What is the difference between Golden globes and Oscars?

Golden Globes and Oscars are two preeminent awards that are usually given in the field of arts and motion pictures. The Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) is the one involved in the distribution of the golden globes award, and of which they do annually. They give this in both foreign and domestic categories.

On the other hand, the American Academy for Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is responsible for giving the Academy Awards, which is famously known as Oscars. This award is considered to be the most prestigious of all the awards given in the field of motion pictures and arts. The date for the first ceremony of the Academy Awards was on 16th May 1929, and it was held at Hotel Roosevelt in Hollywood.

Conversely, the date for the first ceremony of the Golden Globes Awards was in the month of January 1944. The ceremony was held at the 20th-century fox studios in Los Angeles, California.

There are two main differences between the Golden Globes and the Academy Awards. The first one is that there is a difference between who will decide who the winner is going to be. Then the second difference is why the awards will be given. The Golden Globes is usually decided on by people who are part of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, also known as HFPA.

For the Oscars, those who would decide who the winners are going to be are those from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. One similarity is that the awards nights for both are considered to be formal affairs, and people are expected to dress their best whenever they are invited to take part in the event.