This is for you, the fans out there who came to the movie theaters, who bring their friends and family and stay in the dark," director Jon M. Chu said

Popular, indeed! Jon M. Chu's movie musical has won the Golden Globe for Cinematic and Box Office Achievement. Other nominated films were Alien: Romulus, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, Deadpool & Wolverine,

The Netflix limited series “Baby Reindeer” won the Golden Globe for limited series, anthology series or TV movie, which brought creator and star Richard Gadd to the stage with his cast and crew to make a pitch for shows such as his which deal with dark and troubling themes.

Wicked' led the December box office in the U.K. and Ireland, as the market reached a total gross of $1.31 billion for 2024.

After six weekends of release, here's how much Wicked has made as of December 27, 2024: US box office: $411,610,535 International box office: $187,678,275 Global box office: $599,288,810

Wicked continues to establish itself as one of the biggest box office forces of the entire year. Universal’s adaptation of the iconic Broadway musical has proven to be a massive theatrical hit, breaking several records over the month since it was released.

Delivering another huge boost for musicals, Universal's Wicked took home the award for best cinematic and box office achievement at the 2025 Golden Globes after wowing audiences across the globe over the year-end holidays.

An effusive Jon M. Chu accepted the Golden Globe for Cinematic and Box Office Achievement for Wicked this evening with the director praising fans and enthusing, "It shows us how important making this stuff is - in a time when pessimism and cynicism sort of rule the planet right now - that we can still

Wicked” was honored with the cinematic and box office achievement award at the Golden Globe Awards a week after becoming the top grossing Broadway adaptation in box office history. Its Bay Area director Jon M.

Fans of Wicked are fuming after the film won the Golden Globe Award for Cinematic and Box Office Achievement. The film, starring Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo, was the highest-grossing film adaptation of a Broadway musical of all time.