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<h2 id="who-dominated-the-2026-golden-globe-nominations">Who Dominated the 2026 Golden Globe Nominations</h2>

<p>The clear film juggernaut is One Battle After Another, with nominations for motion picture, director, screenplay, and multiple acting categories. It is the closest thing this year has to an across-the-board frontrunner. Sentimental Value, a Norwegian drama, and Ryan Coogler&rsquo;s thriller Sinners are not far behind, giving the Best Motion Picture &ndash; Drama race a genuinely international feel.</p>

<p>In television, The White Lotus continues its awards run, leading the TV pack, now competing as a drama series. Adolescence makes its mark in the limited series race with a strong set of acting and series nods. On the performer side, Jeremy Allen White is up for both The Bear and Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere, Jacob Elordi appears in both film and limited series categories, and Amanda Seyfried is honored for work in both TV and film, signaling versatility that awards voters love to recognize.</p>

<h2 id="snubs---surprises">Snubs & Surprises</h2>

<p>The loudest snub conversation is centered on Wicked: For Good, which missed out on a Motion Picture &ndash; Musical or Comedy nomination despite being one of the biggest musical releases of the year. It also sits out the directing race, which many thought might include Jon M. Chu. Instead, the category makes room for two Richard Linklater titles and several international auteurs, shifting the spotlight away from the most obvious commercial favorite.</p>

<p>At the same time, there were pleasant surprises. Newcomer Eva Victor landing a Drama Actress nomination for her debut in Sorry, Baby gives the list some fresh energy. Emily Blunt&rsquo;s supporting nod for The Smashing Machine and three non-English films landing in the top Drama category underline how global the Globes&rsquo; taste has become. On the TV side, newer shows like Nobody Wants This and The Studio muscling into the comedy field alongside Emmy favorites suggests voters are willing to embrace early momentum, not just long-running hits.</p>

<p>With snubs fueling debate and surprise nods reshaping expectations, here is a category-by-category look at the nominees and the likely winners.</p>

<h2 id="predictions-for-the-2026-golden-globes">Predictions for the 2026 Golden Globes</h2>

<h3><strong>Film Categories</strong></h3>

<h3>Motion picture &ndash; Drama</h3>

<ul>
	<li>Sinners</li>
	<li>It Was Just an Accident</li>
	<li>Sentimental Value</li>
	<li>Frankenstein</li>
	<li>Hamnet</li>
	<li>The Secret Agent</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Prediction:</strong> Sentimental Value has the best mix of critical acclaim, emotional weight, and overall nomination strength, making it the narrow favorite. Sinners is the blockbuster alternative that could upset if voters want a higher-profile American winner.</p>

<h3>Motion picture &ndash; Musical or comedy</h3>

<ul>
	<li>One Battle After Another</li>
	<li>No Other Choice</li>
	<li>Marty Supreme</li>
	<li>Blue Moon</li>
	<li>Bugonia</li>
	<li>Nouvelle Vague</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Prediction:</strong> This is essentially the home turf of One Battle After Another, which dominates the nomination tally and checks every box for a Globe comedy winner. Anything else would be a shock, though Marty Supreme or No Other Choice could play spoiler if voters want something slightly less expected.</p>

<h3>Director</h3>

<ul>
	<li>Paul Thomas Anderson &ndash; One Battle After Another</li>
	<li>Ryan Coogler &ndash; Sinners</li>
	<li>Guillermo Del Toro &ndash; Frankenstein</li>
	<li>Jafar Panahi &ndash; It Was Just an Accident</li>
	<li>Joachim Trier &ndash; Sentimental Value</li>
	<li>Chlo&eacute; Zhao &ndash; Hamnet</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Prediction:</strong> Paul Thomas Anderson feels like the frontrunner, with a big, buzzy film and widespread support. If voters decide to spread the love, Ryan Coogler or Joachim Trier could benefit, but Anderson has the edge.</p>

<h3>Performance by a male actor in a motion picture &ndash; Drama</h3>

<ul>
	<li>Joel Edgerton &ndash; Train Dreams</li>
	<li>Oscar Isaac &ndash; Frankenstein</li>
	<li>Dwayne Johnson &ndash; The Smashing Machine</li>
	<li>Michael B. Jordan &ndash; Sinners</li>
	<li>Wagner Moura &ndash; The Secret Agent</li>
	<li>Jeremy Allen White &ndash; Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Prediction:</strong> Michael B. Jordan stands out here as the anchor of Sinners, with both star power and strong reviews. Oscar Isaac is the likely runner-up for his work in Frankenstein, while Jeremy Allen White&rsquo;s dual-year narrative makes him a wild card.</p>

<h3>Performance by a female actor in a motion picture &ndash; Drama</h3>

<ul>
	<li>Jessie Buckley &ndash; Hamnet</li>
	<li>Jennifer Lawrence &ndash; Die My Love</li>
	<li>Renate Reinsve &ndash; Sentimental Value</li>
	<li>Tessa Thompson &ndash; Hedda</li>
	<li>Julia Roberts &ndash; After the Hunt</li>
	<li>Eva Victor &ndash; Sorry, Baby</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Prediction:</strong> Jennifer Lawrence has the combination of profile, performance, and Globes history to win here, but Renate Reinsve could absolutely steal it if voters lean toward the film that seems poised for a drama sweep.</p>

<h3>Performance by a male actor in a motion picture &ndash; Musical or comedy</h3>

<ul>
	<li>Timoth&eacute;e Chalamet &ndash; Marty Supreme</li>
	<li>George Clooney &ndash; Jay Kelly</li>
	<li>Leonardo DiCaprio &ndash; One Battle After Another</li>
	<li>Ethan Hawke &ndash; Blue Moon</li>
	<li>Lee Byung-hun &ndash; No Other Choice</li>
	<li>Jesse Plemons &ndash; Bugonia</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Prediction: </strong>Leonardo DiCaprio is the favorite, tied directly to the night&rsquo;s most nominated film and delivering a big, showy performance. Timoth&eacute;e Chalamet feels like the strongest challenger if voters decide to reward a younger, transformation-heavy turn.</p>

