THE golden globes will return to Sunday next year, but it is unclear who will televise or broadcast the price to show.
The 2024 Golden Globes, the 81st annual awards show, are scheduled to take place on Sunday, January 7, 2024.
The move marks a return to the awards ceremony’s longstanding first Sunday in January spot on the awards calendar. This year’s ceremony, hosted by Jerrod Carmichael, aired Tuesday, January 10 on NBC, in part due to conflicts with New Year’s Day, the final day of the NFL regular season and the Critics Choice Awards. .
The 2023 Golden Globes took place in the final year of the awards deal with NBC. The network, which has been broadcasting the Globes since 1996, refused to air the 2022 edition of the awards show earlier this year following a entertainment industry boycott prompted by the Los Angeles Times exposed in 2021 that revealed Golden Globes organization The Hollywood Foreign Press Association contained no black members and had engaged in unethical conduct and suspicious financial practices.
This year’s telecast averaged 6.25 million viewers, down 10% from the 6.91 million for the last televised Globes ceremony in 2021, which was a stripped-down affair amid the COVID pandemic -19.
It remains unclear where future editions of the awards ceremony will air, including the 2024 ceremony.
And it’s possible that, as the SAG Awards recently signed a deal to stream on Netflix, a streaming service could be a future partner for the Globes film and TV awards show, especially as platforms embrace the advertising and are looking for content that will get live engagement.
As streaming now encompasses advertising, services are looking for content designed for live engagement.
The show is produced by Dick Clark Productions.
The HFPA is owned by Eldridge Industries, while DCP was recently acquired by Penske Media Eldridgea joint venture between Penske Media Corporation and Eldridge which also owns The Hollywood Reporter.