The Golden Globes is ending its $75,000 salary for voting members. A spokesperson for the organization sought to reduce perception of bias.

Golden Globes president Helen Hoehne delivered an unexpected announcement to voting members who zoomed in to a special meeting called on Friday. Moving forward, Globes members will no longer be paid salaries as it does away with a controversial element of how its voting body is organized.

Golden Globes president Helen Hoehne has told former Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. members that they will no longer be paid a $75,000 annual salary.

Just when we thought all eyes were on the Academy! Heading into Oscars weekend, news broke that the Golden Globes will no longer pay its legacy voting members base salaries of $75,000 a year. Per The Hollywood Reporter,

The Golden Globes has announced that it’ll no longer be paying $75,000 a year salaries to a subset of its voting members, per The Hollywood Reporter. Globes president Helen Hoehne broke the news to the

The move ends a five year deal that began in June 2023 and affects 50 members who vote on the annual film and TV awards.

The Golden Globes will no longer pay a $75,000 salary to its legacy voting members, Deadline confirmed Friday. The decision impacts about 50 members, we hear, and there is a severance payment involved to meet “contractual obligations to the voters,” a Globes spokesperson said.

Members of the Golden Globes voting body will no longer be paid, the organization’s president announced during a Friday meeting over Zoom, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The news, from Helen Hoehne,