<h3>Performance by a female actor in a motion picture &ndash; Musical or comedy</h3>

<ul>
	<li>Rose Byrne &ndash; If I Had Legs I&rsquo;d Kick You</li>
	<li>Cynthia Erivo &ndash; Wicked: For Good</li>
	<li>Kate Hudson &ndash; Song Sung Blue</li>
	<li>Chase Infiniti &ndash; One Battle After Another</li>
	<li>Amanda Seyfried &ndash; The Testament of Ann Lee</li>
	<li>Emma Stone &ndash; Bugonia</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Prediction:</strong> This is tight, but Emma Stone likely leads thanks to her reputation and the kind of eccentric role the Globes enjoy. Watch Amanda Seyfried and Cynthia Erivo as serious alternatives, especially if voters want to make up for Wicked&rsquo;s broader snub.</p>

<h3>Performance by a male actor in a supporting role in any motion picture</h3>

<ul>
	<li>Benicio Del Toro &ndash; One Battle After Another</li>
	<li>Jacob Elordi &ndash; Frankenstein</li>
	<li>Paul Mescal &ndash; Hamnet</li>
	<li>Sean Penn &ndash; One Battle After Another</li>
	<li>Adam Sandler &ndash; Jay Kelly</li>
	<li>Stellan Skarsg&aring;rd &ndash; Sentimental Value</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Prediction: </strong>Vote splitting between Benicio Del Toro and Sean Penn could open the door for Stellan Skarsg&aring;rd, whose quiet work in Sentimental Value is exactly the sort of performance that benefits from a passionate base of voters.</p>

<h3>Performance by a female actor in a supporting role in any motion picture</h3>

<ul>
	<li>Emily Blunt &ndash; The Smashing Machine</li>
	<li>Elle Fanning &ndash; Sentimental Value</li>
	<li>Ariana Grande &ndash; Wicked: For Good</li>
	<li>Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas &ndash; Sentimental Value</li>
	<li>Amy Madigan &ndash; Weapons</li>
	<li>Teyana Taylor &ndash; One Battle After Another</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Prediction:</strong> Elle Fanning seems best positioned, with a central role in a top drama contender. If the Wicked fanbase has its say, Ariana Grande could ride a wave of goodwill and sheer visibility to a win.</p>

<h3>Screenplay</h3>

<ul>
	<li>Paul Thomas Anderson &ndash; One Battle After Another</li>
	<li>Ronald Bronstein & Josh Safdie &ndash; Marty Supreme</li>
	<li>Ryan Coogler &ndash; Sinners</li>
	<li>Jafar Panahi &ndash; It Was Just an Accident</li>
	<li>Joachim Trier & Eskil Vogt &ndash; Sentimental Value</li>
	<li>Maggie O&rsquo;Farrell & Chlo&eacute; Zhao &ndash; Hamnet</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Prediction: </strong>Paul Thomas Anderson is again the favorite, with Trier & Vogt as the primary competition. If the Globes decide to crown Sentimental Value somewhere major, this is one of the likeliest places.</p>

<h3>Original score</h3>

<ul>
	<li>Alexandre Desplat &ndash; Frankenstein</li>
	<li>Ludwig G&ouml;ransson &ndash; Sinners</li>
	<li>Jonny Greenwood &ndash; One Battle After Another</li>
	<li>Kangding Ray &ndash; Sir&acirc;t</li>
	<li>Max Richter &ndash; Hamnet</li>
	<li>Hans Zimmer &ndash; F1</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Prediction:</strong> The safest bet is Ludwig G&ouml;ransson for Sinners, riding the film&rsquo;s momentum and his recent awards streak. Hans Zimmer is never truly an underdog, but this year he feels like a close second.</p>

<h3>Original song</h3>

<ul>
	<li>&ldquo;Dream as One&rdquo; &ndash; Avatar: Fire and Ash</li>
	<li>&ldquo;Golden&rdquo; &ndash; KPop Demon Hunters</li>
	<li>&ldquo;I Lied to You&rdquo; &ndash; Sinners</li>
	<li>&ldquo;No Place Like Home&rdquo; &ndash; Wicked: For Good</li>
	<li>&ldquo;The Girl in the Bubble&rdquo; &ndash; Wicked: For Good</li>
	<li>&ldquo;Train Dreams&rdquo; &ndash; Train Dreams</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Prediction:</strong> Having two songs from Wicked is a blessing and a curse, but &ldquo;No Place Like Home&rdquo; still feels like the logical winner and a way to give the musical a marquee award. If the Wicked vote splits too hard, &ldquo;I Lied to You&rdquo; from Sinners becomes the likeliest beneficiary.</p>

<h3>Motion picture &ndash; Animated</h3>

<ul>
	<li>Arco</li>
	<li>Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle</li>
	<li>Elio</li>
	<li>KPop Demon Hunters</li>
	<li>Little Am&eacute;lie or the Character of Rain</li>
	<li>Zootopia 2</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Prediction:</strong> The default favorite is Zootopia 2, backed by brand recognition and broad appeal. If voters are in the mood to reward something fresher, KPop Demon Hunters is the most likely upset candidate.</p>

<h3>Motion picture &ndash; Non-English language</h3>

<ul>
	<li>It Was Just an Accident</li>
	<li>No Other Choice</li>
	<li>The Secret Agent</li>
	<li>Sentimental Value</li>
	<li>Sir&acirc;t</li>
	<li>The Voice of Hind Rajab</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Prediction:</strong> Sentimental Value looks like the frontrunner again, but if voters do not want it to double up with Best Drama, It Was Just an Accident or No Other Choice could capitalize.</p>

<h3>Cinematic and box office achievement</h3>

<ul>
	<li>Avatar: Fire and Ash</li>
	<li>F1</li>
	<li>KPop Demon Hunters</li>
	<li>Sinners</li>
	<li>Weapons</li>
	<li>Wicked: For Good</li>
	<li>Mission: Impossible &ndash; The Final Reckoning</li>
	<li>Zootopia 2</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Prediction:</strong> This is essentially a &ldquo;big movies that people saw&rdquo; honor. Avatar: Fire and Ash and Sinners are the strongest contenders, with Mission: Impossible &ndash; The Final Reckoning and Wicked: For Good in the mix if voters want a crowd-pleasing headline winner.</p>

