Are Zendaya and Tom Holland engaged? Speculation runs wild after Golden Globes.

The actress sparked speculation with a stunning diamond ring.

Sunday night was a big one for the celebrities of both television and movies as the 82nd Golden Globes took place in Los Angeles.

It was a big event for Zendaya as she was up for an award for her phenomenal work Challengers, and both Challengers and Dune: Part Two were nominated for Best Picture awards. While the talented actress didn’t take home any statuettes this year — she won the Golden Globe for Best Actress in a Television Drama for Euphoria in 2023 — there was a shiny object that got a lot of attention.

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Zendaya wore two gorgeous dresses over the course of the night — a beautiful orange gown and a sparkly golden one — but also donned a stunning diamond ring on her left hand ring finger. The Spider-Man: Far From Home actress has been dating co-star Tom Holland since 2021, and the ring stood out for folks following at home immediately.

Los Angeles Times writer Amy Kaufman said the starlet was asked directly, and Zendaya didn’t deny the engagement. “She kept showing her ring, smiled coyly and shrugged her shoulders mysteriously,” the Times said. Additionally, the ring was not included in the listed jewelry Zendaya would be wearing as a Bvlgari ambassador.

A post from TMZ cited a source close to the couple confirming the engagement, but neither actor has directly announced the life event.

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Kathy Bates hilariously ripped up her Golden Globes acceptance speech after not winning

The iconic actress didn’t win for her role in Matlock.

It was a loaded field for the Best Actress (Drama Series) at the 82nd Golden Globes of on Sunday night, with Anna Sawai taking home the prize for her work on Shōgun.

The highly-acclaimed FX series won all four awards it was nominated for, including best lead and supporting actors for Hiroyuki Sanada and Tadanobu Asano, as well as Best Drama Series.

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Sawai was up against a powerhouse lineup that included Keira Knightley (Black Doves), Maya Erskine (Mr. & Mrs. Smith), Emma D’Arcy (House of the Dragon), Keri Russell (The Diplomat) and the iconic Kathy Bates (Matlock).

When Sawai’s name was announced, Bates dramatically (and obviously playfully) ripped up her acceptance speech.

Absolutely incredible work from the long-time actress.

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Sofia Vergara playfully heckled Jodie Foster after Golden Globes win: ‘Not again!’

The True Detective actress took home her fourth Golden Globe of her career.

The 82nd Golden Globes took place on Sunday night, celebrating the best in film and television. It was a big night for the Netflix film Emilia Pérez, and FX’s Shōgun took home all four awards it was nominated for on the television side.

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Demi Moore won her first ever film award for her role in The Substance, and she wasn’t the only iconic, long-time actress to take home a statuette. Jodie Foster earned her fourth Golden Globe on Sunday night, this time for her role in True Detective: Night Country.

As she approached the stage, fellow Best Actress

It was a hilarious moment, and Foster would go on to shout out Vergara. “The greatest thing about being this age and being in this time is having a community of all these people — especially you, Sofia.”

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Nikki Glaser got Adam Sandler to assist her Timothée Chalamet Golden Globes joke

The perfect crowd participation.

The 82nd Golden Globes took place on Sunday night, bringing together the best and brightest from both film and television. Comedian and actress Nikki Glaser took over hosting duties, and the roast comic had fun with the crowd in Los Angeles during her opening riff.

At one point, the Trainwreck actress playfully joked with Timothée Chalamet, the star of both Dune: Part Two and A Complete Unknown, about his mustache and more. At one point, Glaser commented that his name was so fun, sounding like a name Happy Gilmore actor Adam Sandler would say.

After mimicking Sandler’s style, she called on him in the audience. Thankfully, Sandler obliged with a “Chalamet” of his own.

How can you stream the 2025 Golden Globes? Here’s the answer.

The best of TV and movies from 2024 will be celebrated Sunday night.

Sunday night in Los Angeles, the best of television and film for 2024 will be celebrated at the Golden Globe Awards. Movies like Challengers, Conclave, Dune: Part Two, The Substance and Wicked are among the nominated, while The Diplomat, Slow Horses, Abbott Elementary, The Bear and Squid Game are some of the series up for television awards.

