Fantasia Is Up For A 2024 Golden Globe Amongst Other Phenomenal Talent [Full Nominations List]

Awards
season
continues
with
2024

Golden
Globes
nominations
announcement
today
(Dec.
11).

Fantasia
Barrino
is
amongst
the
talent
nominated
for
the
Best
Performance
by
a
Female
Actor
in
a
Motion
Drama
Picture
category.
Read
more
details
and
check
out
the
full

nominations
list
inside.

Cedric
the
Entertainer
and
Wilmer
Valderrama
announced
the
nominees
for
the
81st
Golden
Globe
Awards,
honoring
the
top
film
and
television
series
from
the
past
year.

Barbie
takes
the
lead
amongst
the
films
nominated
with
nine
total
nominations,
closely
followed
by

Oppenheimer
with
eight.
Films

Killers
of
the
Flower
Moon
and

Poor
Things
earned
seven
nominations.

In
television,
popular
HBO
series
“Succession’s”
final
season
received
the
most
nominations
with
nine
total.
“The
Bear”
and
“Only
Murders
in
the
Building”
came
in
second,
both
earning
five
nods.

There
were
new
categories
included
this
year.
Cinematic
and
Box
Office
achievement
in
motion
pictures
and
Best
Stand-up
Comedian
on
television
were
the
two
newly
added
categories.

The
awards
ceremony
is
set
to
air
live
on
CBS
Sunday,
Jan.
7,
from
8
to
11
p.m.
ET,
directly
after
an
NFL
on
CBS
Sunday
doubleheader.
The
show
will
also
stream
on
Paramount+
and
be
available
to
stream
on
the
CBS
app.

Check
out
the
full
list
of
nominations
below:

