but before we begin, a note on the globes themselves.he voting is done by the hollywood foreign press association, some 87 internationaljournalists based in the los angeles area. over the years, there have been numerous allegations attacking the integrity of the organisation, often that it is too much in the sway of the big hollywood studios. and very recently the group was put on the defensive when it was revealed that within its ranks was not a single black member. but having said all that, the globes do give some indication of the likely contenders in the oscars race. the frontrunner at the golden globes, at least in terms of nominations, is the picture mank. it's a tribute of sorts to old hollywood, set behind the scenes during the making of one of the greatest movies of all time, citizen kane, directed by orson welles. mank has been put together by top american film—maker david fincher, and it stars the oscar—winning british actor gary oldman, who most definitely has awards heat. in mank, the focus is on the creation of the first dr

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that is how the idea was born for the snow globe.orter: his grandfather found a miniature version of the basilica, an austrian pilgrimage site. he painted a pedestal with shoe polish and set it in. he applied for a patent on the world's first snow globe. the flakes fluttered down gently, thanks to the viennese formula. >> my father was the first to produce the mixture of snow we use today. that is my secret. so far, i am the only one who knows exactly how it is done. reporter: directly next to the workshop is the family's own snow globe museum. the snow globe is an austrian export. former u.s. presidents have many on the shelf. like this one for the obama faly, i think you gift given by a resident of vienna. the company stocks more than 350 motifs. >> when you gaze in, it is a beautiful, perfect world. that has been my world for over 40 years. reporter: a safe and cozy world where it always snows. phil: oscar-winning actor christopher plummer has died at the age of 91. born in canada, christopher plummer had a prolific career, spanni

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. >>> and the golden globes goes coast to coast with amy poehler and tina fey "early today" starts right now good friday morning. i'm phillip mena. >> glad you're with us i'm frances rivera we begin with breaking news, the u.s. launching air strikes in the middle east. this military action was retaliation for a rocket attack that took place in iraq earlier this month nbc's molly hunter has more. what do we know more about why the u.s. launched a strike. >> frances, goodstrike, as month. we know at least one civilian u.s. contractor and six others were wounded the pentagon says they have targeted two specific iranian-backed militant groups and they targeted them on an unofficial border crossing between syria and iraq, the strike squarely on the syrian side of the border, but the pentagon said they did quite a bit of damage located at that unofficial border. take a look at the secretary of defense lloyd austin who spoke overnight. >> we're confident that that target was being used by the same shia militia that conducted the strikes. we were very deliberate about our approach as you would e

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we must join with our partners and allies around the globe to end the scourge once and for all. now, with so many americans shattered by the death, disruption, and economic devastation unleashed by coronavirus, i am sure more than a few would question why we should bother spending any resources in the global fight against covid-19 let alone $10 billion. the simple answer is covid-19 knows no borders. the pandemic didn't start here but it came here. the world is in a race against covid-19 and we cannot lose. for the longer we allow this virus to spread, the more it will mutate into new strains, and the more that it mutates into new strains, the greater the threat to the efficacy of our vaccines and our ability to rebuild our economy and restore our way of life. this $10 billion investment will ramp up american efforts to fight covid-19 and stop new variants before they reach our shores and cost more american lives. it will fund humanitarian assistance to respond to the suffering inflicted by covid-19 and channel resources to international organizations charged with and are respon

you know, this thing - with the hfpa, who nominate the golden globes, it is a mixed bag.d by michaela cole, it was the best reviewed and received show last year. foretz not at all be included in today's nomination is surprising. when fleabag came along it was nominated, so do not see this show recognised is so disappointing and so it feels we have made some steps forward in some categories and we want to celebrate those wins, but there is still somewhat left to be done. were there any nominations _ somewhat left to be done. were there any nominations that - somewhat left to be done. were there any nominations that made you punch the air with joy? i’d you punch the air with “oy? i'd have to you punch the air withjoy? i�*c have to say, there was some really great nominations in there, somewhat perplexing. for me, personally, personally, was so happy to see the best drama nomination lead actor category, because he is incredible in the sound of metal for top because he is incredible in the sound of metalfor top end dev patelin sound of metalfor top end dev patel in leading ma

