look good on the red carpet and where awards are given for best films, TV shows and performances.
The Oscars also be aired live across the United States.
