Golden Globes nominations met by muted response

Details: Netflix was awarded the most nominations Monday, despite vowing to boycott the ceremony next year unless reforms are implemented.

• Netflix also raked in the most film nominations, with 17 nods, while HBO led the TV nominations with 15.
• Focus Features’ "Belfast" and Netflix's "The Power of the Dog" garnered the most film nominations — with seven each — while HBO's "Succession" topped the TV category with five nominations.

Be smart: Streaming companies like Netflix and Amazon have often taken the lead in nominations across different Hollywood award shows in recent years.

Catch up quick: Drama around the Globes heightened last year, when a report revealed that none of the HFPA's members are Black.

• Soon after, leaders at Amazon, Netflix and WarnerMedia put out statements saying they refuse to work with the HFPA until new reforms are enacted. PR firms called for a boycott. Stars also joined calls against the group.
• NBC said it wouldn't air the Golden Globes next year following the fallout around the HFPA.

• Following the news from NBC, the HFPA released a new timetable for its reform plan. In August, it debuted new bylaws meant to address its commitment to reforms.

The big picture: Hollywood is facing unprecedented business and culture challenges following the pandemic and last year's Black Lives Matter protests.

• Most notably, award show ratings have plummeted as more consumers migrate to streaming services.
• The theater industry continues to face unprecedented challenges.

What to watch: A letter from the group's president obtained last week by Variety suggests that the awards this year will focus on philanthropy.

• The Globes are set for Jan. 9.