Golden Globe Awards Set ‘Golden Eve’ CBS Special, Golden Week Events

The Golden Globe Awards will expand its presence next year with a “Golden Eve” Primetime special on CBS, as well as a LEI of Golden Week events in Los Angeles in the run -up to the 83rd annual ceremony on January 11.

The “Golden Eve” special will contain highlights from the presentation of the Globes’ Tribute Awards, the Cecil B. Demille Award and the Carol Burnett Award. It is set on broadcast January 8 on CBS and Paramount+. This year, the Globes held a separate ceremony for a plume that were presented to Viola Davis and Ted Danson. The recipients of 2026 will be unveiled soon.

The plan for a golden week of events and parties in Los Angeles is designed to generate Buzz and to build community within the entertainment industry. CBS will also promote the Golden Week -theme heavily in the air, including integrations with a series of CBS shows. (Disclosure: the Golden Globe Awards and Dick Clark Prods. Are owned by PMC, the parent company of Variety.)

“We are so enthusiastic to expand our collaboration with CBS and bring the Golden Globes to an even wider audience in the Paramount portfolio,” said Jay Penske, CEO of Dick Clark Productions. “With ‘Golden Eve’ we will celebrate the most talented and influential figures of the industry and the recipients of the prestigious Cecil B. Demille Award and Carol Burnett Award. This is an opportunity to form those who have formed so deeply with more than a 2-minute Glob-initiative of CPORTEIGUTTIVUTTION from CBS-initiative of COPORTEATTIVUITICTS CBS initiative.

Details of Golden Week plans will appear when the ceremony is approaching.

“CBS has long been for excellence in art and entertainment and that will continue in 2026,” says Amy Reisenbach, president of CBS Entertainment. “With ‘Golden Eve’ and Golden Week we celebrate the Golden Globes about CBS and Paramount, creating a compelling experience that brings viewers closer to one of the most iconic events in Hollywood.”

The expansion of activity with Globes theme has long been a goal of the organizers of the prizes. The administration of the Globes has undergone a massive transformation in recent years when the shift of the non -profit Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. To a profit motive that is owned by PMC.

“The Golden Globes has always honored the performance of remarkable talents. With ‘Golden Eve’, we will give viewers a more intimate view of the legacies of our Honorees and bring the audience closer to these icons,” said Helen Hoehne, President of Golden Globes. “We are pleased to create an unforgettable Award television evening with CBS and Paramount while we celebrate these legends.”

(Shown: Viola Davis on the presentation of Cecil B. Demille 2024)