At a time of atomization and endless special-interest hobbit holes, big live television events like the Super Bowl fulfill our need for something, anything, in common.
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The power of big-event television is on display as perhaps never before.
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Networks these days are craving event television, and, increasingly, Dick Clark Productions’s live, star-studded spectacles are delivering it.
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The lightly watched Fox comedy “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” got a huge boost in knocking off network titans and much buzzed-about cable entries at the Golden Globes.
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The broadcast, hosted by Tina Fey and Amy Poehler on NBC, had its biggest audience in 10 years, and was up 6 percent from last year.
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The movies emerged as awards front-runners on Thursday, as each picked up seven Golden Globe nominations.
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