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. It had truly a good run while it lasted, but the Hollywood Foreign Press Association is no more. The Golden Globes have been acquired by Dick Clark Productions with Todd Boehly’s Eldridge, and the HFPA is being dissolved, according to a press release sent on Monday, June 12, making the Globes a for-profit organization. Proceeds from the sale will go to the new Golden Globe Foundation, which will “continue the legacy HPFA’s history of entertainment-related charitable giving.
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