Golden Globes cancelled?
at least that's the hollywood rumor. No globes... no ed.
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yes and no.....if the wga pickets it even if it isn't televised i doubt anyone would cross the line....
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that way, the speeches can be longer, no need to be cut off.
...and also musical performances.
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It's not the jokes that is the problem, it is crossing the picket lines. Many stars who haven gotten very rich reading scripts that these guys wrote want to show support. I heard today Jon Stewert is a member so he can't even write for his own show, just do it off top of his head?
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That's not really the problem; it's the fact that the actors, directors, etc. -- ie, the people who would be getting awarded -- have indicated that they will not cross the picket lines to attend the show. And, let's face it, there's no point of doing an awards show if nobody will be there to accept the awards.
Also, does the Golden Globes even have musical performances? I can't remember that ever being the case in the past. The only film awards show that I recall having musical performances was the Oscars.
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i hope jons got a nice jewy strike beard coming in!
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no the globes don't have performances but they do give out the award for song so he could/would be there....
nope they have not reached an agreement ala letterman.....they are crossing the picket line so their staffs do not get laid off.....
The only down side is the lack of musical performances *this year*. Usually these are insufferable anyway. GADS.
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well technically as long as jon doesn't "write" anything he's ok.....but obviously he'll have to do something when he goes on the air......the writers by and large realize this was going to happen if the strike went long enough....they have still shut down prime time shows and movies so they still have leverage.....
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i'm not exactly positive but it they want monies for internet distribution and and extra 1 or 2 cents per dvd sale.......i know there is a wga writer on here so i'm sure he/she will give you better details than me.....:)
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the main reason the actors arent crossing the line is because there deal is up in may or june so they want the same support they are showing now! it sucks for the fans
But yeah, Letterman is THE ONLY one with an interim deal with the WGA to have his writers back to work.
I'll be curious to see Colbert tonight - being his entire show is done in-character, I wonder what his show will be like.
the globes don't have performances
http://unitedhollywood.blogspot.com/ This one has a video on the right hand side called "Why We Fight."
http://www.deadlinehollywooddaily.com/ Has the info on the Golden Globes.
Trust me, we all want it to be over soon. It sucks for everybody.
im expecting colbert to be hilarious tonight! ive been missing it! hes got plenty of improv experiences from second city to get through a few writerless shows...
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Thanks! Sorry, no clue.
And he got in trouble with the WGA for it too.
Ah well. There you go. No real loss except for glory. It's potentially bad for the winners as it lessens Oscar momentum, or something. The last time I paid attention to this was for LOTR and the politics were really awful.
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Earlier Monday, NBC Entertainment cochief Ben Silverman told E! News anchor Ryan Seacrest that the network was "obviously trying to find a solution to satisfy fans of these great movies and all the incredible stars who have worked so hard all year and got this incredible opportunity.
"Sadly, it feels like the nerdiest, ugliest, meanest kids in the high school are trying to cancel the prom. But NBC wants to try to keep that prom alive."
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