Solidarity with the victims by the earthquake of Haiti was present during the finery of the 67 edition of Gold Globes, in which stars as Nicole Kidman and Maggie Gyllenhaal requested bottoms to help the Haitians. The Australian actress Nicole Kidman, who presented/displayed the first prize at night, remembered the drama that lives hundreds on thousands of Haitians by the earthquake of 7 degrees of magnitude in the Richter scale that knocked down Caribbean country 12 of January the past.Before granting the award as better actress of distribution to the Mo´nique actress by its paper in “Precious: based on the Nobel Push by Sapphire”, Kidman gave information to make donations and requested the collaboration of all in telemaratón that will celebrate the next Friday the MTV chain. Actor George Clooney, that will be host of a part of the program that will be realised in Los Angeles, wished before entering the finery that its participation in this initiative serves to obtain bottoms in spite of the difficult times that they run. At another moment of the finery, the actress Maggie Gyllenhaal appealed to the “generosity” of the viewers with her donations through the Web of the channel NBC, that relayed the finery in direct. NBC qualified a section in its page of Internet to collaborate with contributions to organizations like the Red Cross, Oxfam, Unicef, International Rescue Committe and Partners in Health, who are working on the land.
Although this one is the first occasion of the year that has the famous ones to exhibit their better finery before the flashes of the international press, many did not want to forget the drama Haiti shining a red and yellow bow. English comedian Rickye Gervais, scriptwriter of the version original of the series “The Office” and ordered to direct the finery, took to east bow during all the ceremony as well as many of the artists who granted the prizes. Among them, the ex- Beatles, Paul McCartney, who was the one in charge to present/display the best animated film; Cheer, that the best musical subject presented/displayed, as well as Jane Krakowski, Harrison Ford, Tom Hanks, Cameron Diaz and Colin Farrell, between many others. Tonight we cannot speak only of cinema.
We have the obligation and the responsibility to help in which we pruned”, said to the Spanish actress Penélope Cross in the red carpet before entering the finery. Cross, candidate to a Gold Globe like better secondary actress by its paper in the musical comedy “Nine”, appealed to the “obligation and the responsibility” that Hollywood has to help Haiti. “Each present person has here in mind to Haiti”, also said Sandra Bullock before entering the hotel Beverly Hilton of Los Angeles (Californian), where the ceremony was celebrated.
On the other hand, the Association of the Foreign Press of Hollywood, that grants these prizes annually, also added this week to the humanitarian efforts towards Haiti and announced a donation of 100,000 dollars to help the victims of the devastating earthquake.
