

Golden Globes Takeaways and the Biggest Questions for 2025
19 snips Jan 6, 2025
Lucas Shaw, a Bloomberg reporter specializing in entertainment industry insights, joins Matt to dissect the Golden Globes. They discuss the disparities in treatment at the awards and the influence of streaming giants like Netflix. The duo also ponders the challenges of upcoming streaming mergers and the unpredictable landscape for sports broadcasting. With a look at the potential shifts in Hollywood shaped by political changes, they emphasize the evolving dynamics of the media industry and the unpredictable nature of awards season.
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Seating Politics
- Lucas Shaw's Golden Globes seat was initially with Penske, who co-owns the Globes and various trades.
- Penske gave preferential seating to his own publications, highlighting potential conflicts of interest.
Globes Takeaways
- Netflix dominated the Golden Globes, potentially boosting "Amelia Perez's" Oscar chances.
- A24's "The Brutalist" triumphed over Neon's "Anora", raising doubts about the latter's Best Picture prospects.
Scoreboard Controversy
- A controversial scoreboard displayed studio win tallies during the Golden Globes.
- Matt Belloni criticizes this as the "Penske-ization" of the event, suggesting it promotes advertising sales.