Best
Motion
Picture
–
Drama

Anatomy
of
a
Fall

Killers
of
the
Flower
Moon

Maestro

Oppenheimer

Past
Lives

The
Zone
of
Interest

Best
Motion
Picture
–
Musical
or
Comedy

Air

American
Fiction

Barbie

The
Holdovers

May
December

Poor
Things

 Best
Screenplay,
Motion
Picture

Barbie
—
Greta
Gerwig,
Noah
Baumbach

Poor
Things
—
Tony
McNamara

Oppenheimer
—
Christopher
Nolan

Killers
of
the
Flower
Moon
—
Eric
Roth,
Martin
Scorsese

Past
Lives
—
Celine
Song

Anatomy
of
a
Fall
—
Justine
Triet,
Arthur
Harari

Best
Performance
by
a
Female
Actor
in
a
Motion
Picture
–
Drama

Annette
Bening, Nyad

Lily
Gladstone, Killers
of
the
Flower
Moon

Sandra
Hüller, Anatomy
of
a
Fall

Greta
Lee, Past
Lives

Carey
Mulligan, Maestro

Cailee
Spaeny, Priscilla

Best
Performance
by
a
Female
Actor
in
a
Motion
Picture
–
Musical
or
Comedy

Fantasia
Barrino, The
Color
Purple

Jennifer
Lawrence, No
Hard
Feelings

Natalie
Portman, May
December

Alma
Pöysti, Fallen
Leaves

Margot
Robbie, Barbie

Emma
Stone, Poor
Things

Best
Performance
by
a
Male
Actor
in
a
Motion
Picture
–
Drama

Bradley
Cooper, Maestro

Leonardo
DiCaprio, Killers
of
the
Flower
Moon

Colman
Domingo, Rustin

Barry
Keoghan, Saltburn

Cillian
Murphy, Oppenheimer

Andrew
Scott, All
of
Us
Strangers

Best
Performance
by
a
Male
Actor
in
a
Motion
Picture
–
Musical
or
Comedy

Nicolas
Cage, Dream
Scenario

Timothée
Chalamet, Wonka

Matt
Damon, Air

Paul
Giamatti, The
Holdovers

Joaquin
Phoenix, Beau
Is
Afraid

Jeffrey
Wright, American
Fiction

Best
Performance
by
a
Female
Actor
in
a
Supporting
Role
in
Any
Motion
Picture

Emily
Blunt, Oppenheimer

Danielle
Brooks, The
Color
Purple

Jodie
Foster, Nyad

Julianne
Moore, May
December

Rosamund
Pike, Saltburn

Da’Vine
Joy
Randolph, The
Holdovers

Best
Performance
by
an
Actor
in
a
Motion
Picture,
Drama

Bradley
Cooper,

Maestro

Cillian
Murphy,

Oppenheimer

Leonardo
DiCaprio,

Killers
of
the
Flower
Moon

Colman
Domingo,

Rustin

Andrew
Scott,

All
of
Us
Strangers

Barry
Keoghan,

Saltburn

Best
Performance
by
an
Actress
in
a
Motion
Picture,
Drama

Lily
Gladstone,

Killers
of
the
Flower
Moon

Carey
Mulligan,

Maestro

Sandra
Hüller,

Anatomy
of
a
Fall

Annette
Bening,

Nyad

Greta
Lee,

Past
Lives

Cailee
Spaeny,

Priscilla

Best
Supporting
Actor
–
Motion
Picture

Willem
Dafoe,

Poor
Things

Robert
DeNiro,

Killers
of
the
Flower
Moon

Robert
Downey
Jr.,

Oppenheimer

Ryan
Gosling,

Barbie

Charles
Melton,

May
December

Mark
Ruffalo,

Poor
Things

Best
Supporting
Actress,
Motion
Picture

Emily
Blunt,

Oppenheimer

Danielle
Brooks,

The
Color
Purple

Jodie
Foster,

Nyad

Julianne
Moore,

May
December

Rosamund
Pike,

Saltburn

Da’Vine
Joy
Randolph,

The
Holdovers

Best
Television
Series,
Drama

“1923”
(Paramount+)

“The
Crown”
(Netflix)

“The
Diplomat”
(Netflix)

“The
Last
of
Us”
(HBO)

“The
Morning
Show”
(Apple
TV+)

“Succession”
(HBO)

Best
Television
Series,
Musical
or
Comedy

“The
Bear”
(FX)

“Ted
Lasso”
(Apple
TV+)

“Abbott
Elementary”
(ABC)

“Jury
Duty”
(Amazon
Freevee)

“Only
Murders
in
the
Building”
(Hulu)

“Barry”
(HBO)

Best
Performance
by
an
Actor
in
a
Television
Series,
Drama

Pedro
Pascal,
“The
Last
of
Us”

Kieran
Culkin,
“Succession”

Jeremy
Strong,
“Succession”

Brian
Cox,“Succession”

Gary
Oldman,
“Slow
Horses”

Dominic
West,
“The
Crown”

Best
Performance
by
an
Actress
in
a
Television
Series,
Drama

Helen
Mirren,
“1923”

Bella
Ramsey,
“The
Last
of
Us”

Keri
Russell,
“The
Diplomat”

Sarah
Snook,
“Succession”

Imelda
Staunton,
“The
Crown”

Emma
Stone,
“The
Curse”

Best
Actress
in
a
TV
Series,
Musical
or
Comedy

Ayo
Edebiri,
“The
Bear”

Natasha
Lyonne,
“Poker
Face”

Quinta
Brunson,
“Abbott
Elementary”

Rachel
Brosnahan,
“The
Marvelous
Mrs.
Maisel”

Selena
Gomez,
“Only
Murders
in
the
Building”

Elle
Fanning,
“The
Great”

Best
Actor
in
a
TV
Series,
Musical
or
Comedy

Bill
Hader,
“Barry”

Steve
Martin,
“Only
Murders
in
the
Building”

Martin
Short,
“Only
Murders
in
the
Building”

Jason
Segel,
“Shrinking”

Jason
Sudeikis,
“Ted
Lasso”

Jeremy
Allen
White,
“The
Bear”

Best
Supporting
Actor,
Television

Billy
Crudup,
“The
Morning
Show”

Matthew
Macfadyen,
“Succession”

James
Marsden,
“Jury
Duty”

Ebon
Moss-Bachrach,
“The
Bear”

Alan
Ruck,
“Succession”

Alexander
Skarsgård,
“Succession”

Best
Supporting
Actress,
Television

Elizabeth
Debicki,
“The
Crown”

Abby
Elliott,
“The
Bear”

Christina
Ricci,
“Yellowjackets”

J.
Smith-Cameron,
“Succession”

Meryl
Streep,
“Only
Murders
in
the
Building”

Hannah
Waddingham,
“Ted
Lasso”

Best
Limited
Series,
Anthology
Series
or
a
Motion
Picture
Made
for
Television

“Beef”

