Daniel Kaluuya talked about how he was nearly cut off from giving an acceptance speech about his "Judas and the Black Messiah" role.
The first and only time a woman won Best Director before Zhao was Barbra Streisand for “Yentl.”
Boseman won the award for Best Actor in a Motion Picture Drama for "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom."
And something tell us it won't be her last.
In case you were worried about missing out on awkward drunken speeches, these two goofballs have you covered.
The TV pioneer is just the third person to receive the accolade, after Burnett herself and Ellen DeGeneres.
Fake nominees, the coining of "plovie," HFPA roasting, and a Tarantino foot joke: it's an opening that almost felt like normal.
The Hollywood Foreign Press Association took a moment to triage its image during the Golden Globes telecast following industry calls to increase diversity.
“Put some sistas and brothers up on that wall," Lee, whose children are serving as Globes ambassadors, said in a statement to the HFPA. "Y’all buggin’ out!”
Chloé Zhao became only the second woman to win Best Director, while "Borat" and "Chicago 7" picked up other big film wins. "The Crown," "The Queen's Gambit," and "Schitt's Creek" took home top honors on the TV side.
Check out who's arriving, albeit virtually, at Sunday night's 78th annual Golden Globes awards ceremony.
"Tom & Jerry" earned $13.7 million this weekend while available for free to HBO Max subscribers. For theaters, that's a mixed blessing at best.