<h3><strong>Television Categories</strong></h3>

<h3>Television series &ndash; Drama</h3>

<ul>
	<li>The Pitt</li>
	<li>Severance</li>
	<li>The Diplomat</li>
	<li>Pluribus</li>
	<li>Slow Horses</li>
	<li>The White Lotus</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Prediction:</strong> The White Lotus has the nomination lead and a proven Globes track record, making it the show to beat. Severance is the main challenger if voters prefer cerebral sci-fi over social satire.</p>

<h3>Television series &ndash; Musical or comedy</h3>

<ul>
	<li>Abbott Elementary</li>
	<li>Hacks</li>
	<li>Nobody Wants This</li>
	<li>The Studio</li>
	<li>The Bear</li>
	<li>Only Murders in the Building</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Prediction:</strong> The Bear looks poised for a big night and feels like the fresh, buzzy contender. Abbott Elementary and Only Murders in the Building remain serious threats, especially if voters reward consistency over novelty.</p>

<h3>Television limited series, anthology series or motion picture made for television</h3>

<ul>
	<li>Adolescence</li>
	<li>All Her Fault</li>
	<li>The Beast In Me</li>
	<li>Black Mirror</li>
	<li>Dying for Sex</li>
	<li>The Girlfriend</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Prediction: </strong>Adolescence has the nomination count and narrative momentum to win. Black Mirror is the most recognizable brand name here and could surprise if the season&rsquo;s strongest episodes really resonated with voters.</p>

<h3>Performance by a male actor in a television series &ndash; Drama</h3>

<ul>
	<li>Sterling K. Brown &ndash; Paradise</li>
	<li>Diego Luna &ndash; Andor</li>
	<li>Gary Oldman &ndash; Slow Horses</li>
	<li>Mark Ruffalo &ndash; Task</li>
	<li>Adam Scott &ndash; Severance</li>
	<li>Noah Wyle &ndash; The Pitt</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Prediction:</strong> Adam Scott feels like the favorite, especially if voters want to recognize Severance somewhere. Diego Luna is the likely spoiler, riding the love for Andor and a standout performance in a genre show.</p>

<h3>Performance by a female actor in a television series &ndash; Drama</h3>

<ul>
	<li>Kathy Bates &ndash; Matlock</li>
	<li>Britt Lower &ndash; Severance</li>
	<li>Helen Mirren &ndash; MobLand</li>
	<li>Bella Ramsey &ndash; The Last of Us</li>
	<li>Keri Russell &ndash; The Diplomat</li>
	<li>Rhea Seehorn &ndash; Pluribus</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Prediction:</strong> Bella Ramsey has the strongest cultural moment after The Last of Us, making a win here feel both timely and inevitable. If voters lean toward a more traditional Globes favorite, Keri Russell is the most likely alternative.</p>

<h3>Performance by a male actor in a television series &ndash; Musical or comedy</h3>

<ul>
	<li>Adam Brody &ndash; Nobody Wants This</li>
	<li>Steve Martin &ndash; Only Murders in the Building</li>
	<li>Glen Powell &ndash; Chad Powers</li>
	<li>Seth Rogen &ndash; The Studio</li>
	<li>Martin Short &ndash; Only Murders in the Building</li>
	<li>Jeremy Allen White &ndash; The Bear</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Prediction: </strong>Jeremy Allen White is the favorite to repeat, with a show and character that are still peaking. If voters want a more &ldquo;lifetime achievement in disguise&rdquo; win, Steve Martin could benefit, though he and Martin Short may split the Only Murders vote.</p>

<h3>Performance by a female actor in a television series &ndash; Musical or comedy</h3>

<ul>
	<li>Kristen Bell &ndash; Nobody Wants This</li>
	<li>Ayo Edebiri &ndash; The Bear</li>
	<li>Selena Gomez &ndash; Only Murders in the Building</li>
	<li>Natasha Lyonne &ndash; Poker Face</li>
	<li>Jenna Ortega &ndash; Wednesday</li>
	<li>Jean Smart &ndash; Hacks</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Prediction: </strong>Jenna Ortega has the biggest pop culture footprint here, which fits the Globes&rsquo; love of buzzy performances. Selena Gomez and Ayo Edebiri are strong alternatives if voters decide to lean into either ensemble charisma or critical darling status.</p>

<h3>Performance by a male actor in a limited series, anthology series, or motion picture made for television</h3>

<ul>
	<li>Jacob Elordi &ndash; The Narrow Road to the Deep North</li>
	<li>Paul Giamatti &ndash; Black Mirror</li>
	<li>Stephen Graham &ndash; Adolescence</li>
	<li>Charlie Hunnam &ndash; Monster: The Ed Gein Story</li>
	<li>Jude Law &ndash; Black Rabbit</li>
	<li>Matthew Rhys &ndash; The Beast in Me</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Prediction:</strong> Matthew Rhys has the right mix of prestige and role intensity to win. Jacob Elordi is the breakout threat, especially with his double nomination narrative pushing him firmly into &ldquo;it guy&rdquo; territory.</p>

<h3>Performance by a female actor in a limited series, anthology series, or motion picture made for television</h3>

<ul>
	<li>Claire Danes &ndash; The Beast in Me</li>
	<li>Rashida Jones &ndash; Black Mirror</li>
	<li>Amanda Seyfried &ndash; Long Bright River</li>
	<li>Sarah Snook &ndash; All Her Fault</li>
	<li>Michelle Williams &ndash; Dying for Sex</li>
	<li>Robin Wright &ndash; The Girlfriend</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Prediction: </strong>Sarah Snook feels like the moment, coming off Succession and carrying another twisty role. Amanda Seyfried is a very strong second option, especially if voters are comfortable giving her a second Globe in this category so soon.</p>

