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Rhea Seehorn Wins First Golden Globe for 'Pluribus'

1/12/2026

Summary

Story summary

Rhea Seehorn, Golden Globes winner, won Best Actress for TV Drama at the 2026 ceremony for playing Carol Sturka in Pluribus.
This win marks her first Golden Globes nomination and first win.
In her acceptance speech, Seehorn joked she needed beta-blockers to cope.
She thanked Vince Gilligan for believing in her, thanked the family and Golden Globes voting body, and expressed gratitude for support from women in the industry.

History

Historical Context

The Golden Globe Awards, established in 1944 by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, aimed to honor excellence in film and television. Initially created to promote international cinema, the awards have evolved significantly, reflecting ongoing struggles for representation, particularly for women. Rhea Seehorn's recent win underscores this trend, highlighting the industry's increasing support for female talent and paving the way for future generations.

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Story summary

Rhea Seehorn, Golden Globes winner, won Best Actress for TV Drama at the 2026 ceremony for playing Carol Sturka in Pluribus.
This win marks her first Golden Globes nomination and first win.
In her acceptance speech, Seehorn joked she needed beta-blockers to cope.
She thanked Vince Gilligan for believing in her, thanked the family and Golden Globes voting body, and expressed gratitude for support from women in the industry.

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