and coming up — the stars come out for the virtual golden globes.the uk, the chancellor rishi sunak says he's committed to supporting businesses and helping those on the lowest incomes, saying the public should feel assured ahead of wednesday's budget. labour has urged the government to keep the furlough scheme for as long as there are health restrictions on our lives. there are plans for a £5 billion grant scheme, to help pubs, restaurants, shops, and other businesses in england to re—open safely. our business correspondent, katie prescott, reports. the first signs of spring and with them hope of new beginnings for businesses as lockdown eases but it has not been an easy ride. despite government support, salons like this one still have rents and overheads. we can't do takeaway haircuts, we can't go into people's homes. there is no way a hair salon or beauty salon can pivot or make any income during these lockdowns so when we are shut, we are losing money every day. to help reopen their doors, the government is offering new one—off grants to busines

sale well, pip, claim the globe.ub on board apollo 14. he shanked the first ball, but he claimed to have hit the second "miles and miles". how to find out? well, imaging specialist andy saunders has been working with the us golf association to mark the anniversary, and he's digitally enhanced the original photographs. he's located that second ball, and he says it went about 40 yards. not miles and miles. good to know that even golfers on the moon are prone to exaggeration. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. (end titles next) for now, have a very good night and thanks for watching. good evening. the weather is set to turn colder across the uk as we head through the course of the weekend, particularly by sunday, where there could be some disruptive snow, particularly in the east. but for the here and now, heavy snow is a problem across parts of scotland. in fact, we've got an amber warning enforced from thursday right until saturday. over the higher ground, 20—30 cm, perhaps 50 cm over t

. ♪ usaa a ♪ >>> the golden globe nominations are out. two stars, marcus and laura, are here to break it down. >> trending this morning, the first award show of the year making big announcements this morning. >> yes, those nominations are out and the golden globe nominations came at 5:30 this morning. early for you, but we've got you covered. sarah jessica parker a and tara henson were hosting. one thing is different about the golden globes compared to the oscars. there's two best pictures in a sense, best musical or comedy and best drama. >> both are a good indications of the films we're likely to see as best picture nominees during the biggest night, the oscars. best picture musical or comedy, borat. hamilton, music, palm springs and the prom. >> and the best drama, let's talk about that. the father. nomadland, ma rainey's blo black bottom, mank and the trial of the chicago 7. one person who is already a winner, actress jane fonda. she's expected to receive the cecil b. demil lifetime award. a lot of people admire her work. she has won

>>next the golden globe nominations are in who made the cut this year and who is making history. >>now for some entertainment news the golden globe nominations are in and they're making history entertainment tonight's kevin frazier has all the details. vicki and grant this year's globe noms are full of snubs and surprises but in a year without movie theaters. >>there was one clear winner. netflix is having a day leading the globes with a massive 42 nominations across both film and drink. their hit limited series the queen's gambit scored 2 not and breakout star on new taylor-joy received double nominations for queens and her film emma back. the netflix movie make about the making of citizen kane tops the awards with 6 noms. >>i'm also and for the first time ever 3 women are up for best director including globes favorite regina king for one night miami. we know this movie's going get some win some awards. so how exciting is that i don't know kevin because we've heard like these conversations time happened before i am trying to remain in a space of gratitude to that we were even ab

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these are the 78th golden globes in the history of the golden globes, only five women had ever been nominatedone night in miami, a film about malcolm x, muhammad ali and sam cooke all staying in the same motel. and chloe zhao, at a movie about the fallout of the 2008 financial crash and people who travel around the united states with nowhere to live. for the first time ever, more than one woman has been nominated, three have been nominated. irate has been nominated, three have been nominated. ~ ., ., nominated. we are looking at the brits on the _ nominated. we are looking at the brits on the list. _ nominated. we are looking at the brits on the list. i _ nominated. we are looking at the brits on the list. i was _ nominated. we are looking at the brits on the list. i was captivated | brits on the list. i was captivated by the undoing. hugh grant, what chance for him? yes by the undoing. hugh grant, what chance for him?— by the undoing. hugh grant, what chance for him? yes nominated along with his co-star_ chance for him? yes nominated along with his co-star nicole _ chance for him? yes nomina

