She dominates the entertainment industry with her disaster system

"The biggest surprise of this year's Oscars - Anita Brown is nominated for Best Actress again!"

"Scandal-stricken? Anita Brown showed up at the VOGUE party in high spirits, unaffected by the bad reviews for Island."

"Having won Oti twice, can Brown finally win the Best Actress award this time?"

"Anita Brown and Nicole Sue are both nominated for Best Actress. Who do the judges prefer?"

"Award season favorite Joanna de Havilland has received her third Oscar nomination, with judge Eddie Freeman saying 'de Havilland's performance is absolutely deserving'."

"Is Hollywood about to usher in an era of Asian actors? Nicole Sue was nominated for Best Actress for the first time in her Oscars, and her popularity has soared."

"Looking back at Anita Brown's rise to fame, the power of public relations cannot be ignored!"

As in previous years, the Oscar nominations immediately dominated the headlines of most social media sites once they were announced.

This year, because three popular actresses were nominated for the Best Actress Oscar at the same time, the gossip tabloids were suddenly excited and a series of reports that were difficult to distinguish between true and false quickly emerged.

Until the day of the Golden Globe Awards, Su Lingxi still occasionally saw reports with headlines like "Anita Brown publicly admitted that she used special "PR methods", and the contradiction was directly pointed at Nicole Su: How did she, who came from an Asian country, sweep Hollywood? What is the unknown truth behind it?"

"Shit, these guys who are good at conspiracy theories really have a rich imagination..." Kelly closed the newspaper and muttered softly, "It's as if there would be a star who wouldn't hire a PR company during the award season..."

Public relations has always been the default rule of the game in the industry, and everyone has been playing this way every awards season for decades.

If you really dig deeper, no celebrity's public relations skills can stand up to scrutiny.

So Kelly is particularly disgusted by what these tabloid reporters say - in their eyes, the public relations methods of female stars must be closely related to some kind of sexual service.

"Well, it's nothing. The photos of Brian Masterson and Nona Lifka's dinner have been all over the place by the tabloid reporters." Tracy winked at them meaningfully. "It's well known that Lifka is a very curious stamp collector."

"Wow, a famous Jewish aristocrat in Hollywood." Kelly whistled, "It seems that Masterson really wants to win an Oscar."

Tracy shrugged. "He should be thankful for his lack of popularity. If the male protagonist in the scandal was Jason Weir, these photos would probably cause serious controversy."

Nona Rifka is one of the Oscar judges and has a certain influence in the Jewish community. Brian Masterson had just been nominated for the Best Supporting Actor Oscar and then he had a "scandal" with Rifka. Anyone who saw it could guess his intention.

It’s just that because Masterson is not very famous, not many netizens pay attention to him.

"Sister Xixi, look at the time...it should be our turn soon." Zhu Hanqiu helped Su Lingxi adjust the hem of her dress while glancing at her phone screen. "Lillian Davis has already arrived at the interview area. We can get in the car and leave."

The organizer arranged Lillian Davis to appear before them, with two other actors in between. According to the time calculation, the moment Davis finished the red carpet, they had to get on the limousine and head for the red carpet - if they were late, it might cause an irreparable live broadcast accident. After all, every minute and every second of the red carpet ceremony was planned in advance, leaving no room for anyone to make mistakes.

Su Lingxi brushed her curly hair and stood up, "Okay, let's go."

Two minutes later, she and Simon Prideaux, who was wearing a black shirt, got on the limousine bound for Beverly Hills on time.

Simon's development in France in the past few years was not satisfactory until he became a signed client of Columbia Pictures, and his resources gradually improved. This year, he was nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor and reaped considerable rewards during the awards season.

After all, they have a relationship of working together, so instead of walking the red carpet with a stranger, it is better to choose an acquaintance as your male partner.

It's more comfortable to get along with each other and they can become hot topics.

However, if Su Lingxi were to choose for herself, she would still prefer to invite Sigourney to walk the red carpet with her.

Unfortunately, Sigourney was "snatched" away by Li Shuo first.

"Are you nervous already?" Simon noticed her mood change and said jokingly, "Relax, Nicole, it's just the Golden Globe Awards."

Su Lingxi curled her lips and said, "Yeah, this is just the Golden Globe Award."

The Golden Globe Awards was her first competition with Anita Brown and Joanna de Havilland, and the Oscar nomination luncheon was the second.

If she was nervous, she wasn't that nervous at the moment.

Although it missed the Screen Actors Guild Award, after all, that is just one of the four major indicators.

The Golden Globe Awards have two Best Actress awards in the film category, one for Best Actress in a Drama Film, and the other for Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy Film.

Despite receiving two nominations, at the suggestion of David LeBlanc, Su Lingxi did not spend too much effort on public relations for the former, but instead focused on spending public relations fees on the latter.

On the one hand, it was because the subject matter of "Freedom's Way" was inevitably a bit of a stretch to win the comedy award; on the other hand, among the competitors for the Drama Actress award, the other candidates' public relations budgets were obviously not as big as theirs, and the film's performance in the awards month was not as strong as "Freedom's Way".

If you want to win an award, the success rate of the latter PR will be higher than the former.

So, from the very beginning, Su Lingxi did not put any effort into public relations for the Best Actress in Music or Comedy award for which she and Joanna de Havilland were jointly nominated.

As for Anita Brown, who was also nominated for Best Actress in a Drama Series, her acting skills in the film are obvious to all. If it weren't for the support of her public relations company, Su Lingxi doesn't think she would have had a chance to get a Golden Globe nomination.

The judges also have their own standards to maintain, not to mention that the fairness of the Golden Globe Awards has always been criticized. If they ignore the standards and give the award to Brown, then the reputation will definitely be seriously damaged, and Brown will also damage his national popularity and popularity.

Taking these factors into consideration, Su Lingxi naturally had nothing to be nervous about - after all, she had received two nominations, and she would definitely win one no matter what.