BEVERLY HILLS, CA – JANUARY 07: Lena Headey attends The 75th Annual Golden Globe Awards at The Beverly Hilton Hotel on January 7, 2018 in Beverly Hills, California. (Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images)
Welcome to WiC Weekly, where we recap the biggest stories on WiC over the last week. Itâs pretty self-explanatory.
Letâs start with a story about A Song of Ice and Fire author George R.R. Martin, courtesy of Game of Thrones director Alan Taylor. Does he consider any of his characters to be the âmainâ character of the story?
Game of Thrones and its cast members showed up in style to this yearâs Golden Globe Awards. How did they do? OhâŠ
The Game of Thrones stars who attended the Globes tried to avoid giving away season 8 spoilers, obviously, but a few teases still broke through.
Today in surrealism, thereâs this:
Sticking with celebrities for a minute, Kit Harington ran into a spot of trouble in New York:
The Golden Globes are just one of many award shows at which Game of Thrones will feature in the coming months. Welcome to awards season.
Tom Wlaschiha hasnât been on the show for a while, but that doesnât mean he has to stop weighing in.
As we mentioned, itâs awards season. The Critics Choice Awards hit on Thursday, and even though Game of Thrones left empty-handed, the brass at HBO made it worthwhile:
Game of Thrones season 8 will only have six episodes. Itâs a bummer, but there could be a silver lining:
And also, we get the other side of the Kit-Harington-got-kicked-out-of-a-bar story.
Finally, one of the stars gives us an idea of what things are like on the set of the showâs final season.