<h3>Performance by a male actor in a supporting role on television</h3>

<ul>
	<li>Owen Cooper &ndash; Adolescence</li>
	<li>Billy Crudup &ndash; The Morning Show</li>
	<li>Walton Goggins &ndash; The White Lotus</li>
	<li>Jason Isaacs &ndash; The White Lotus</li>
	<li>Tramell Tillman &ndash; Severance</li>
	<li>Ashley Walters &ndash; Adolescence</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Prediction:</strong> With co-stars competing from both The White Lotus and Adolescence, Billy Crudup may benefit as the single standout from The Morning Show, and he has won here before. If support for The White Lotus is truly overwhelming, Walton Goggins feels like the most likely beneficiary.</p>

<h3>Performance by a female actor in a supporting role on television</h3>

<ul>
	<li>Carrie Coon &ndash; The White Lotus</li>
	<li>Erin Doherty &ndash; Adolescence</li>
	<li>Hannah Einbinder &ndash; Hacks</li>
	<li>Catherine O&rsquo;Hara &ndash; The Studio</li>
	<li>Parker Posey &ndash; The White Lotus</li>
	<li>Aimee Lou Wood &ndash; The White Lotus</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Prediction:</strong> Vote splitting could hurt the White Lotus trio, which quietly helps Hannah Einbinder and Catherine O&rsquo;Hara. Einbinder is overdue recognition for Hacks, while O&rsquo;Hara is an awards favorite. Slight edge to Hannah Einbinder, with Parker Posey as the standout if White Lotus does manage to concentrate support.</p>

<h3>Performance in stand-up comedy on television</h3>

<ul>
	<li>Bill Maher: Is Anyone Else Seeing This?</li>
	<li>Brett Goldstein: The Second Best Night of Your Life</li>
	<li>Kevin Hart: Acting My Age</li>
	<li>Sarah Silverman: PostMortem</li>
	<li>Kumail Nanjiani: Night Thoughts</li>
	<li>Ricky Gervais: Mortality</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Prediction:</strong> Kevin Hart feels like the most likely first-time winner for this new category, thanks to global name recognition. If voters skew more toward a critical favorite, Brett Goldstein is very much in the mix.</p>

<h3>Podcast</h3>

<ul>
	<li>Call Her Daddy</li>
	<li>Good Hang With Amy Poehler</li>
	<li>SmartLess</li>
	<li>Up First</li>
	<li>Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard</li>
	<li>The Mel Robbins Podcast</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Prediction:</strong> SmartLess is the safest pick, combining celebrity hosts with mainstream popularity, and fits what a &ldquo;Golden Globe podcast&rdquo; sounds like. Armchair Expert is a close second, and Call Her Daddy is the wild card if voters decide to embrace a younger-skewing hit.</p>

<p>Awards night has a way of ignoring the most careful predictions, but looking at the nomination patterns, critical response, and voter tendencies, a few themes stand out: One Battle After Another and Sentimental Value are the films to beat, The White Lotus and The Bear are leading the TV conversation, and this year&rsquo;s Globes feel more globally minded and genre-diverse than ever.</p>

<p>We will see on January 11 whether the favorites actually triumph or if the Globes deliver the kind of chaos that keeps awards season fun.<br />
<br />
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Golden Globes 2026: Breaking Down This Year’s Nominations

Golden Globes 2026 Nominations: Snubs & Predictions

<h2 id="why-warner-bros-is-selling">Why Warner Bros is Selling</h2>

<p>Warner Bros Discovery restructured earlier this year, separating cable channels from its film and streaming operations. Once that split happened, the studio division became easier to acquire. Several bidders expressed interest throughout 2025, and Netflix was chosen after negotiations reopened toward the end of the year. Warner&rsquo;s shareholders gain liquidity, and Netflix gains access to large-scale entertainment output.</p>

<h2 id="what-this-means-for-theaters">What This Means for Theaters</h2>

<p>The biggest concern centers on theatrical releases. Netflix states that Warner films will continue to reach cinemas, but analysts expect gradual changes. The release window may shorten or disappear for certain titles, favoring streaming-first premieres. Smaller theater chains, which rely on large and varied lineups, could feel the pressure fastest.</p>

<p>For creative workers, fewer theatrical releases mean fewer opportunities for production. Theatrical distribution supports many roles that streaming models do not sustain at the same scale, and the volume of films available to show directly affects employment across exhibition and distribution.</p>

<p><img alt="" loading="lazy" src="https://dwy9ix7d387oz.cloudfront.net/attachments/2025/11/049dd718-a898-47e5-b5de-bf9c10267530.jpg" /></p>

<h2 id="concerns-about-access---film-history">Concerns About Access & Film History</h2>

<p>The Warner Bros library is vast and significant. It includes cultural landmarks, niche titles, documentaries, early sound films, and works considered essential for academic study. Today, many of these are easy to rent, view on cable programming, or own on physical media.</p>

<p>Netflix rarely makes its catalog available on outside platforms. If that approach extends to the Warner library, entire portions of film history may become harder to access. That would matter to people who rely on residuals from rentals and reruns, as well as to students, archivists, and film fans who explore cinema beyond the mainstream.</p>

<h2 id="cultural-impact---community-risks">Cultural Impact & Community Risks</h2>

<p>Cinema has always been more than individual consumption. Shared screenings, campus film clubs, repertory theaters, and community events create space for discussion, discovery, and reflection. If access to Warner titles narrows, these gathering points become harder to maintain. Film scenes that rely on public platforms risk becoming isolated and confined.</p>

<p>Streaming gives reach, but it also turns viewing into a solitary act. When major libraries sit behind a single subscription, cultural memory becomes algorithmic. The Warner archive includes works that were never created to chase metrics. They were created to explore perspectives, document moments in time, or experiment artistically. If those films are sorted only by market value, their cultural relevance fades.</p>

<p>A closed system also affects who gets to learn. Students and researchers could face steep barriers to accessing foundational works. Entire eras of cinema could become difficult to examine, limiting how new generations engage with film history. This is not just about distribution. It is about whether cinema continues functioning as a shared cultural language or becomes a fragmented digital catalog.</p>

<p><img alt="" loading="lazy" src="https://dwy9ix7d387oz.cloudfront.net/attachments/2025/11/f049eb13-5cd9-4189-800c-c5f71e0e9bf0.jpg" /></p>

<h2 id="public-response---growing-skepticism">Public Response & Growing Skepticism</h2>

