DPA’s Luxe Gift Suite a Highlight of Golden Globes Weekend
The Luxe Hotel was buzzing with VIP guests and a diverse selection of international vendors With the actors and writers strikes settled and Hollywood getting back in the swing of winter awards season, it was time to celebrate at the two-day DPA luxury gifting lounge for nominees, presenters and other VIPs. Held at the landmark Luxe Sunset Boulevard Hotel located at the intersection of Sunset and the 405, the gifting lounge was...
Lily Gladstone Makes History at Revamped Golden Globe Awards as ‘Oppenheimer’ Sweeps Top Prizes
Despite an unwatchable and often excruciatingly painful monologue by host Jo Koy, the revamped Golden Globe awards kicked off winter awards season 2024 with some landmark moments. Although “Killers of the Flower Moon” lost all the big motion picture drama prizes to “Oppenheimer,” its lead actress Lily Gladstone took home the trophy in her category, making history as the first indigenous actor to do so. She began her acceptance speech...
‘Wild Beauty’ Documentary Exposes the Mistreatment of Wild Horses in the West
Majestic scenes of wild horses roaming free on the range loom large in the American imagination. Yet what many people do not realize is that the federal government regularly rounds up these beautiful animals because it says they are overpopulated on literally nearly 30 million acres of land in the West. Wild Beauty: Mustang Spirit of the West, a new feature-length documentary, chronicles the plight of these wild horses across remote,...
‘The Morning Show’ & ‘Succession’ Top Critics Choice Awards TV Nominations
The crew of Apple TV+’s The Morning Show beat out the media moguls of HBO’s Succession to top the television nominations for the 29th annual Critics Choice Awards. The Morning Show received six noms while Succession scored five. Coming in with four nominations apiece are Abbott Elementary (ABC), The Bear (FX), Beef (Netflix), Lessons In Chemistry (Apple...
Billion Dollar Deal Settles SAG-AFTRA Strike; Actors Head Back to Work
SAG-AFTRA president Fran Drescher on the picket lines of the just-ended strike Thousands of actors – at least those who currently have a job – are headed back to work after the resolution of the highly disruptive SAG-AFTRA strike that was called in early July, two months after the Writers Guild of America also went on strike and effectively decimating most new production in the entertainment industry. The first stop for many will be...
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