Lady Gaga Dog Walker - Golden Globes 2020 - Ep. 175
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1. From The Vulture: This year Golden Globes Tina Fey and Amy Poehler hosted from two small event rooms in New York and L.A., respectively, and most celebrities joined via awkward Zoom breakout room calls. The show was exactly as weird and great and occasionally bad as that sounds — there were moving moments like Chadwick Boseman’s widow accepting his award for Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, there were indelible bits like Jason Sudeikis rambling about Tolstoy, and there were pets! Technical glitches! Many people trying to keep everyone else from forgetting about racism! In all, the Globes felt unexpectedly appropriate for this strange time in American life. Let's talk about what stood out the most.
2. From Deadline: Disney CEO Bob Chapek suggested that the company will likely shrink the exclusive period when its films play only in theaters, though he didn’t offer any specifics.
“The consumer is probably more impatient than they’ve ever been before,” he said of the market shifts during Covid-19, “particularly since now they’ve had the luxury of an entire year of getting titles at home pretty much when they want them. So, I’m not sure there’s going back. But we certainly don’t want to do anything like cut the legs of a theatrical exhibition run.” Moviegoers, he added, won’t “have much of a tolerance for a title, say, being out of theatrical for months” and “just sort of sitting there, gathering dust” before migrating to streaming or other windows. This is Raya & The Last Dragon comes to Disney Plus this Friday available through premiere access. What do you think of Bob Chapek’s thoughts on the future of Disney movie theatrical release dates?
3. From Insider: Lady Gaga’s dog walker, Ryan Fischer, 39, who was shot while out for a stroll with the star’s French bulldogs in Los Angeles, penned an emotional social media post on Monday morning describing the ambush and thanking the star for her support. Fischer scuffled with the suspects, described as two black males between the ages of 20 and 25, who then shot him in the chest, snatched Gustav and Koji, and sped away. For two days, the dogs were missing — but late Friday, they were found. A good Samaritan, who purportedly found the pups tied to a pole outside miles away from where they were captured, scooped them up and returned them to a Los Angeles police station. Gaga previously offered a $500,000 reward for the safe return of her dogs. It’s unclear if the woman who found them has accepted the offer but TMZ reports that a source says the singer and actress will "gladly" shell out the money as soon as she can.
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