Having graced the Hollywood scene since 1944, the Golden Globes is undergoing a facelift, or rather, a complete overhaul. The notorious Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA), long criticised for its lack of diversity and questionable practices, is getting a makeover under new management.

The HFPA, with its charming 80-year-old governing body and rules seemingly crafted during the horse-and-buggy era, has been a subject of ridicule for years. But fear not, because Eldridge Industries mogul, Todd Boehly, has decided to swoop in and rescue the tarnished golden brand from its self-inflicted wounds.

Todd Boehly at the Golden Globes last night.

If you don't know, Boehly purchased the Globes through his Eldridge Industries in July of last year. pic.twitter.com/rgwhS314rL

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Eldridge Industries, known for its prowess in insurance, technology, real estate, and music management, has accepted the responsibility of breathing new life into the Globes. Boehly, with a net worth that would make Scrooge McDuck jealous, is on a noble mission to modernise an organisation that has been seemingly frozen in time.

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