Golden Globe Award

Golden Globe Awards (Golden Globe Awards) is one of the most important awards in the U.S. film and television industry, began in 1943, by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association in mid-January each year in the form of a formal dinner, that is, in the Academy Awards held a month before the organization of the Oscars, is known as the "Oscars wind vane". There are 24 awards, including Best Screenplay, Best Director, Best Foreign Language Film, Best Actor and Best Actress, which are voted by 96 journalists.