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The 83rd Annual Golden Globe Awards is set to premiere live on CBS Sunday, Jan. 11 starting at 8/7c.
Hosted once again by Nikki Glaser, this year’s ceremony features a star-studded lineup of nominees and presenters, all eager to celebrate the best in film, television and podcasting.
How to watch the 83 Annual Golden Globe Awards without cable
Cord cutters hoping to tune into this year’s ceremony can stream the premiere live through Fubo, DIRECTV and Paramount+. All three streaming platforms offer free trials to new subscribers.
Fubo considers itself a sports-oriented streaming platform, but with over 100 live TV channels included in its lineup, the popular streaming service offers a variety of content to explore. Fubo has an ongoing free trial available for new subscribers, and though priced at $73.99 a month, a current promotion offers new users up to $30 off their first month in addition to the free trial.
DIRECTV is similar to Fubo as it offers many of the same channels and helpful features like unlimited cloud DVR storage. Along with its four streaming packages that start at $89.99, DIRECTV also offers its subscribers the ability to customize their content even more through genre packs, which limits filler channel overload. The platform offers a 5-day free trial, and to make it even sweeter for new users, DIRECTV is slashing $40 off new subscribers’ first month, meaning users can start streaming for just $49 a month.
Paramount+ is one of the most popular live streaming services on the market now. Through Paramount+, subscribers can access exclusive originals, movies and documentaries all in one place. As of now, Paramount+ offers two plans to new subscribers, and both come with a week-long free trial. The base plan, Paramount+ Essential starts at just $7.99 a month and includes exclusive originals, the ability to stream on up to three devices concurrently, access to CBS News 24/7, and access to select Showtime series. This plan is also ad-supported.
What to expect from this year’s ceremony
This year’s ceremony features a plethora of high-profile celebrities serving as both presenters and nominees. Joining the festivities as presenters this year are Amanda Seyfried, Ana de Armas, Ayo Edebiri, Charli xcx, Chris Pine, Colman Domingo, Connor Storrie, Dakota Fanning, Dave Franco, Diane Lane, George Clooney, Hailee Steinfeld, Hudson Williams, Jason Bateman, Jennifer Garner and many more.
In addition to the regular nominations which include Jennifer Lawrence, Julia Roberts, Tessa Thompson, Eva Victor, Dwayne Johnson, Oscar Isaac and others, this year’s ceremony honors two special stars including Helen Mirren and Sarah Jessica Parker. Mirren is set to accept the 2206 Cecil B DeMille Award while Parker is set to accept the 2026 Carol Burnett Award.