The Tarnished Golden Globes Are Back, and So Are Many Stars. Will Viewers Return?
The New York Times
Stars put on their finery and walked the red carpet for the 80th annual Golden Globe Awards. The ceremony will air on NBC at 8 p.m. Eastern, after a one-year hiatus, as the troubled awards show attempts a comeback.
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