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Hollywood Foreign Press Association Sues Over Takeover of Golden Globes

Hollywood Foreign Press Association Sues Over Takeover of Golden Globes
NYT Business Thursday 30 July 2026, 00:23 UTC By Nicole Sperling 1 min read
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The Golden Globe Awards, for years owned by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, was sold in 2023 to Penske Media, the owner of several Hollywood trade publications.

The Golden Globe Awards, for years owned by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, was sold in 2023 to Penske Media, the owner of several Hollywood trade publications. [Image text:] GOLDENGLOBES
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