The Golden Globes 2021 ceremony was held on Monday, March 1. Like everything else, the coronavirus pandemic also affected the awards season. The ceremony took place from both Los Angeles and New York, with nominees taking part from locations around the world. Tina Fey and Amy Poehler hosted the event from Rainbow Room in New York and Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, respectively. The nominees for the Golden Globes were revealed on February 3. This time, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association or HFPA, the organisation behind the awards, honoured films and TV shows released in 2020 and early 2021. When it comes to films, David Fincher's gorgeous, black-and-white ode to Old Hollywood Mank had the most nominations - six. However, it was unable to clinch the trophy in any major category. One of the biggest wins of the night belonged to Netflix's controversial show The Crown. It won awards in four major categories, including one for Best Television Series (Drama). Emma Corin, Josh O'Connor and Gillian Anderson bagged the awards as well for their stellar performances on the show. Schitt's Creek had five nominations; it won in the Best Television Series (musical or comedy) category. Ozark and The Undoing both had 4 nominations each. However, they were unable to convert it into any win.
