Alex Cooper's popular podcast 'Call Her Daddy' has taken the stage for this year's prestigious Golden Globe Awards. The intimate conversations she shares with celebrities such as former US Vice President Kamala Harris, actress Jane Fonda, and reality star Kim Kardashian have earned her show a coveted spot among six nominees in the new Golden Globe Award category for Best Podcast.
The other notable podcasts vying for the top prize are 'Armchair Expert with Dex Shepard', 'Good Hang with Amy Poehler', 'Up First', 'The Mel Robbins Podcast', and 'Smartless'. With only 25 podcasts eligible, Cooper's show managed to impress with its engaging discussions on sex and relationships that have garnered significant listener attention.
Interestingly, the shortlist was compiled based on listener metrics, which is a departure from traditional awards. Cooper's podcast made it to the final cut alongside other well-known titles such as 'The Daily' and 'Dateline NBC', further cementing her influence in the world of entertainment.
Meanwhile, Philadelphia has another reason to feel proud with several actors and TV shows tied to the city receiving Golden Globe nominations. Mark Ruffalo was nominated for Best Actor in a Drama Television Series for his role in HBO's miniseries 'Task', while Amanda Seyfried received two nominations for her work in 'Long Bright River' and an upcoming film titled 'The Testament of Ann Lee'.
Additionally, local talent made waves with the nominations of 'Abbott Elementary' in the Best Musical/Comedy Series category. The show has already secured three Golden Globe wins since its premiere in 2021, including last year's sweep.
The nominations also extend to other notable figures such as Hannah Einbinder for her supporting role in HBO's 'Hacks', and Kevin Hart, who received a nod for his stand-up comedy special 'Acting My Age'. The latter's performance earned him recognition for his ability to tackle topics such as middle age with humor.
The other notable podcasts vying for the top prize are 'Armchair Expert with Dex Shepard', 'Good Hang with Amy Poehler', 'Up First', 'The Mel Robbins Podcast', and 'Smartless'. With only 25 podcasts eligible, Cooper's show managed to impress with its engaging discussions on sex and relationships that have garnered significant listener attention.
Interestingly, the shortlist was compiled based on listener metrics, which is a departure from traditional awards. Cooper's podcast made it to the final cut alongside other well-known titles such as 'The Daily' and 'Dateline NBC', further cementing her influence in the world of entertainment.
Meanwhile, Philadelphia has another reason to feel proud with several actors and TV shows tied to the city receiving Golden Globe nominations. Mark Ruffalo was nominated for Best Actor in a Drama Television Series for his role in HBO's miniseries 'Task', while Amanda Seyfried received two nominations for her work in 'Long Bright River' and an upcoming film titled 'The Testament of Ann Lee'.
Additionally, local talent made waves with the nominations of 'Abbott Elementary' in the Best Musical/Comedy Series category. The show has already secured three Golden Globe wins since its premiere in 2021, including last year's sweep.
The nominations also extend to other notable figures such as Hannah Einbinder for her supporting role in HBO's 'Hacks', and Kevin Hart, who received a nod for his stand-up comedy special 'Acting My Age'. The latter's performance earned him recognition for his ability to tackle topics such as middle age with humor.
can you believe the Golden Globes are giving out awards for podcasts?! like, what even is that? 
I mean, I love Alex Cooper and all, but this feels like a bunch of Hollywood types voting on who's got the best convo skills online. don't get me wrong, her podcast is fire 
, but it's not exactly breaking news that she has a big following... did they really have to make a category just for podcasts?! 
So I'm thinking... it's dope that Alex Cooper's podcast made the cut for the Golden Globes 
! I mean, her conversations with A-listers like Kamala Harris and Kim Kardashian are always so fire 
- I guess that says a lot about how popular her show really is?
Mark Ruffalo, Amanda Seyfried, and the whole cast of 'Abbott Elementary' got nominations, which is amazing 
. I love seeing local talent get recognized on the big stage.
. And I think it's awesome that Hannah Einbinder got a nomination for her role in 'Hacks' - she's talented! 
, Alex Cooper's show is totally worth it 
. What's next, a Netflix show getting nominated for Best Picture? Give me a break! This whole thing feels like a bunch of Hollywood insiders trying to justify their own relevance in a rapidly changing media landscape... And don't even get me started on the fact that they're using listener metrics to decide the nominees - what's wrong with some good old-fashioned artistic merit? 
I'm low-key shocked that Call Her Daddy made it into the Golden Globe podcast category! Alex Cooper is so underrated, but her podcasts are always so juicy and on point. 
I mean, who wouldn't want to listen to her chat with Kamala Harris about relationships? 
The world is ready for more of her sass and sparkle! 
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Who knew Alex Cooper was a Hollywood star in the making? 
] Also, can you imagine Mark Ruffalo and Amanda Seyfried having deep conversations about relationships on their podcast? 
The other nominees are all legends in the industry... like, what's the criteria here again? Is it just who's got the most followers or something? 
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. And let's be real, those other nominees are pretty solid too 
. I mean, 'Armchair Expert' and 'The Daily' are both great podcasts in their own right.
And I love how they're mixing things up by considering listener metrics for this award, it shows they're staying current. Philly reps too, btw - Mark Ruffalo is killing it in 'Task' 
, that one's always been a fave of mine. Can't wait to see which ones take home the prize this year!