Question about a single event with a plural ending [closed]

The Golden Globes is a proper noun. It is the name of a televised event, which is taken from the name of the award it grants: golden globes. When you say "The Golden Globes", you are not actually referring to anything plural; you don't actually mean "the golden globes", as in a singular collection of gilded spheres. You are referring to a television program most likely or else the award ceremony itself. Thus, you use the singular form of modifiers.

"The Golden Globes is getting a lot of attention," refers to the televised event, while, "The Golden Globes are important within the industry," refers to the actual awards (the aformentioned gilded spheres).