borat is back — and his creator, sacha baron cohen, is a double globe nominee this year.o red carpet and far fewer champagne corks will pop, but despite the same criticism of the obscure voting body's practices, the golden globes will still be the opening ceremony of the awards season — and they could still give some indication as to who is in pole position for those coveted academy awards. sophie long, bbc news, hollywood. 0ne nomination for best foreign film at the golden globes is minari. it tells the story of an immigrant dreamer arriving in the us state of arkansas with his family from south korea to build a fresh life. filmed on location by an american director of ethnic korean heritage, it struck a chord with audiences and critics alike. let's talk about that film and also the golden globes themselves with jason bechervaise. he is a professor at korea soongsil cyber university and a seoul—based film critic. good to have you with us. tell us a little bit about minari, first of all. it little bit about minari, first of all. , ., ,, ., . all. it premiered at the sunda

it was an early wake up call for the golden globe nominations. in fact, we had the honor of revealing them live right here on "today." natalie morales has the run down of this year's contenders. good morning. >> reporter: hey, craig, good morning to you. with the lockdowns closing most movie theaters, many of the nominated films were streamed into homes. this year royalty dominated. the netflix series "the crown" leading the way with six nominations. in film, "mink" nominated for six. as award season kicks off, plenty of newcomers but a best actor in a musical or comedy nomination for "borat" and lat night talk show host for "the prom." "hamilton." and "the personal history of david copperfield." taking on -- gary oldman in "mank." anthony hopkins whose character is suffering from dementia in "the father." boseman passed away from colon cancer and expected the most likely snag the award as well and he starred of course along with viola davis and she is up against -- nominated and up against vanessa kirby in "pieces of a woman." audra day, kerry m

welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe.anmar, police have filed criminal charges against the civilian leaders who were deposed in a military this week. —— in a military coup this week. there's been no word on the whereabouts of either aung san suu kyi, or deposed president since monday. the united nations said the charges just �*compounded the undermining of the rule of law in myanmar, and the democratic process�*, and they called for the immediate release of the leaders. for a second day, protesters banged pots and sounded car horns in the country's largest city. our reporterfiled this report from yangon. pots banging people are showing their frustration and anger against the military coup. it has taken place on monday. this is the second night in a row people in general have been banging pots and pans and using their car horns in protest against the military coup that took place on monday. essentially, what people here are saying is they don't want to live or work under the military any more. singing translation: we only

borat is back, and his creator sacha baron cohen is a double globe nominee this year.and far fewer champagne corks will pop, but despite the same criticism of the obscure voting body's practices, the golden globes will still be the opening ceremony of the award season, and they could still give some indication as to who is in pole position for those coveted academy awards. sophie long, bbc news, hollywood. archaeologists in italy have unveiled a roman chariot they discovered near the buried city of pompeii. they've called the find "exceptional" because it's so well preserved. mark lobel takes a look. pompeii by bastille plays. dusting off history — archaeologists say this is a first ceremonial chariot find of its kind, a short horse ride from the ancient roman city of pompeii. discovered on the porch of a large suburban villa, civita giuliana, preserved in a thick layer of ash after a volcanic eruption almost 2,000 years ago, incredibly, almost entirely intact! note the high iron wheels, metal arms and backrest to seat one 01’ two passengers. look even closer, and on t

tonight: globe.stephen welcomes salma hayek and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater office building in new york city, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: hey! welcome to "a late show." i am your host, stephen colbert in a roll-neck sweater tonight. i look comfortable... to sit on. you know, it's always good to get some good news. it makes you feel good. this morning, the golden globe nominations were announced, and our friend jon batiste was nominated for a golden globe, along with trent reznor and atticus ross, for the score to the movie "soul"!tht score is tw autil. it's gmuxie?itl comto me. anyway, congratulations, jon, well deserved. for the first time in globes history more of its best director noms went to women than to men. it's the greatest show of support the entertainment industry has given to women since monday, when someone tried to change the sign to hollyboob. some glaring snubs, including a complete shutout in the best drama category for black-led films like spike lee's "da 5

golden globes are on sunday.y and amy poehler are returning to their fourth time hosting this event but it's the first time with the event being virtual, which they say presents a new challenge. >> i think it will present a new challenge but hopefully, we'll make people want to tune in for remote i get a chance to hang with my friend. >> this is like the world's most expensive zoom drink. >> hollywood saga mank is coming in with best drama with six nominations, followed closely by five nods for "the chicago 7." golden globes always fun to watch. it airs sunday 5:00 p.m. right here on nbc bay area. dress up in your living room. enjoy some champagne, and enjoy the show. back to you. >> thanks, laura. >>> let's have a look at that forecast, kari. >> it's going to be great this weekend. a lot of sunshine. those winds will pick up tomorrow afternoon. >> that does it for our midday newscast. next one coming up at 5:00. see you tomorrow morning starting at 4:30. finally moved in. it's a great old house. good bones, wrap

