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Gold Derby famously presents four sets of Oscar, Emmy, Grammy and other predictions for comparison and analysis: Experts (journalists from Entertainment Weekly, USA Today, etc.), Gold Derby’s Editors, Top 24 Users (who scored best predicting the same awards last year) and all site Users. The predictions are listed in various charts, then aggregated into racetrack odds and percentages that are applied by site users to wager points. Gold Derby thus operates as a true racetrack – for entertainment gaming purposes only. Site users may compete individually or in leagues. Scores are issued after every awards competition and winners are ballyhooed.
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Tom O’Neil is the Editor, President and Founder of Gold Derby, which he launched in 2000 to predict who’ll win the Oscars, Emmys, Grammys, reality TV shows and other Hollywood competitions. Previously, he wrote Variety‘s books “The Emmys,” “The Grammys” and “Movie Awards” (Penguin Putnam) and contributed articles to Variety, TV Guide, Reader’s Digest, New…
Stacey Farish, Chief Revenue Officer and GM of Deadline, is responsible for overseeing all advertising strategy and revenue across PMC’s various entertainment digital properties. At PMC—the parent company to several of the most successful websites in the entertainment industry, including Deadline, TVLine, ENTV and Hollywood Life—Stacey consistently develops new, targeted advertising opportunities for clients. A widely…