“Lessons
in
Chemistry”

“Daisy
Jones
&
the
Six”

“All
the
Light
We
Cannot
See”

“Fellow
Travelers”

“Fargo”

Best
Performance
by
an
Actor,
Limited
Series,
Anthology
Series
or
Motion
Picture
Made
for
Television

Matt
Bomer,
“Fellow
Travelers”

Sam
Claflin,
“Daisy
Jones
&
the
Six”

Jon
Hamm,
“Fargo”

Woody
Harrelson,
“White
House
Plumbers”

David
Oyelowo,
“Lawmen:
Bass
Reeves”

Steven
Yeun,
“Beef”

Best
Performance
by
an
Actress,
Limited
Series,
Anthology
Series
or
a
Motion
Picture
Made
for
Television

Riley
Keough,
“Daisy
Jones
&
the
Six”

Brie
Larson,
“Lessons
in
Chemistry”

Elizabeth
Olsen,
“Love
and
Death”

Juno
Temple,
“Fargo”

Rachel
Weisz,
“Dead
Ringers”

Ali
Wong,
“Beef”

Best
Original
Score,
Motion
Picture

Ludwig
Göransson,
“Oppenheimer”

Jerskin
Fendrix,
“Poor
Things”

Robbie
Robertson,
“Killers
of
the
Flower
Moon”

Mica
Levi,
“The
Zone
of
Interest”

Daniel
Pemberton,
Spider-Man:
Across
the
Spider-Verse”

Joe
Hisaishi,
“The
Boy
and
the
Heron”

Best
Picture,
Non-English
Language

“Anatomy
of
a
Fall”
(Neon)
—
France

“Fallen
Leaves”
(Mubi)
—
Finland

“Io
Capitano”
(01
Distribution)
—
Italy

“Past
Lives”
(A24)
—
United
States

“Society
of
the
Snow”
(Netflix)
—
Spain

“The
Zone
of
Interest”
(A24)
—
United
Kingdom

Best
Original
Song,
Motion
Picture

“Barbie”
—
“What
Was
I
Made
For?”
by
Billie
Eilish
and
Finneas

“Barbie”
—
“Dance
the
Night”
by
Caroline
Ailin,
Dua
Lipa,
Mark
Ronson
and
Andrew
Wyatt

“She
Came
to
Me”
—
“Addicted
to
Romance”
by
Bruce
Springsteen
and
Patti
Scialfa

“The
Super
Mario
Bros.
Movie”
—
“Peaches”
by
Jack
Black,
Aaron
Horvath,
Michael
Jelenic,
Eric
Osmond,
and
John
Spiker

“Barbie”
—
“I’m
Just
Ken”
by
Mark
Ronson,
Andrew
Wyatt

“Rustin”
—
“Road
to
Freedom”
by
Lenny
Kravitz

Best
Motion
Picture,
Animated

“The
Boy
and
the
Heron”
(GKids)

“Elemental”
(Disney)

“Spider-Man:
Across
the
Spider-Verse”
(Sony
Pictures)

“The
Super
Mario
Bros.
Movie”
(Universal
Pictures)

“Suzume”
(Toho
Co.)

“Wish”
(Disney)

Best
Performance
in
Stand-Up
Comedy
or
Television

Ricky
Gervais,
“Ricky
Gervais:
Armageddon”

Trevor
Noah,
“Trevor
Noah:
Where
Was
I”

Chris
Rock,
“Chris
Rock:
Selective
Outrage”

Amy
Schumer,
“Amy
Schumer:
Emergency
Contact”

Sarah
Silverman,
“Sarah
Silverman:
Someone
You
Love”

Wanda
Sykes,
“Wanda
Sykes:
I’m
an
Entertainer”

Cinematic
and
Box
Office
Achievement

“Barbie”
(Warner
Bros.)

“Guardians
of
the
Galaxy
Vol.
3”
(Disney)

“John
Wick:
Chapter
4”
(Lionsgate
Films)

“Mission:
Impossible
—
Dead
Reckoning
Part
One”
(Paramount
Pictures)

“Oppenheimer”
(Universal
Pictures)

“Spider-Man:
Across
the
Spider-Verse”
(Sony
Pictures)

“The
Super
Mario
Bros.
Movie”
(Universal
Pictures)

“Taylor
Swift:
The
Eras
Tour”
(AMC
Theatres)