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Ali Sar, the president of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, has shared a letter in which he responded to the concerns raised in a Thursday missive from Netflix co-CEO and chief content officer Ted Sarandos, wherein Sarandos said that his company — which received more nominations (42) and wins (10) than any other studio or network at the 78th Golden Globe Awards in February — will be “stopping any activities” with the HFPA “until more meaningful changes are made” by the organization, which is under pressure to reform itself after the Los Angeles Times revealed that it currently counts zero Black people among its 86 members.
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