Golden Globes News: Songwriter, Clooney character converge at kudos — Art imitates life: When T Bone Burnett accepted the original song Golden Globe Feb. 17 for “The Weary Kind,” from “Crazy Heart,” he asked where the song’s co-writer, Ryan Bingham, was, then answered, “He must be ‘Up in the Air,’ ” a reference to the name of George Clooneys character in the Jason Reitman film (and a reference that seemed to be lost on the audience). While the real-life Bingham was enjoying a libation at the Beverly Hilton bar and missed the opportunity to accept his award onstage, the fictional Bingham was beat out for actor kudos by “Heart” star Jeff Bridges.
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Will the real Ryan Bingham please show up?
Golden Globes News: Telecast expected to beat last year’s numbers — NBC’s coverage of the 67th Annual Golden Globe Awards won its timeslot in key demos Sunday.
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Globes golden in ratings race
Golden Globes News: Duo to present awards at Jan. 17 event — Nicole Kidman and “Avatar” star Sam Worthington have been added to the roster of presenters for the Golden Globes.
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Kidman, Worthington join Globes
Golden Globes News: Their Globe nominations reflect big themes they tackled — If the HFPA can be faulted for its occasional popcorn choices, the org has historically maintained a highbrow sensibility in the directors race, with this year being no exception.
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Directors think globally
