The Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) announced Friday (15) the official date for the conference Golden Globes party 2022. In Naked in Hollywood, the awards are scheduled for January 9 next year and TV viewing is still not guaranteed.
Longtime Golden Globe Partner, NBC She chose to cancel the broadcast of the 2022 concert as a form of retaliation against the HFPA. In January of this year, a Los Angeles Times report revealed that the entity had not had black members for more than 20 years.
The association also informed that the names of the nominees for the 79th session of the award will be announced on December 13 this year. Those interested in participating in the selective TV Awards will have to submit their nominations by November 22. For cinema categories, the deadline will be the 30th of the same month.
after the charges, The HFPA has made a number of changes to its status To encourage the entry of new members and create more diversity among its members in an effort to clean up its image. And many Hollywood celebrities demanded firm stances to return to attend the ceremony.
According to the entity, more than 20 new members were accepted after a series of changes were made. Blacks were tasked with recruiting newcomers. Another step is the desire to increase the number of participants by about 50% by the end of 2022.
Just because NBC has ruled out showing next year’s awards show doesn’t mean the Golden Globes won’t be broadcast. With more than two months since the awards were given, a transformation could still occur.
Check out the announcement of the new members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association below:
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