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scrn logline
Hollywood's biggest stars ditch stuffy after-parties for more intimate, exclusive gatherings as the Golden Globes enter a new era of A-list exclusivity.
beat sheet
- Netflix and Paramount are hosting ultra-swanky, invite-only soirees at private mansions, leaving Universal, Searchlight Pictures and UTA to fight for coveted spots at the Beverly Hilton.
- Insiders say the shift is driven by a desire for more control, with studios aiming to curate guest lists and avoid the paparazzi frenzy of the past - 'It's all about creating an elevated, A-list experience.'
call sheet
Paris Hilton, Netflix, Paramount, Searchlight Pictures, Universal, UTA