Golden Globes Organization Files Lawsuit Against Penske Media
金球獎組織對彭思媒體集團提起訴訟
更新於: 2026年7月30日 上午04:00
On July 28, 2026, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA), the historical organizer of the Golden Globe Awards, filed a major antitrust lawsuit against Penske Media Corporation (PMC) and its chairman, Jay Penske.
2026年7月28日，金球獎的歷史主辦單位好萊塢外國記者協會(HFPA)對彭思媒體集團(PMC)及其董事長傑·彭思提起了一項重大反壟斷訴訟。
The HFPA alleges that the 2023 sale of the Golden Globes was a fraudulent 'sham' designed to create a monopoly in Hollywood's media and awards landscape.
HFPA指控2023年金球獎的出售是一場為了在好萊塢媒體與獎項格局中建立壟斷地位而設計的欺詐性「騙局」。
According to the lawsuit, Penske and billionaire Todd Boehly allegedly manufactured a crisis to devalue the HFPA, then orchestrated a hostile acquisition.
根據訴訟內容，彭思與億萬富翁陶德·伯利據稱製造了一場危機以降低HFPA的價值，隨後策劃了一場敵意收購。
The complaint describes the current operations as a 'pay-to-play' system, where awards recognition is unfairly tied to advertising spending in Penske-owned publications like Variety and Deadline.
訴狀將當前的運作描述為一種「付費遊玩」系統，即獎項認可與在Variety與Deadline等彭思旗下的出版物中投放廣告的支出不公平地掛鉤。
Seeking at least $150 million in damages and a full reversal of the 2023 deal, the organization aims to unwind the transaction.
該組織尋求至少1.5億美元的賠償，並要求徹底撤銷2023年的交易，試圖解除該筆交易。
In response, a spokesperson for the current owners dismissed the legal action, calling it an absurd move by a defunct organization.
對此，現任業主的發言人駁回了法律訴訟，稱其為一個已倒閉組織的荒謬行為。
As this federal case proceeds in California, it highlights the intense power dynamics within Hollywood's influential awards and trade publication industries.
隨著這起聯邦案件在加州展開，它凸顯了在好萊塢頗具影響力的獎項與貿易出版行業內部激烈的權力動態。
