All The Nominations For The 2025 Golden Globe Awards
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With 27 categories across comedy, drama, film and television, a diverse range of titles are set to get their dues.
The Golden Globes Awards are on the calendar and set to kick off awards season in true Hollywood style.
On Monday morning, actors Mindy Kaling and Morris Chestnut announced who was in the running for the 82nd Golden Globes, which honors standouts in film and television.
With 27 categories across comedy and drama, a diverse range of titles are getting their dues.
In film, French musical comedy “Emilia Pérez” emerged as the frontrunner with 10 nominations, while post-World War II drama “The Brutalist” and Vatican thriller “Conclave” followed.
Television’s top nominees echoed selections from September’s Emmy Awards, with “The Bear,” “Only Murders in the Building” and “Shōgun” leading the pack.
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