<p>Online reactions show frustration, anxiety, and distrust. Some people expect subscription prices to rise once the Warner catalog is absorbed. Others worry that DVDs and digital rentals will disappear for titles that are currently easily accessible. A common sentiment is concern that Netflix is treating the deal like a finished product, even though approval is still more than a year away.</p>

<p>The skepticism reflects a larger fear: that one company may gain outsized control over what films are available, where they appear, and how they are preserved.</p>

<h2 id="looking-ahead">Looking Ahead</h2>

<p>If the deal is approved, it will shape more than release schedules or platform strategies. It may influence how people gather around films, how emerging artists find inspiration, and how future audiences access the stories that built cinema. Theaters could face reduced supply. Independent creators may see fewer chances to get their work made. And the communities that form around shared film experiences may grow more fragile.</p>

<p>The next two years will reveal whether Warner&rsquo;s legacy remains a living resource for audiences and culture or becomes a catalog filtered through the priorities of one company.</p>

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Netflix’s Warner Deal Could Rewrite Film Culture

How Netflix’s Warner Deal Could Change Cinema

<p>JAS Motorsport may not be a household name to casual fans, but they&rsquo;ve been tied to Honda&rsquo;s global racing program for nearly three decades. They became an official <a href="https://www.honda.com/" target="_blank">Honda</a> racing partner in 1998, first operating as a works team and later taking on engineering and customer support roles. Their resume includes building the <strong>NSX GT3</strong> race car as well as the current <strong>Honda Civic</strong> <strong>Type R TCR</strong> machine used in international touring car competition.</p>

<p>All of that experience now feeds into Tensei. JAS says the goal was to capture the essence of the original NSX and pair it with the performance expectations of a modern supercar. Official specs remain limited, but the company hints at &ldquo;cutting-edge technology&rdquo; and a competition-derived powertrain. Reporting from Road & Track adds more detail, noting that Tensei will use a <strong>naturally aspirated V6</strong> paired with a <strong>six-speed manual transmission</strong>. Each build will also start with a donor NSX chassis, keeping the structure and proportions rooted in the classic 1990s model.</p>

<h2 id="a-design-that-honors-the-nsx-while-elevating-it">A Design That Honors the NSX While Elevating It</h2>

<p><img alt="" loading="lazy" src="https://dwy9ix7d387oz.cloudfront.net/attachments/2025/11/b8b7e9a8-1b22-4bb0-a7bc-3ead2d528c4a.jpg" /></p>

<p>The beauty of this revival is how instantly recognizable it remains. The pop-up headlights return, the sweeping glass canopy carries over, and the rear spoiler looks like a refined version of the original car&rsquo;s subtle wing. Pininfarina didn&rsquo;t try to reinvent the silhouette. Instead, they enhanced it to match today&rsquo;s expectations while keeping the NSX&rsquo;s identity intact.</p>

<p>The full carbon-fiber exterior plays a huge role in that transformation. The nose sits lower with a more dramatic intake that appears to vent through the hood. Wider front fenders and larger wheels give the car a more confident stance. Additional side intakes feed the mid-mounted engine, and the sculpting along the body makes the familiar shape look sharper and more purposeful.</p>

<p>From the rear, the famous full-width taillight bar returns with a modern interpretation. The bumper is new, housing two exhaust outlets shaped like Pininfarina&rsquo;s &ldquo;A&rdquo; logo. It&rsquo;s a small detail that ties together the Italian design influence and the car&rsquo;s Japanese origins. Tensei captures what fans love about the NSX while showing how the form can evolve with updated materials and more aggressive proportions.</p>

<p>For now, most details remain under wraps. JAS hasn&rsquo;t announced production numbers, pricing, or final performance figures. But the newly released photos &mdash; and the involvement of Pininfarina &mdash; are enough to capture serious attention from enthusiasts and collectors. It&rsquo;s rare to see a restomod this substantial executed by the same motorsport outfit that built the factory race cars.</p>

<p>What makes Tensei compelling is how naturally the NSX fits into this type of project. The original model has always been celebrated for its balance, reliability, and user-friendly nature. Upgrading it with carbon panels, racing-influenced engineering, and a manual V6 powertrain feels like a respectful evolution rather than a dramatic rewrite.</p>

<p>If the finished version delivers on what JAS Motorsport and Pininfarina are promising, Tensei could become one of the standout restomod projects of the decade &mdash; a careful reimagining that brings back one of Honda&rsquo;s most iconic creations in a way that feels both familiar and completely new. For more industry updates, visit our <a href="https://several.com/news/tag/automotive" target="_blank">automotive news section</a>.</p>


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<p>Trump called the current rules &ldquo;too aggressive,&rdquo; saying they raise vehicle prices, limit consumer choice, and push manufacturers toward electric vehicles faster than buyers are ready for. Biden&rsquo;s standards require steep efficiency gains through 2032 to reduce emissions from passenger cars and light trucks.</p>

<p>Trump said he wants a &ldquo;more reasonable&rdquo; framework. He did not provide exact targets but made it clear he plans to ease annual improvement requirements and give automakers more flexibility. Experts say this approach would resemble the 2020 standards he created in office, which cut the Obama-era targets almost in half.</p>

<p>Fuel efficiency rules directly influence what Americans can buy, how much they spend on fuel, and how quickly the country shifts toward cleaner transportation. The Biden rules were designed to accelerate hybrid and EV production and lower long-term fuel costs while cutting emissions.</p>

<p>A rollback would have wide effects. Automakers, environmental groups, and state officials with their own emissions programs responded quickly to Trump&rsquo;s announcement.</p>

<p>Automakers are split. Some welcome looser rules, saying they need more time and fewer penalties as they expand electric lineups. They argue that EV demand is growing but still inconsistent, making the current targets difficult to meet.</p>

<p>Others are cautious. Major manufacturers have already invested billions in EV development and set long-term emissions commitments. They warn that shifting the standards again could disrupt multi-year planning and weaken their ability to compete globally. Carmakers in Europe and Asia face tougher rules, and a U.S. slowdown could put domestic companies at a disadvantage.</p>

