pera7 Hollywood’s awards season heats up Sunday at the Golden Globes, with surreal narco-thriller musical “Emilia Perez”—about a Mexican drug lord who transitions to life as a woman—leading the charge. Image: JC Olivera

Golden Globe voters did little to clear up a blurry awards picture in Hollywood on Sunday, giving little-seen films like “The Brutalist” and “Emilia Pérez” roughly equal treatment and snubbing some perceived Oscar front-runners, including “Anora.” “

Major names from the music world could figure prominently at the Oscars in March if the shortlists that the academy released Tuesday are any indication.711bet Alongside expected nominations for the Disney entries “Moana 2” and “Mufasa: The Lion King

Still from the film Photo: Mubi Still from the film Photo: Mubi The immediate, eye-catching thing about Emilia Pérez is its uninhibited ambition, which also induces its most careening mistakes. Minutes into the film, a lawyer’s, Rita (Zoe Saldana),