. >>> time's up globes call for change are growing online before the golden globe awards. the campaign backed by some of hollywood's biggest names. >>> i'm chief meteorologist tracking some changes tomorrow. all detail mountain wind on the way and we'll get you already for that weekend forecast coming up in about seven minutes. >>> we continue our series on bay area black history. tonight we celebrate belva davis. she was raised in oakland. graduated from berkeley high. in 1961 she became first black tv news reporter on the east coast. she was attacked while covering the 1964 republican convention and was still working as barack obama became our first black president. in 2018 she was inducted in the california hall of fame. oh, you think this is just a community center? no. it's way more than that. cause when you hook our community up with the internet... boom! look at ariana, crushing virtual class. jamol, chasing that college dream. michael, doing something crazy. this is the place where we can show the world what we can do. comcast is partnering with 1000 community cent

the next milestone in helena career could be a golden globe award on february 28th. just like to say goodbye for the very last time. 25 years presenting shows here. it's time for me to sign off and i want to take this opportunity to thank all the lovely wonderful people here you. see what i do possible all the people behind the scenes to whom i will be eternally grateful for all their hard work and professionalism so thank you to them from the bottom of my heart also thank you for watching it will be a bit pointless if you. are not a great so i'm here. leave you with this final thought. what's if you've enjoyed it half as much as i have and i've enjoyed it twice as much as you all the best cheerio and a very final goodbye. enjoy the bracing sea apt and soak up the 1st rays of spring. the island of germany's north sea coast boasts golden sandy beaches unique natural beauty. and classic maritime cuisine it's the perfect place to get in the mood for spring chicken. t w. people have to say 1st to us. that's why we listen to the stories reporter every weekend on d w.

we'll tell you why this year's golden globe nominations are making history.for. after his long years in exile, the first hesitant steps of ayatollah khomeini on iranian soil. south africa's white government has offered its black opponents concessions unparalleled in the history of apartheid. and the anc leader, nelson mandela, is to be set free unconditionally. three, two, one... a countdown - to a critical moment. the world's most powerful rocket ignited all 27 - of its engines at once. and, apart from its power, it's the recycling of the rocket, - slashing the cost of a launch, that makes this _ a breakthrough in the . business of space travel. two americans have become the first humans to walk in space without any lifeline to their spaceship. one of them called it "a piece of cake". thousands of people have given the yachtswoman ellen macarthur a spectacular homecoming in the cornish port of falmouth, after she smashed the world record for sailing solo around the world nonstop. this is bbc news, the latest headlines... scientists at oxford univerity and as

now with the globe in a -- golden globe nomination, hollywood is becoming more open to embracing asian long marginalized he industry. >> these things does inform investors and gatekeepers to look at what kind of stories and talent they invest in. this means that more people that look like me get to do it, then i think that is great. reporter: she can also make history by becoming the first asian woman to be nominated for an oscar for directing. some critics see the recognition very significant. >> it's a huge breakthrough. asian people have been really marginalized in hollywood, and it is proven that they no longer have to adhere to certain rules and regulations. they can do what they want and show all that they are, all of the texture and color. reporter: the awards recognition is going to help post -- boost profile. >> i think it is for anyone feels like they are weighted down. how do you keep going? >> hello. coffee? reporter: she developed fil shaped by her artistic choices. her next movie is a big-budget marvel superhero extravaganza. it will be interesting to see it for single or

three female directors make history by being nominated for a golden globe awards — the first time moreone has been shortlisted in a single year. hello and welcome. in myanmar — police have filed criminal charges against the civilian leaders who were deposed in a military this week. there's been no word on the whereabouts of either aung san suu kyi or the deposed president win myint since monday. the united nations said the charges just "compounded the undermining of the rule of law in myanmarand the democratic process", and they called for the immediate release of the leaders. for a second day, protesters banged pots and sounded car horns in the country's largest city. our reporter, nyein chan aye, filed this report from yangon. people are showing their frustration and anger against the military coup. it has taken place on monday. people in general have been banging pots and pans and using their car horns in protest against the military coup that took place on monday. essentially, what people here are saying is they don't want to live or work under the military any more. singing transl