<p>Dealers have weighed in as well. Many say customers still prefer gas-powered trucks and SUVs. They worry that fast-rising efficiency requirements could push up sticker prices or force popular models off the market.]</p>

<p>Environmental groups sharply criticized Trump&rsquo;s plan. They argue that easing the rules would increase carbon emissions at a time when transportation is the country&rsquo;s largest source of greenhouse gases. They also note that the existing standards were crafted to save drivers money through lower fuel use. In their view, weaker rules benefit oil companies more than consumers.</p>

<p>States with strict emissions policies, including California, say they will not change course based on Trump&rsquo;s announcement, which raises the possibility of another federal-versus-state clash similar to the one during his first term.</p>

<p>Policy analysts also pointed to global consequences. The U.S. could fall behind countries that are pushing automakers toward tougher efficiency and emissions requirements. A major rollback may slow EV adoption and give foreign competitors a stronger lead in new energy technologies.</p>

<p>Trump said his goal is not to stop EV development but to &ldquo;give choice back to consumers&rdquo; and reduce pressure on automakers dealing with inflation, supply issues, and uneven EV demand. He said companies should be free to build a mix of gas, hybrid, and electric models.</p>

<p>The final proposal is expected to outline new efficiency targets, a revised compliance timeline, and possible limits on states with stricter standards. Any changes must still go through the federal rulemaking process before taking effect.<br />
For now, Trump&rsquo;s announcement opens a significant policy battle that will shape the future of U.S. transportation. Automakers, states, environmental advocates, and drivers all stand to be affected as the debate over the country&rsquo;s fuel efficiency path begins again. For more industry updates, visit our automotive news section.</p>

<p>For now, Trump&rsquo;s announcement opens a significant policy battle that will shape the future of U.S. transportation. Automakers, states, environmental advocates, and drivers all stand to be affected as the debate over the country&rsquo;s fuel efficiency path begins again. For more industry updates, visit our <a href="https://several.com/news/tag/automotive" target="_blank">automotive news section</a>.</p>


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<h2 id="positive-reception-after-last-year-rsquo-s-backlash">Positive Reception After Last Year&rsquo;s Backlash</h2>

<p>Fans quickly embraced this year&rsquo;s Wrapped as a major improvement over the much-criticized 2024 version. Last year&rsquo;s edition leaned heavily on AI gimmicks &ndash; including an AI-generated podcast &ndash; and left out many beloved features. Users online complained it felt &ldquo;one of the most boring Spotify Wrapped recaps&hellip; ever&rdquo;, missing quirky elements like &ldquo;music cities,&rdquo; &ldquo;listening auras,&rdquo; and even zodiac insights. By contrast, early reactions to 2025&rsquo;s Wrapped have been largely positive. As <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2025/12/03/spotify-wrapped-2025/" target="_blank">TechCrunch</a> notes, Spotify &ldquo;dropped last year&rsquo;s widely criticized flop&rdquo; in favor of returning to what works: deep data dives, creative visuals, and social features. Even Spotify&rsquo;s marketing chief admits the company got &ldquo;a lot of feedback&rdquo; about the 2024 Wrapped, and has used those critiques to make the 2025 experience &ldquo;the most creative, most innovative, most engaging Wrapped ever.&rdquo;</p>

<h2 id="design-overhaul--a-fresh-look-nbsp-">Design Overhaul: A Fresh Look&nbsp;</h2>

<figure class="image-captioned"><img alt="Spotify Wrapped 2025 Graphics and Design" loading="lazy" src="https://dwy9ix7d387oz.cloudfront.net/attachments/2025/11/d1a25f32-7634-4391-87bb-6aa542d72acd.jpg" />
<figcaption>Spotify Wrapped 2025 Graphics and Design</figcaption>
</figure>

<p>Spotify seems to have taken feedback to heart. The new Wrapped is visually richer and more effortful &ndash; not the minimalist slides that some fans slammed last year. For example, the Top 5 Artists section is now an animated &ldquo;artist sprint&rdquo; race chart that shows how your five favorite artists vied for the top spot across the year. Up to three callouts highlight personal stats (like day streaks or top album plays) as the race unfolds. Importantly, Spotify downplays AI in the new experience. There are no obvious AI skits or podcasts this time, and AI is only used behind the scenes in a few places. For instance, the new Listening Archive feature (which surfaces &ldquo;Your Biggest Discovery Day,&rdquo; &ldquo;Your Biggest Listening Day,&rdquo; etc.) uses a language model to generate narrative summaries for those special days. Other than that, Wrapped 2025 sticks to hard listening stats, not flashy AI flourishes.</p>

<h2 id="-ldquo-album-first-rdquo--insights-from-the-playlist-centered-platform">&ldquo;Album-First&rdquo; Insights From the Playlist-Centered Platform</h2>

<figure class="image-captioned"><img alt="Spotify Wrapped 2025 Top Albums" loading="lazy" src="https://dwy9ix7d387oz.cloudfront.net/attachments/2025/11/36727f21-b5ee-42b6-8cdb-8f7688401f1f.jpg" />
<figcaption>Spotify Wrapped 2025 Top Albums</figcaption>
</figure>

<p>Another welcome surprise is Spotify finally highlighting <a href="https://newsroom.spotify.com/2025-12-03/top-albums-debut-in-wrapped/" target="_blank">albums</a> again. For the first time, Wrapped 2025 spotlights your top 5 albums of the year. (Spotify cheekily frames this with the slogan &ldquo;long live the album,&rdquo; acknowledging that many fans still love the album format.) In an era of endless playlists, this is a nod to listeners who stream full albums end-to-end. Spotify says albums make the list when you&rsquo;ve played 70% of an album&rsquo;s tracks, and it ranks them by how devotedly you listened. In short, Wrapped 2025 gives album lovers their due alongside hits and playlists.</p>

<h2 id="wrapped-party--a-new-social-game">Wrapped Party: A New Social Game</h2>

<figure class="image-captioned"><img alt="Spotify Wrapped 2025: Wrapped Party" loading="lazy" src="https://dwy9ix7d387oz.cloudfront.net/attachments/2025/11/38823d31-efe6-466d-9179-ec1c5c4d9000.jpg" />
<figcaption>Spotify Wrapped 2025: Wrapped Party</figcaption>
</figure>