It’s sure to be a star-studded affair, hosted by comedian and actress Nikki Glaser. There’s a plethora of incredible talent set to present awards on Sunday night, including  Andrew Garfield, Anthony Mackie, Anthony Ramos, Anya Taylor-Joy, Catherine O’Hara, Colin Farrell, Colman Domingo, Demi Moore, Elton John, Jeff Goldblum, Jennifer Coolidge, Nate Bargatze and Nicolas Cage.

Things kick off at 8 p.m. ET on CBS, and you can stream the show on Paramount+.

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How to stream Die Hard if that is your preferred Christmas movie to watch this year

A lot of people love watching Die Hard on Christmas.

With virtually no sports on Christmas Eve in 2024, perhaps you are looking for a movie to watch instead. Maybe your choice is Die Hard.

People often debate whether or not the Bruce Willis film is a Christas movie. If you have decided that it is and want to spend you winter evening watching one of the best movies about the holiday, you can cozy up on the couch and stream it at home.

The best option is if you already have an account on Disney+ (which you may have with your Hulu account) for free. You can also buy or rent the movie on Amazon, Apple TV, YouTube, or various other streaming services. Yippee ki-yay!

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If that isn’t your thing, though, we have plenty of other recommendations for you as well.

While there isn’t any NBA to watch live on Christmas Eve, you still have plenty of other ways to entertain yourself.

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September 5 delivers a new perspective on the Munich Olympics hostage crisis

The new film examines the 1972 tragedy from a different lens.

The hostage crisis at the 1972 Munich Olympics, also known as the “Munich Massacre,” has been the subject of several movies and documentaries over the years. Steven Spielberg’s Munich from 2005 was nominated for five Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Director.

Now, we have a new angle on the devastating terrorist attack.

September 5, a movie from director Tim Fehlbaum (The Colony) and starring Peter Sarsgaard (Presumed Innocent), John Magaro (Past Lives) and Ben Chaplin (Family), looks at the perspective of the ABC Sports broadcasting team as the kidnapping of nine Israeli athletes unfolds.

ABC Sports was on site in Munich for the games, set up adjacent to the Olympic Village. What was expected to be a simple day of sport broadcasting turned into a harrowing experience as producer Geoff Mason (Magaro) and executive Roone Arledge (Sarsgaard) had to navigate the morals and speed of making decisions real-time during an international crisis.

The movie is gripping and will have you on the edge of your seat, despite never leaving the control room. Decisions have to be made on the fly, and the repercussions were literally seen worldwide. The setting itself becomes a character, something that was important to Fehlbaum.

“That’s exactly how we approached it,” the director told For The Win in a recent interview. “We wanted that world to be as accurately and authentically [portrayed] as possible. We also thought that in a in a movie that is about the media, everything that comes along with that, with the technology of television back then, it has to be understandable for the audience.”

Sarsgaard and Magaro are phenomenal, and the supporting cast of Chaplin (Marvin Bader), Leonie Benesch (German translator Marianne Gebhardt) and Benjamin Walker (ABC news anchor Peter Jennings) all bring life to the story.

September 5 is out December 13 in an exclusive release, with the expansion release set for January 17, 2025.

Movie: September 5
Release Date: December 13, 2024/January 17, 2025 
Director: Tim Fehlbaum
Stars: Peter Sarsgaard, John Magaro, Ben Chaplin
Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars

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Timothée Chalamet was offered Stephen A. Smith mentorship for an ESPN career

Get this man on TV talking about sports more often! 

Oscar-nominated actor Timothée Chalamet stole headlines and hearts when he appeared on ESPN’s College GameDay on Saturday.

While promoting his upcoming Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown before it opens on Christmas Day, he some impressive correct predictions on this panel.

He also brought some great research and general knowledge to the table during this appearance, which made the experience even more fun for the viewers at home.

It was legitimately refreshing to hear someone approach this assignment as seriously as he did, especially considering many who appear on TV for their full-time job do not take that same approach.

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This was not just Chalemet goofing around, though.

