Sunday's Golden Globes are Hollywood's first big awards show of the #MeToo era. Cinemablend's Sean O'Connell joins Cheddar to preview the night and predict the most prestigious categories. He thinks "The Shape of Water," "Get Out," "The Crown," and "Master of None" will walk away as the big winners of the night.
Seth Meyers will host the ceremony from Los Angeles. While O'Connell says the talk-show host is a good choice, considering the prospect of former host Ricky Gervais returning this year would leave Hollywood "terrified." The managing editor expects lots of jokes about President Trump and Harvey Weinstein during the opening monologue.
We also touch on one Citi analyst's prediction that there's a 40% chance Apple buys Netflix. O'Connell thinks a potential merger would still leave Apple behind Disney in the content wars. He thinks the tech giant is more likely to create a streaming service of its own.
A giant panda at the Beijing Zoo had a lot of fun playing in the snow this week.
A favorite animal at the St. Louis Zoo in Missouri is moving to Columbus, Ohio.
Cheddar News staff pulled some of their ugly sweaters out of their closets to celebrate National Ugly Christmas Sweater Day.
George Clooney and Adam Sandler are teaming up to star in a new feature film for Netflix.
A new study found daydreaming could have big benefits.
A new study published in the journal Genome Biology and Evolution is shedding light on why some people are morning folks.
With holiday shopping underway, people have to be aware of authentication when purchasing quality luxury gifts. Maya Ali, head of handbags at MyGemma, joined Cheddar News to provide tips on how to spot fake luxury bags.
You've never heard harmonica like this! Check out this group that gets together to jam out, picking out songs you don't typically think of when you think of the pocket instrument.
Wondering what to watch this weekend? This week we have a rebel cyclist, a rebel who built his own island, and some rebel children who entered a magical wardrobe.
Mattel is hoping to replicate the success of the Barbie movie by bringing new dolls to live action.
