The Golden Globe Awards dominated discussions, with a spotlight on Ricky Gervais's controversial win for his stand-up special, backstage photos of winners like Teyana Taylor and Owen Cooper, a recap of Nikki Glaser's monologue and memorable speeches, and overall highlights recognizing big wins for 'One Battle After Another' and 'The Pitt'.
The literary scene is buzzing with Senator John Kennedy becoming a best-selling author, book reviews for 'Lost Lambs' by Madeline Cash and Karl Ove Knausgaard's 'The School of Night', a guide to Karl Ove Knausgaard's works, an exploration of C. Thi Nguyen's new book 'The Score' on gamification, and a review of 'Miracle Children' by Katie Benner and Erica L. Green.
The music world sees The Kid Mero transition to morning radio, BTS announcing their colossal 2026-27 world tour, a review of the Boston Symphony's performance of Barber's 'Vanessa', previews of 7 anticipated albums for 2026, and **Sunn O))) returning with a new album**.
New film, television, and stage projects are making headlines, including Emilia Clarke's new Cold War drama 'Ponies', Adrien Brody and Tessa Thompson starring in the Broadway play 'Fear of 13', and Jon Stewart's latest political satire on 'The Daily Show' skewering former President Trump.
The arts and cultural sector features an auction of former President Jimmy Carter's paintings, a review of 'Collage Revisited' at the Live Artery Festival, the Park Avenue Armory hiring Deborah Warner as its new artistic leader, and the New Museum announcing its reopening date with new artist commissions.
The news includes accusations of child sex abuse against Emmy-winning actor Timothy Busfield, the passing of 'Dilbert' creator Scott Adams at 68, and the death of Pulitzer-winning historian Daniel Walker Howe at 88.