It appears that the New York-born 28-year-old is a longtime sports fan. In fact, way back in 2010, he even won a contest by two former NBA players and won free tickets to see the Knicks at Madison Square Garden.

Chalamet joked during a recent interview with Entertainment Tonight that he would love to pivot to a gig at ESPN or “any sportscasting” job.

He added that acting is not always very reliable and that he would love a job for six to eight months hosting a show like Stephen A. Smith or Pat McAfee.

Smith saw the tweet and said down to show him “the ropes” whenever.

Imagine the raw talent we saw from Chalemet trained under Smith’s tutelage. He would become an unstoppable force! Get this man on TV talking about sports more often!

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Why Wicked just took a step back as an Oscar Best Picture frontrunner

Wicked has more of a hill to climb for Best Picture at the Oscars next year.

If you’re hoping for Wicked to win Best Picture at next year’s Academy Awards, you might want to sit down.

The smash-hit adaptation of the Broadway musical surprisingly took home the National Board of Review’s Best Film award on Wednesday, which puts Wicked well in line to land a Best Picture nomination next month.

Most of the NBR’s recent winners, sans 2020’s Da 5 Bloods and 2014’s A Most Violent Year, over the last decade have gone on to get nominated in the Oscars’ biggest category.

However, only one film since 2008 has actually won Best Picture after winning the NBR’s Best Film honor: 2018’s Green Book.

That puts Wicked at a historical disadvantage, as the NBR’s Best Film award is a rather curious note of bad luck for any Best Picture contender.

The honor only lined up with the Academy in Best Picture during the 2000s on two occasions: 2007’s No Country for Old Men and 2008’s Slumdog Millionaire.

If you’re looking for an idea of how the New York City-based NBR operates, know their Best Film category typically rewards distinctly American films with its top prize and isn’t afraid to honor a blockbuster like it did in 2022 with Top Gun: Maverick and in 2015 with Mad Max: Fury Road. 

Wicked is a classic crowd-pleaser, but it’s also a work of American intellectual property and adapted from a gigantic Broadway show. Best Picture hasn’t gone to a work of IP since 2003’s The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King and hasn’t gone to a Broadway adaptation since 2002’s Chicago. The broadening international impact in the Academy’s voting body doesn’t necessarily lend itself to a film like Wicked winning Best Picture, either, as international voters typically prefer more auteur-driven, arthouse-friendly fare like 2019’s Parasite, 2020’s Nomadland, 2022’s Everything Everywhere All at Once and 2023’s Oppenheimer. 

However, 2021’s CODA proved how crowd-pleasing films with a musical slant can succeed in Best Picture as of late. But that’s a film firmly grounded in reality and surged late in the Best Picture process.

These historical stats slip up all the time, so don’t assume this as Wicked‘s kiss of death. Meanwhile, the NBR’s inability to predict where Best Picture is going over the years does make you wonder if Wicked has a ceiling.

Wicked is most certainly going to be a popular film at this year’s Oscars, but don’t necessarily count on it as the clear frontrunner. This one has much more to defy than you might expect, and the “NBR Best Film curse” is now one of them. It’ll be one of the contenders, but really don’t call it a lock right now.

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Wicked’s Cynthia Erivo officially ends movie’s controversial audience singing debate

Cynthia Erivo has given the official verdict about singing at the movies.

So many moviegoers have been flocking to see Wicked, including folks like Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins, who admitted to singing along in the theatre.

Unfortunately, not everyone has been belting out notes. Some people, like For The Win’s Cory Woodroof, are not huge fans of others singing mid-movie. (Cory recently begged watchers not to sing along — “for the love of Oz.”) However, there’s been a development. One of the film’s biggest stars, Cynthia Erivo, officially settled the controversial singing debate during an appearance on the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.

How does she feel about the singing? “Good!” Cynthia happily told the TODAY show crew. “I’m okay with it. We spent this long singing it ourselves. It’s time for everyone else to join in. It’s wonderful.” BOOM. CASE CLOSED. Carry on, everyone. (See the 1:07 mark in the clip below.)

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