More than 18 million Americans watched the Golden Globes on Sunday in a ceremony...
LOS ANGELES - More than 18 million Americans watched the Golden Globes on Sunday in a ceremony hosted by acerbic British comedian Ricky Gervais, whose monologue skewering A-list celebrities was praised by some but criticized as dull and cynical by others.
Nielsen data on Monday showed that the first big show kicking off Hollywood’s award season, broadcast live on NBC, was watched by 18.3 million Americans, down about 2%from 2019. In 2019, 18.6 million Americans tuned in when actors Sandra Oh and Andy Samberg hosted the Golden Globes in Beverly Hills, California. In 2016, the last time Gervais hosted, some 18.5 million Americans tuned in.
Gervais, returning for a fifth time as Golden Globes host, let rip with expletive-filled jokes about diversity in the entertainment business, the rise of streaming, and actors who use their time at the winners’ podium to make political speeches.
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