<p>This year, Wrapped goes social with a brand-new &ldquo;<a href="https://newsroom.spotify.com/2025-12-03/introducing-wrapped-party/" target="_blank">Wrapped Party</a>&rdquo; feature &ndash; essentially a live group game built right into the app. You can invite up to nine friends to join your Party, turning your personal stats into fun head-to-head comparisons. For example, as soon as the party begins, you&rsquo;ll see who among you streamed the most minutes in 2025, who found the rarest track, and who discovered the most new artists. The app even computes music compatibility percentages between friends (kind of like a percentage match) and points out who was the most obsessed fan of a top artist, based on what share of their listening it represents.</p>

<p>Wrapped Party then hands out themed awards to highlight your group&rsquo;s listening habits. For instance:</p>

<ul>
	<li><strong>Mainstreamer Award:</strong> Given to the friend with the most mainstream (popular) listening tastes</li>
	<li><strong>Night Owl Award: </strong>For whoever clocked the most late-night streaming hours</li>
	<li><strong>Picky Listener Award: </strong>Goes to the person with the most selective taste or who skipped tracks the most</li>
	<li><strong>Crate Digger Award:</strong> Awarded to the friend who explored the most albums</li>
	<li><strong>Copy-and-Paste Award: </strong>A joint prize for friends who had virtually identical listening profiles</li>
</ul>

<p>The hosts of Wrapped Party unlock more insights by adding more players &ndash; it scales up to ten people. Anyone 13 or older in any &ldquo;Wrapped-eligible&rdquo; market can join; just search &ldquo;Wrapped Party&rdquo; in the Spotify app or click through from your recap. All party participants must simply meet the standard <a href="https://newsroom.spotify.com/2025-12-03/wrapped-party-eligibility/" target="_blank">Wrapped requirements</a> (Spotify requires at least 30 different songs streamed for over 30 seconds each, across at least five artists, from January through November). Once everyone joins, the host presses &ldquo;Start,&rdquo; and you watch stats and results play out like a mini music trivia game you can share on social media. No two party sessions are alike: Spotify says each group draws from a pool of unique awards and comparisons so that you can replay with different friends for a fresh experience each time.</p>

<h2 id="wrapped-clubs--your-listening-community">Wrapped Clubs: Your Listening Community</h2>

<figure class="image-captioned"><img alt="Spotify Wrapped 2025: Wrapped Clubs" loading="lazy" src="https://dwy9ix7d387oz.cloudfront.net/attachments/2025/11/56cd17a9-ab7e-4843-8eda-5bd23e167192.png" />
<figcaption>Spotify Wrapped 2025: Wrapped Clubs</figcaption>
</figure>

<p>Wrapped 2025 also introduces <a href="https://newsroom.spotify.com/2025-12-03/wrapped-clubs-overview/" target="_blank">Clubs</a>, a fun social feature that groups listeners by style. Think of Clubs as personality categories based on how you listen. Spotify explains that it tags each track in its library with descriptors (for example, an up-tempo breakup song might be tagged &ldquo;heartbreak&rdquo; or &ldquo;yearning&rdquo;). It then rolls those tags up into six Clubs (each with a playful theme name, such as &ldquo;Soft Hearts Club&rdquo; or &ldquo;Club Serotonin&rdquo;). We each get assigned to the one Club where our streaming habits scored the highest. Within your Club, Spotify gives you a special role that reflects how you listen. For example, you might be:</p>

<ul>
	<li><strong>Leader: </strong>Your listening is strongly aligned with the club&rsquo;s vibe, making you a perfect role model</li>
	<li><strong>Scout: </strong>You always find the freshest, newest releases and push the club&rsquo;s sound forward</li>
	<li><strong>Archivist:</strong> You dig into music from past eras, ensuring your club never forgets its history</li>
	<li><strong>Curator: </strong>You&rsquo;re a dedicated playlist maker, mixing the best of the club&rsquo;s style into killer playlists</li>
	<li><strong>Collector: </strong>You save tons of music to your library, building a large catalog of favorites</li>
	<li><strong>Recruiter: </strong>You love to share music widely, often bringing new members into the club</li>
	<li><strong>Loyalist: </strong>You rarely skip tracks and stick with favorites, showing steadfast dedication</li>
	<li><strong>Supporter: </strong>You really favor one particular artist, ensuring that person is heard around your club</li>
	<li><strong>Broadcaster: </strong>You listen to a lot of podcasts, keeping conversations going in the club</li>
	<li><strong>Specialist: </strong>You explore experimental or niche sounds, pushing the boundaries of the club&rsquo;s vibe</li>
</ul>

<p>Spotify says the whole idea is a &ldquo;fresh and fun way to explore your music community.&rdquo; It shows you other people who stream similarly, turning your music taste into a sort of shared identity. Even artists and writers are slotted into Clubs whose mood fits their work. Overall, Clubs add an interactive, community feel to Wrapped, moving beyond solo statistics.</p>

<h2 id="what-rsquo-s-inside-your-spotify-wrapped-2025">What&rsquo;s Inside Your Spotify Wrapped 2025</h2>

<figure class="image-captioned"><img alt="Spotify Wrapped 2025 Features" loading="lazy" src="https://dwy9ix7d387oz.cloudfront.net/attachments/2025/11/6d387b4b-1ed4-4cac-83bb-557548879618.jpg" />
<figcaption>Spotify Wrapped 2025 Features</figcaption>
</figure>

<p>Every year, Spotify Wrapped includes the classic stats along with a few new stories. In concise bullet form, Wrapped 2025 offers:</p>

