2018 Golden Globes Set Show Date
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The 75th Golden Globes Awards will air on Sunday, January 7, 2018, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association announced today. The show will air live coast to coast on NBC.
This year’s telecast, hosted by Jimmy Fallon, was up from the previous year (unlike the Oscars, which keep dipping) with 20M viewers and a 5.6 in the 18-49 demo. That was a gain of 1.5M viewers from the previous year.
As of yet, no announcement of a host or nominations date yet but with those ratings, Fallon will probably return and with the SAG Awards announcing their nomination date this week I’m guessing we’ll see the Golden Globe nominations on the 12th since they traditionally are the announced the same week.
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