The Golden Globe Awards are set to make a comeback on Sunday, showcasing significant changes and a star-studded presenter lineup. The ceremony, known for its lively celebration of film and television, is making efforts to revive its reputation after facing scandals that led to membership reforms and a new broadcaster.

Viewers in the United States can catch the ceremony live from the Beverly Hilton Hotel at 8 pm Eastern Time (6.30 am IST), with CBS broadcasting an NFL game before the Globes. CBS app and Paramount subscribers (with the Showtime add-on) can watch it live, while others can access it on the streaming platform from Monday.

The awards, now on CBS, mark the first major broadcast of the awards season. Following controversies, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association underwent reforms, adding journalists of color to its ranks. The show introduces a new award for stand-up comedy and features comedian Jo Koy as the host.

Nominees include top contenders Barbie and Oppenheimer, with the films split into drama and musical/comedy categories. The television program Succession leads with nine nods. The Globes, historically known for their A-list party atmosphere, are adapting to a changed landscape with increased diversity among voters.

The 81st Golden Globe Awards, set to stream in India on January 8 at 6:30 AM exclusively on Lionsgate Play, promises a blend of glamour, recognition, and a glimpse into the evolving dynamics of the entertainment industry.