<h3>The Classics</h3>

<ul>
	<li><strong>Minutes Listened:</strong> Total time you spent streaming music, podcasts, and audiobooks</li>
	<li><strong>Top Songs and Playlist:</strong> Your five most-played songs of 2025, along with a shareable &ldquo;Your Top Songs 2025&rdquo; playlist. (This year the playlist also shows how many times you streamed each of your top 100 tracks)</li>
	<li><strong>Top Artists: </strong>Your five favorite artists of the year (with total minutes played and a global fan percentile)</li>
	<li><strong>Top Genres:</strong> The main genres that defined your listening this year (a returning favorite)</li>
	<li><strong>Your Artist Clip:</strong> A short video or audio message from one of your top artists, thanking you. (Spotify confirms artists like Bad Bunny, Sabrina Carpenter, Chappell Roan, and others are sending personalized clips)</li>
	<li><strong>Top Podcasts:</strong> Your five most-listened podcasts of 2025</li>
</ul>

<h3>What&rsquo;s New</h3>

<ul>
	<li><strong>Listening Age: </strong>A playful stat that compares your music tastes to others your age, based on release years of songs you streamed. It guesses &ldquo;musical age&rdquo; (e.g. you might have a listening age of 66 if you mostly played 1970s music)</li>
	<li><strong>Top Song Quiz: </strong>An interactive quiz where you guess which of your top songs was your #1 before seeing the answer</li>
	<li><strong>Top Albums:</strong> For the first time ever, Spotify shows your favorite albums of 2025 (the ones you returned to most)</li>
	<li><strong>Top Audiobook Genre: </strong>If you listened to audiobooks, Wrapped highlights your favorite audiobook genre and the single audiobook you spent most time with in that genre</li>
	<li><strong>Your Author Clip:</strong> Similar to the artist clip, some of your most-listened authors record a thank-you message (Spotify says authors like Dan Brown, James Patterson, and Abby Jimenez might appear)</li>
	<li><strong>Your Podcaster Clip:</strong> One of your favorite podcast hosts may also pop up with a short message (hosts from The Diary of a CEO, The Mel Robbins Podcast, Good Hang with Amy Poehler, and others are included)</li>
	<li><strong>Top Artist Sprint: </strong>The animated race of your top five artists (described above) that shows how they shuffled positions month by month</li>
	<li><strong>Fan Leaderboard:</strong> If you&rsquo;re a big fan of one of your top artists, you may see a leaderboard ranking your total minutes against all that artist&rsquo;s fans worldwide (proving whether you are a true superfan)</li>
	<li><strong>Clubs:</strong> Your listening habits are grouped into one of six Clubs, with the special role you earned in that community (as described above)</li>
	<li><strong>Listening Archive: </strong>AI-generated reports on your most memorable listening days of 2025 (like &ldquo;Your Biggest Listening Day&rdquo;), up to five days in total</li>
</ul>

<p>Each of these stories is presented in a polished slideshow format for you to swipe through and share. In short, Spotify Wrapped 2025 blends all the beloved highlights &ndash; your top songs, artists, and stats &ndash; with creative new ways to connect you to friends, artists, and other fans. Early reactions suggest it&rsquo;s a fan-friendly turnaround, making Wrapped feel more personal and playful than last year.</p>

<p>For more articles like this, visit our <a href="https://several.com/news/tag/lifestyle" target="_blank">Lifestyle News Page</a>!</p>


Spotify Wrapped 2025: The Platform’s Best Recap in Years

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<h3>How to get your Twitch Recap 2025</h3>

<p>Twitch made the process simple this year. You only need to log in to the official Annual Recap page using your Twitch account. Once you&rsquo;re in, you&rsquo;ll see three options:</p>

<h4><strong>Viewer Recap</strong></h4>

<p>This shows the hours you watched, the days you visited Twitch, your top categories, favorite creators, chats sent, and channel points earned. If you watched at least 10 hours during the recap window, you&rsquo;ll get a personalized breakdown. Viewers also unlock a special 2025 chat badge after opening their recap.</p>

<h4><strong>Streamer Recap</strong></h4>

<p>This is available to anyone who streamed 10 hours or more. The recap includes channel growth, top categories, viewer habits, chat activity, and performance trends across the year.</p>

<h4><strong>Community Recap</strong></h4>

<p>This version is open to everyone and bundles the biggest Twitch moments of 2025 into a 25-clip highlight reel.</p>

<h3>Extra stats with StreamsCharts</h3>

<p>Streamers looking for deeper analytics can view their separate Recap 2025 through <a href="https://streamscharts.com/" target="_blank">StreamsCharts</a>. It offers additional layout options, comparative metrics, and more detailed insights into channel growth and viewer patterns. You&rsquo;ll need to sign in with the same Twitch account to access it.</p>

<h3>What Twitch highlighted in 2025</h3>

<p>Twitch pulled together the biggest global moments of the year, and the numbers were huge.</p>

<ul>
	<li><strong>45 billion chat messages</strong> were sent across the platform</li>
	<li><strong>Just Chatting </strong>remained the most-watched category</li>
	<li><strong>IRL streams</strong> surged with a 186% increase in hours watched</li>
	<li><strong>PEAK, Marvel Rivals, and Battlefield 6 </strong>became the top new game releases</li>
	<li><strong>GTA V</strong> stayed the most-watched game worldwide</li>
	<li><strong>Kai Cenat</strong> led creators once again, breaking the subscriber record during Mafiathon 3</li>
	<li><strong>La Velada del A&ntilde;o </strong>remained Twitch&rsquo;s most-viewed event</li>
	<li><strong>Bad Bunny&rsquo;s Una M&aacute;s concert</strong> ranked as the top music stream</li>
	<li>More than <strong>9 million new creators</strong> joined Twitch this year</li>
	<li>The first Twitch stream <strong>from space</strong> aired live</li>
</ul>

<p>This year was one of Twitch&rsquo;s most active years yet. The platform recorded nearly 900 million hours streamed, broke multiple regional and global viewership records, and saw communities form around various content, including VTubing, IRL travel, art streams, esports, and late-night hangouts.</p>

<p>If you spent the year chatting, lurking, or running your own channel, your personal recap organizes everything into a single scroll that shows how you used Twitch in 2025.</p>

<p>Twitch Recap 2025 sets the tone. <a href="https://several.com/news/spotify-wrapped-2024-backlash" target="_blank">Spotify Wrapped</a> is next.</p>

<p>For more articles like this, check out our <a href="https://several.com/news/tag/tech" target="_blank">Tech News</a> page!</p>


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