The Golden Globes is putting a spotlight on Brazilian entertainment with a new celebration set for March in Rio de Janeiro. The event, produced in partnership with Urland Ventures, will recognize both film and television talent.
“The Golden Globes has a long history of recognizing international talent, and Brazil has given the world some of the most extraordinary voices, stories, and artistic vision,” said Golden Globes president Helen Hoehne. “We are excited to celebrate and recognize these incredible Latin American artists.”
The Brazilian celebration is the latest in the Globes’ mission to expand its footprint around the world by hostling events in major international entertainment hubs, celebrating local storytelling and highlighting regional talent on the global stage.
Brazilian actors and creatives have been attracting international attention lately, with this year’s Oscar for international feature film going to Walter Salles’ “I’m Still Here,” which was also nominated for best picture and best actress. “I’m Still Here” was also nominated for a Golden Globe for foreign language film.
The event is produced in partnership with Passage Pictures CEO Uri Singer and entertainment entrepreneur Orlando John.
“We are grateful to partner with the Golden Globes and turn the world’s attention to the cultural and entertainment force Brazil has become,” said Singer. “The Globes’ long history of valuing and supporting international artists and creatives will be on full display with the energy and flair that only Brazil can provide.”
More details will be announced in early 2026.
The 83rd annual Golden Globes, produced by Dick Clark Productions, are set to air Jan. 11 on CBS and stream on Paramount+ in the U.S. Golden Globe nominations will be announced Dec. 8.
Variety parent company Penske Media Corporation owns Golden Globes producer Dick Clark Prods. in a joint venture with Eldridge.
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