A photo-forward piece charts Barbara Eden’s life and career, highlighting her iconic Jeannie role on I Dream of Jeannie (1965–1970), her Golden Globes nominations, and a long list of public appearances and events from the 2000s through the 2010s.
BuzzFeed notes Cole Walliser addressed viral claims that Jennifer Lopez was rude to him on the Golden Globes red carpet, saying red-carpet moments are chaotic and Lopez’s interaction wasn’t rude—she was getting into position for the Glambot shot, and Walliser reminded viewers that celebrities often operate under intense, fast-paced conditions. Lopez later left heart emojis on his original Glambot video.
Jimmy Fallon publicly urged The Tonight Show alum Hudson Williams to host Saturday Night Live after Williams’ debut drew a wild audience, joking about his Canadian edge and noting Lorne Michaels’ backing; Fallon had previously championed Williams alongside Finn Wolfhard, signaling Williams’s rising star status and potential SNL hosting gig.
At the Golden Globes, Selena Gomez briefly touched Miley Cyrus’s stomach and called her 'hot mama,' triggering a wave of social-media speculation about a possible pregnancy and a frenzy of fan reactions, though the full exchange’s context remains unclear.
Barstool Sports host Dan “Big Cat” Katz criticized the Golden Globes’ new Best Podcast award after his show Pardon My Take was snubbed despite being shortlisted; he called the process a joke and claimed voting was rigged, noting PMT did not receive a nomination while Good Hang with Amy Poehler won the award.
This data-driven piece analyzes precursor awards (Golden Globes, Critics Choice, BAFTA, SAG-AFTRA, PGA, DGA) chosen to forecast the Oscars’ top four categories (Best Picture, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Director) since 2001. It finds PGA and Critics Choice are the strongest predictors for Best Picture, BAFTA is less consistently aligned, Golden Globes reliably predict Best Actress (especially when drama and musical/comedy are split), there’s no single standout predictor for Best Actor, and the Directors Guild Award is by far the most reliable predictor for Best Director with only a few exceptions. Overall precursor accuracy tends to sit in the 60–70% range, making DGA the clearest signal for directing honors and Globes a better guide for acting than for Picture, while non-English and other factors keep some races unpredictable.
Pamela Anderson told Andy Cohen on SiriusXM that sitting near Seth Rogen at the Golden Globes made her feel “yucky” and criticized his decision to produce Pam & Tommy without consulting her, calling it a painful period of her life being turned into a TV series. She said she hasn’t spoken to him and would welcome an apology, though she noted Rogen has not commented. Rogen had a high-profile Globes night (wins and a presence at the ceremony) while Anderson emphasized the personal nature of her past traumas and privacy.
Pamela Anderson says she still wants an apology from Seth Rogen for Pam & Tommy, four years after the Hulu miniseries portrayed her without her involvement. She told SiriusXM she felt “yucky” being near Rogen at the Golden Globes and criticized the series for turning private trauma into entertainment, noting the show’s creators should have consulted her. Rogen won acting and series awards that night for The Studio.
Pamela Anderson says she still wants Seth Rogen to reach out and apologize for Pam & Tommy, telling Andy Cohen that his presence at the Golden Globes made her feel weird and uncomfortable. She has previously criticized the series for depicting a painful period of her life without her permission and says she hoped Rogen would acknowledge her perspective, though she downplays the issue’s impact on her privacy.
Pamela Anderson told Andy Cohen she felt “yucky” sitting near Seth Rogen at the Golden Globes and demanded a public apology for his role in Pam & Tommy, saying the series invaded her privacy and upset her, though she didn’t confront him directly at the event.
Pamela Anderson said on SiriusXM’s Andy Cohen Live that sitting near Seth Rogen at the 2026 Golden Globes felt weird and yucky because Rogen produced the Pam & Tommy miniseries about her life without her consent. She criticized turning a painful period of her life into a TV show, noted she considered a death stare but didn’t, left the ceremony after presenting an award, and said she hopes Rogen will apologize—even if it may not matter—while stressing producers should have sought her permission.
The Hollywood Reporter and Launchmetrics unveil the 2026 Golden Globes Red Carpet Power Rankings, with Chanel taking the top fashion-brand slot thanks to Selena Gomez’s head-to-toe Chanel look (MIV around $12M). Hudson Williams leads the Top 5 Men thanks to Armani and Bulgari placements; Bulgari also wins jewelry with about $9.1M MIV, while top women—led by Gomez and Priyanka Chopra—drive about $27.6M in MIV compared with men’s $9.6M, underscoring women’s continued dominance in earned engagement on the red carpet.
Pamela Anderson revealed she felt 'yucky' and uneasy seeing Seth Rogen at the Golden Globes after he produced the Pam & Tommy series about her life without her permission. She discussed wanting to tell him how she felt, left the ceremony early to go to bed, and said she’d appreciate an apology, though she acknowledges there are worse things in the world. She has previously said she had no desire to watch the Hulu series.
Teyana Taylor teased that Leonardo DiCaprio was talking to her during a viral Golden Globes clip, a claim she later teased she wasn’t sure about. DiCaprio denied the moment, leaving fans joking about who he was actually speaking to and weaving in pop-culture quips like K-pop Demon Hunters during awards season.
On The Tonight Show after her Golden Globes win, Teyana Taylor explains Leonardo DiCaprio’s viral Globes moment, saying he was talking about K-Pop Demon Hunters to someone else and she briefly misread the scene, even trying lip‑read before realizing she wasn’t the subject. She also performed “Hard Part” with Lucky Daye and reflected on nervy moments of her acceptance speech.