Golden Globes 2026 awards live streaming, time, where to watch in USA, nominations list: Host, probable winners

Golden Globes 2026 awards is set to be held on Sunday. Hollywood's A-listers are gathering for the gala event. Leonardo DiCaprio, Timothee Chalamet and other top names in show business will compete for prizes on ⁠Sunday at the Golden Globes, one of the major film contests on Hollywood's journey to the Academy Awards.

Golden Globes 2026 Awards Time

Golden Globes 2026 awards ceremony begins at 8 p.m. (ET), 5 p.m. (PT), at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, California. CBS is the official broadcaster.


Entertainment Tonight will stream red carpet arrivals beginning at 6 p.m. (ET), 3 p.m. (PT) as part of its "Live From E!: Golden Globes" preshow. Variety will also have live red carpet coverage starting at 6:30 p.m. (ET), 3:30 p.m. (PT). Both shows will be available on their websites and social media platforms, as well as Peacock for the Entertainment Tonight show and Fire TV for Variety.

Golden Globes 2026 Awards Live Online, Channel

Online, you can watch live on the CBS app. Golden Globe will also stream on Paramount+, but only subscribers who have a premium Paramount+ plan will be able to watch live. For those who do not, the ceremony can be streamed beginning Monday on Paramount+.

Golden Globes 2026 Awards Host, Presenter

Comedian and actress Nikki Glaser, who last year became the ceremony's first solo female host, is back for an encore after a well-reviewed turn.

The lineup of actors, comedians and musicians who will hand out awards includes "Heated Rivalry" stars Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie, Amanda Seyfried, Charli XCX, Colman Domingo, George Clooney, Julia Roberts, Kevin Hart, Miley Cyrus, Pamela Anderson and Snoop Dogg.

Golden Globes 2026 Winners (Probable)

The top two categories appear to be largely settled this year, with the Leonardo DiCaprio-led epic "One Battle After Another" having the inside track for best musical or comedy, and the Shakespeare drama "Hamnet" the favorite in drama. But "Sinners," Ryan Coogler's vampire horror film, could play spoiler on the drama side, and don't rule out Josh Safdie's screwball table-tennis comedy "Marty Supreme," whose star, Timothée Chalamet, has embarked on a madcap press tour.

On the television side, it looks to be a year of newcomers, with the Noah Wyle-led medical drama "The Pitt" and Seth Rogen's Hollywood satire "The Studio" favored to repeat their Emmy wins. For the first time -- in recognition of its growth as a visual medium -- there is also a podcast category, though it has been the subject of controversy.