"CBS News" did not escape her satire, as she commented saying the award for most editing goes to CBS News.. the latest place in America to follow nonsense and trivial news, indirectly referring to the editorial changes the network recently underwent, following their announcement of a five-year deal with the Golden Globe to broadcast the event.
American comedian Nikki Glaser hosted the Golden Globe Awards for the second time during the 83rd edition held on Sunday evening, where she did not hesitate in directing criticism and sharp satire targeting a selection of Hollywood stars, along with media and governmental institutions.
According to "The Sun" newspaper, Nikki Glaser caused a wide stir with her biting satire when she redefined the term A-list celebrities as people whose names appeared on lists that underwent extensive deletion and obfuscation, directly referring to the Jeffrey Epstein files that were published after significant editing.
Jokingly, she added, "The award for Best Editing goes to the US Department of Justice," in a satirical critique of how official documents are handled and large parts of them obscured, which sparked a wide debate about transparency.
Leonardo DiCaprio
Glaser directed one of her most circulated jokes at star Leonardo Di Caprio, praising his prolific artistic career, before jokingly adding that the most impressive achievement is that you accomplished all this before your girlfriend reached thirty, in light of Di Caprio's fame for relationships with women in their twenties, currently linked to model Vittoria Ceretti "27 years old".
Also, Nikki Glaser gently mocked George Clooney, nominated for Best Actor, known as the most famous advertising face for Nespresso coffee machines, when she teased him in front of the audience about her coffee coming out light and watery, humorously referring to his coffee ads, prompting Clooney to laugh and interact with her in a playful spirit.