Hello and welcome to Little Gold Men, the Award Season Podcasts from Vanity Fair and Panapley.

I'm Katie Rich, the Hollywood editor of vanity fair.com and I'm here as always with vanity

fair's digital director Mike Hogan.

Hi Katie. And Vanity Fair's film critic Richard Lawson.

Hello.

We've gathered today to talk about the Golden Globes which aired on Sunday night.

It's Monday morning as we record this, but before we get started, there was some kind of

sad pop culture news out there that we wanted to talk about first.

Mike, do you want to start us off by talking about David Bowie?

Yeah, you know, I woke up this morning at like 4.30 to, you know, get a glass of water and I couldn't

resist looking at my phone and saw all the sad news about David Bowie then. And you you know there had been some rumors that he was

ill for a while but since those rumors started he released two albums I think it's

two and it's just an absolutely towering figure.

You know, Richard and I were talking before,

I think he was basically the single,

one-man Beatles of the 70s.

I remember first seeing him doing that crazy Bing Crosby,

little drummer boy when I was seven years old.

He actually was nominated for a golden globe,

if you can believe it, for the best original song

for the motion picture cat people in 1982. I don't know if you guys remember Paul Strader's

cat people with Natasha Kinski, but I had forgotten that it existed if I ever knew.

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