Top Hollywood news of the day: November 24, 2017

While Uma Thurman rips into Harvey Weinstein, Chris Hemsworth seems excited about his upcoming war film 12 Strong. Oh, and popular political presenter and comedian Seth Meyers has grabbed the chance of hosting the 75th Golden Globe Awards Ceremony on January 7, 2018 after gaining critical acclaim for his political coverage on his show with A Closer Look segment. As the latest offering of Disney-Pixar, Coco, beats Warner Bros' Justice League on Thanksgiving at the box office, Armando Iannucci's acclaimed political drama The Death of Stalin wins big at British Independent Film Awards.

Uma Thurman on Harvey Weinstein: Taking a swipe at disgraced producer Harvey Weinstein over the allegations of sexual harassment, actor Uma Thurman said the Hollywood mogul does not “deserve a bullet”. The Kill Bill star had earlier said that she is “waiting to feel less angry” before she addresses the scandal surrounding Weinstein and the ongoing problem of sexual harassment in Hollywood. Weinstein, who worked with Thurman on Kill Bill, Pulp Fiction, and various other films, is currently under investigation by police in New York, Los Angeles, Beverly Hills and the UK for sexual assault accusations.

Chris Hemsworth's next 12 Strong gets trailer: Fresh from the enormous success of Thor: Ragnarok, Chris Hemsworth has now set his sights upon his upcoming film 12 Strong. Directed by Nicolai Fuglsig, 12 Strong is a remarkable story of a bunch of soldiers in the initial days of so-called War on Terrorlaunched by the Bush administration in the wake of 9/11 terrorist attacks.

Seth Meyers to host 2018 Golden Globe Awards: Comedian and presenter Seth Meyers is slated to host the 75th Golden Globe Awards Ceremony on January 7, 2018. The news was announced on Thursday on the occasion of Thanksgiving via Golden Globe’s website and Twitter. Meyers got the hosting opportunity after gaining critical acclaim for his political coverage on his show with A Closer Look segment which often tackles President Donald Trump’s administration.

Thanksgiving box office in US: Coco beats Justice League: Warner Bros' Justice League was overcome by their rivals Disney-Pixar's animated feature Coco. While Justice League could only manage 10.45 million dollars, Coco earned 13.3 million dollars.

The Death Of Stalin wins big at British Independent Film Awards: Armando Iannucci's acclaimed political satire The Death of Stalin has grabbed three British Independent Film Awards. The film is based on the last days of Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin and its aftermath. It stars Andrea Riseborough, Rupert Friend,Paddy Considine, Steve Buscemi and the disgraced actor Jeffrey Tambor.