Golden Globes ceremony benches lifetime achievement awards / Jonathan Majors sits with GMA / Hacks gets Season 3 premiere date

PLUS: Northern Exposure is finally available to stream, on Amazon Prime Video.

Golden Globes ceremony benches the honorary Cecil B. DeMille and Carol Burnett Awards
Sunday's ceremony will be missing the two lifetime achievement awards: the Cecil B. DeMille Award, which honors film, and the Carol Burnett Award, which honors TV. Last year, Eddie Murphy and Ryan Murphy were the respective recipients of the DeMille and Burnett awards. According to Deadline's Nellie Andreeva, the awards will "not be presented this year but expected to return in the future. The development comes as the Globes over the past 12 months changed ownership and status, becoming a for-profit organization owned by Deadline parent PMC along with show producer Dick Clark Prods. in a joint venture with Eldridge; their voting body, expanding to 300 members representing 76 countries; and network, moving to CBS (streaming on Paramount+) after decades on NBC." The news comes as the Globes has added two new categories this year: Cinematic and Box Office Achievement and Best Performance By a Stand-Up Comic On Television. The Cecile B. DeMille Award has been handed out every year since 1952, except for in 1976, 2008 (due to the writers' strike) and in 2022 (due to a lack of a network). This is the second time since the Carol Burnett Award was launched in 2019 that the honor will not be handed out after the ceremony was canceled in 2022. ALSO: Cecil B. DeMille Award winner Oprah Winfrey is among the new batch of Golden Globes presenters announced today.

Hacks' long-awaited Season 3 to premiere this spring
"Steppin’ on out. Hacks returns this spring on Max," the Max comedy announced on Instagram this morning. Hacks Season 3 experienced a number of setbacks last year, from Jean Smart's undisclosed heart procedure to the writers' strike.

Northern Exposure is finally available to stream, on Amazon Prime Video
All six seasons of the 110-episode 1990-1995 CBS dramedy about the eccentric residents of a fictional small town in Alaska have been quietly uploaded to Amazon Prime in their original 4:3 aspect ratio according to TVLine. Northern Exposure had one of the greatest TV soundtracks of all time, which is why it's been missing from streaming.

Jonathan Majors to appear on Good Morning America for his first post-verdict interview
After his conviction on assault and harassment charges last month, the former Marvel actor will break his silence in an interview with ABC News' Linsey Davis that will air on Good Morning America and ABC News Live Prime with Linsey Davis.

CBS' Taylor Tomlinson-hosted After Midnight premieres on the night of Jan. 16
Described as “the smartest show on television about the dumbest things on the internet, After Midnight will feature a panel of comics, actors and other celebrities discussing the internet buzz of the day in a game-show format. After Midnight premieres the night of Tuesday, Jan. 16 — technically "after midnight" on Jan. 17.

Benny Safdie talks a potential The Curse Season 2, says he's working on a boxing drama for HBO
In a Variety profile, Safdie says he and his older brother Josh Safdie have amicably split up as the "Safdie Brothers" directing duo as they pursue their own projects, one of which has been Showtime's The Curse. “There’s a lot more fun to be had in this world. It’s not off the table,” he says of the show he co-created with Nathan Fielder, which wraps up its first season next week. “There are ideas, but it’s definitely too premature to put them out into the world.” Safdie also reveals he's working on an HBO about boxing, which he thinks will be six episodes, plus another secret project. “Talking about something you’re going to do feels so weird, because you haven’t done it yet,” he says. “Part of it is wanting to preserve the level of intellectual excitement.”

CNN‘s New Year’s Eve Live delivers its second-best audience
About 2.33 million watched the Sunday night special hosted by Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen, up 12% from the previous year. CNN said New Year’s Eve Live had its second-best audience.

Jesse Tyler Ferguson to play a reality TV producer on CBS' Elsbeth
The Modern Family alum will guest on The Good Wife spinoff as the producer of a reality show called “Lavish Ladies” whose actions lead to resentment, blackmail and murder.

Why ABC canceled Station 19
The Grey's Anatomy spinoff is ending this spring with shortened Season 7 as ABC welcomes another first responders' drama series as Grey's lead-in: 9-1-1.

CBS sets Super Bowl Soulful Celebration 25th Anniversary
The Neighborhood co-stars Cedric the Entertainer and Tichina Arnold will host the one-hour special the night before the Super Bowl on Feb. 10.

TCM tonight unveils six-part docuseries The Power of Film
Based on UCLA film professor Howard Suber's 2006 book of the same name, The Power of Film is "a six-part series which combines footage from some of the most acclaimed and beloved movies of all time along with Suber’s own thoughts on why these films had such cultural and emotional impact on audiences, both upon their original release and still today." The Power of Film will premiere tonight and air over six weeks.

Jeremy Allen White is the newest Calvin Klein underwear model
Check out The Bear star's debut as an ambassador for Calvin Klein.

Glynis Johns, who starred on the 1960s CBS sitcom Glynis and played Diane Chambers' mom on Cheers, dies at 100
The Oscar-nominated, Tony-winning Welsh actress, best known for her role in Mary Poppins as the spirited feminist mother Winifred Banks, died today of natural causes. The year before Mary Poppins premiered, Johns starred in the short-lived Glynis, a CBS sitcom built around her created by I Love Lucy head writer Jess Oppenheimer, in which she plays a mystery writer who solves crimes alongside her husband. Glynis aired on CBS from September through December 1963. Johns returned to CBS 25 years later in 1988 to star in another short-lived sitcom: the retirement community-set Coming of Age. Johns also had numerous guest TV roles, including as Diane Chambers' mom on the first season of Cheers.

Peacock releases the trailer for Mike Judge co-created animated series In The Know
In The Know reunites Judge and Silicon Valley's Zach Woods. Co-created by Judge, Woods and Brandon Gardner, the public radio parody chronicles the making of NPR’s fictional “third most popular host” Lauren Caspian’s radio program, where he conducts in-depth interviews with guests, including Kaia Gerber, Ken Burns, Finn Wolfhard, Norah Jones, Mike Tyson, Hugh Laurie, Jorge Masvisdal and more. In The Know premieres Jan. 25.

Watch Jason Momoa in his quest for inspiration in Max's On the Roam trailer
On the Roam, premiering Jan. 18, follows Momoa as he chases art, adventure and friendship through the lens of craftsmanship.

Marvel’s Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur gets a Season 2 premiere date and trailer
The Disney Channel animated series returns Feb. 2 and will land on Disney+ on Feb. 3.

Swamp People teases Season 15
The History Channel reality show following the lives of a group of alligator hunters living across the Louisiana swamplands is back tonight for its 15th season.