it is really a problem in so many corners of the globe. cpac south korea.inching myself. are we really going to go right in the middle of all that and have a cpac echo and would anybody show out -- have a cpac? and would anybody show up? >> though 500 were expected, more than 1000 koreans showed up, feeling into overflow space at the hotel. >> i am here able to learn about the people in south korea and the trials and tribulations they have that are not so different in some sense from some of the things we are seeing in the united states. >> [indiscernible] >> what america has been facing for the last couple of years is a generational change. it is an inflection point of what kind of a life do you want to live? if you do not make this stand now, it may never come again. ♪ >> people in drudge are just as sick of the swamp as many of us in washington who are fighting it. we have got to take our country back. >> georgia is mainly republican conservative, christian, family valued people. democrats coming in from other states who do not live here with big money b

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for his one hour project shrink photograph the sun in 37 different places around the globe he used a one hour exposure and the resulting solarization effect created the. blackline the sun's path over the course of an hour has a different angle depending on where in the world the photo was taken and sometimes clouds get in the way for a tree. after photographing the wide world the photographer returned to germany settling in mecklenburg in the northeast in his own unique style. basically the house was built this way with this kind of orientation in order to have an openness to the landscape there are these wide south facing windows which really capture a landscape image. in a new series called hinterland explores his adopted home of mecklenburg as always the photographer takes his time using his high resolution mid format camera over the past 7 years. gets interland i've been trying to engage more deeply with my subjects and to take a less critical stance toward certain developments than i did fairly often in the 1990 s. and early 2000 i think that's resulting in a broader spectrum of

the golden globes nominations are being announced right now. stick around.ou who is being nominated. >>> but first, part of our special black history month series, we honor a sports legend, bill russell began this long basketball career at the university of san francisco and while there led the team to two ncaa championships and a forward for the boston celtics and led that team to 11 nba championships, snagged a gold medal serving as captain for team usa. russell had to confront racism throughout his long athletic career. in 2010, former president barack obama awarded russell the presidential medal of free tom. freedom. we salute you, bill russell. oroweat bread. gathering, baking and delivering ththe goodnessss of naturere... frfrom one geneneration to the nexext anand from seeeed to slicece. ♪ ahhh. ahhhhh. ahhh. a ah. ♪ >>> good wednesday morning. it is 5:44, and if you plan to head out, go to the park today and spots like martinez, we're going to have some upper 40s during the morning and some mid-50s today. a mix of sun and clouds, but there will be a

borat is back, and his creator sacha baron cohen is a double globe nominee this year. same criticism of the obscure voting body's practices, the golden globes will still be the opening ceremony of the award season, and they could still give some indication as to who is in pole position for those coveted academy awards. sophie long, bbc news, hollywood. you're watching bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello, it is turning into a fine, sunny sunday for most of us. a lot of dry weather, certainly. we had some fog around first thing and some of that is struggling to clear, much of it shifting but with high pressure in charge it is going to remain predominantly dry through the rest of the day. so we will keep some areas of cloud, mist and murk for some eastern and southern coastal counties of england, the odd patch of mistiness elsewhere but for the majority it's fine with some spells of sunshine. a bit more cloud into western scotland, that could give just the odd spot of rain in a few places. the winds will be light for most but a little br

this is his globe. there's his snippet of the cable. morse who's kind of gotten cranky in his old age, is the white-haired gentleman looking pointedly in the other direction. but the hands as they transfer information, it's almost like information going from one side of the cable to the other. and what i love about this frame is the tondo at the top shows britannica and america talking to each other with a cable that stretches from one to the other around the globe. and then if you look at the reading on the frame, it's about the same scale and has the same configuration as the snippet of the cable itself. so you literally have a cable that connects the two sides to one another. so what you have here is the idea of an entirely networked world from a natural history standpoint and an entirely networked human society electronically. that is really the i think epitome of what humboldt was after. it is by the good graces of one british chemist james smithson. james smithson knew humboldt. they met first in 1790 when smithson was a young che

