The Highs, Lows, and Whoas of the 2026 Golden Globes

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Nikki Glaser immediately won over the audience with her quick wit and humor. Returning as a Golden Globes host for the second time, she confidently took the stage and delivered a strong opening monologue. Known for her playful roasts, Glaser’s jokes mostly targeted those who could handle them. Kevin Hart was teased about his height and the Jumanji films, while Sean Penn endured a joke about his adventurous travels and alleged drug use. Glaser also didn’t shy away from poking fun at Hollywood’s corporate side, with sharp observations about the Warner Bros. sale and a playful jab at CBS News being a source of “See BS news.” It was a welcome dose of silly wordplay! —JM

Senate Stumbles Over Stablecoin: Coinbase Loses Patience 🤷♂️💸

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In an outburst of bipartisan-awaited drama, Coinbase-a name now synonymous with polite brevity-has issued a firm but decorous ultimatum to Congress: revise the pg. 885 of the CLARITY Act pertaining to stablecoin reward shackles, or face the ignominy of its withdrawal. The modus operandi? A feeble Senate Banking Committee, slated to scrutinize the bill with … Read more

1408 Amazon-Exclusive 4K Steelbook Edition Releases This Week

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The movie 1408 is based on a short story by Stephen King from 1999. It centers on Mike Enslin, an author dealing with personal loss who travels to investigate supposedly haunted locations. His latest case leads him to the infamous room 1408 at The Dolphin hotel in New York City. The film was a commercial success and boasts strong acting from John Cusack and Samuel L. Jackson.

The Jessie Buckley Train Chugs Along

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She also made a point of saying her husband is really enjoying the drinks and appetizers, which are definitely a perk of attending these events. Her main competition for awards so far is Rose Byrne, who previously won Best Actress in a Comedy, but most people still anticipate seeing Buckley accept several awards this season. Hopefully, her acceptance speeches will continue to be delightfully unusual, and she’ll keep eliciting a few tears from Paul Mescal along the way.

One Battle After Another Is Winning the War

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Producer Sara Murphy described the filmmaking process as “one of the most incredible experiences of my life” while accepting the award. She dedicated it to the late Adam Somner, saying they missed him dearly. Murphy also expressed gratitude to Mike, Pam, and David for their early support of the film, and praised the abundance of original films released this year, calling it “a feast for us all.”