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      The Best and Worst of the Golden Globes

      It was a big night for Sandra Oh and “Bohemian Rhapsody.” “A Star Is Born” had it rougher. From heartfelt hosts to snoozy speeches, here’s how we saw the show.

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    The Good, the Bad and ‘Black Panther’

    Manohla Dargis and A. O. Scott, the chief film critics of The New York Times, look back at a year of rage, silliness and sublimity at the movies.

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    The Shed, a Rare New Arts Center on the Hudson, Is Set to Open

    For its first season, beginning in April, the Shed has commissioned more than a dozen exhibitions, performances and lectures across disciplines.

    By Joshua Barone

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    ‘Lionheart’ Review: Netflix Goes to Nollywood

    For many Americans, this film will be an introduction to the actress and director Genevieve Nnaji, one of the Nigerian movie industry’s biggest stars.

    By Ben Kenigsberg

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    Laura Harrier’s Awards Season Beauty Secrets

    Here’s how the “BlacKkKlansman” star survives the back-to-back red carpets.

    By Bee Shapiro

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    Rosenda Monteros, 83, Actress in ‘The Magnificent Seven,’ Dies

    Ms. Monteros was one of the few women in John Sturges’s testosterone-fueled 1960 western. She had a long career in Mexican film, theater and television.

    By Daniel E. Slotnik

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    Why the Golden Globes’ Surprise Wins Aren’t So Surprising

    How did “Bohemian Rhapsody” and “Green Book” prevail while big hits like “A Star Is Born” and “Black Panther” stumbled?

    By Kyle Buchanan

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    Golden Globes 2019: How to Watch ‘Roma,’ ‘The Americans’ and Other Big Winners and Nominees

    Many of the big-name titles are already streaming. Here’s a look at where find them and what The Times first had to say about them.

    By Scott Tobias

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    Golden Globes 2019: A Diverse Slate of Winners

    Several nominees of color won in major categories at the Golden Globes, including Regina King and Sandra Oh.

    By Sopan Deb

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    Diversity Celebrated at the Golden Globes

    The show’s co-host Sandra Oh set the tone of the night early with an emotional speech about diversity in Hollywood. The actress Regina King vowed to hire more women in her productions. And Alfonso Cuarón won best director for his film “Roma,” based on his childhood in Mexico.

    By Nilo Tabrizy and Whitney Hurst

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    Glenn Close Upsets Lady Gaga, Taking Best Actress at the Golden Globes

    Even the winner seemed to be caught off guard when she, and not Lady Gaga, won for a movie drama, “The Wife.”

    By Sopan Deb

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    The Golden Globes Sets the Thermometer to Warm

    A broadcast often known for boozy troublemaking seemed mainly to want to stay out of trouble this year.

    By James Poniewozik

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