but before we begin, a note on the globes themselves.ently the group was put on the defensive when it was revealed that within its ranks was not a single black member. but having said all that, the globes do give some indication of the likely contenders in the oscars race. the frontrunner at the golden globes, at least in terms of nominations, is the picture mank. it's a tribute of sorts to old hollywood, set behind the scenes during the making of one of the greatest movies of all time, citizen kane, directed by orson welles. mank has been put together by top american film—maker david fincher, and it stars the oscar—winning british actor gary 0ldman, who most definitely has awards heat. in mank, the focus is on the creation of the first draft of the screenplay for citizen kane, released in 19111. gary 0ldman plays the central character, screenwriter hermanj mankiewicz. welles almost stole the screenwriting credit for citizen kane from him. the new world with all its power and might... 0ldman played another man good with words, winston ch

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>>> controversy swirling around the golden globes two days before the big show. director and other stars tweeted the image of a cracked golden globe with the message hollywood foreign press association, not a single black member out of 87. the foreign press association vows to change that. it's also a virtual show, so things could be strange. >> even if it's remote, i get a chance to hang with my friend. >> this is like the world's most expensive zoom drink. >> tina fey will be posting and amy poehler, from rockefeller center. golden globes, by the way, this sunday on nbc bay area right at 5:00 so we should see what will happen. >> it should be entertaining, to say the least. that's going to do it for us here. happy weekend. >> bye! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> steve: from 30 rockefeller plaza here in new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight join jimmy and his guests, queen latifah, paris hilton, musical guest, "the network." and featuring the legendary roots crew and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: t

our first guest got her first oscar and golden globe nominations when she was 14 years old.en you got 'em back then. she went on to win each of those awards, more than once, and is golden globe-nominated again for "the mauritanian." please welcome jodie foster. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> yeah, good. hi, guillermo. >> jimmy: it's very good to see you, how you doing? >> very good. really nice. >> jimmy: do you get out much? >> not much. this is pretty much it. no, the whole year, this is the highlight. >> jimmy: nine golden globe nominations, a lot of nominations. >> that many? >> jimmy: you have that many. >> did you check, are you sure? >> jimmy: they added it up -- i think it's kind of ten, i think you got a life time achievement type of thing. >> yes. >> jimmy: watching your movie, you're always so good in everything, have you ever wonder one of your movies and thought, i was not good in that? >> that stinks. [ laughter ] i'm sure i have, i'm not going to tell you which one? >> jimmy: it has happened? >> yeah it kind of has. actually, what ends up

borat is back and his creator, sasha baron cohen, is a double globe nominee this year.et and far fewer champagne corks will pop, but despite the same criticism of the obscure voting body's practices, the golden globes will still be the opening ceremony of the awards season and they could still give some indication as to who is in pole position for those coveted academy awards. sophie long, bbc news, hollywood. from hollywood to weatherfield. the actorjohnny briggs, who played mike baldwin in coronation street for 30 years, has died at the age of 85. he became famous as the charming but ruthless factory boss with a string of failed relationships. david sillito looks back at his career. i'm in charge of all the layabouts, i own the place. mr baldwin? that's right, jack. the arrival of a weatherfield outsider, factory owner and ladies man mike baldwin, played byjohnny briggs. before coronation street, he had had many roles on stage and screen, from a brief appearance in the lavender hill mob to z cars, but it was mike baldwin that made him famous. what's your game? a caree

awards season kicks off in hollywood tonight at the golden globe awards.eady controversy surrounding the hollywood foreign press association, and the nominations. for one, this year black-led films like "judas and the black messiah," and "one night in miami," having no recognition, some saying this is a lack of diversity on the voting board. this morning, the hollywood foreign press association responsible for throwing the annual golden globe awards facing allegations from one journalist of corrupt and unlawful practices in a lawsuit filed in a california court. >> hi, there. >> reporter: in the lawsuit, kjersti flaa, a norwegian reporter alleges she tried three times to become a member in order to improve her livelihood but was rejected. she claimed that outside journalists privately referred to it as a, quote, cartel. she also claims that only half of the organization's members are active journalists, yet the group has an outside impact on hollywood. >> it's all about rubbing each other's backs. when that happens for a very long time, everyone owes each