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Golden Globes 2024 live: Awards show sees huge ratings boost with controversial host

Annual ceremony returned in its usual Sunday slot, hosted at the Beverly Hilton Hotel

Tom Murray
at The Beverly Hilton
,Ellie Harrison,Ellie Muir
Tuesday 09 January 2024 17:51 GMT
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Golden Globes 2024: Stars walk red carpet

The Golden Globes returned with a blowout, star-studded ceremony on Sunday (7 January) night.

The annual, Beverly Hills-based awards show has been obscured in recent years after a 2021 Los Angeles Times investigation revealed that the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (the awards’ voting body) did not have a single Black member.

However, this year, the Globes were back in their usual Sunday slot on CBS and hoping to regain viewers. Broadcast live from the Beverly Hilton Hotel, A-listers including Taylor Swift, Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lawrence and Kylie Jenner brought some much-needed stardust to the beleaguered show.

Oppenheimer, Barbie, Poor Things and Anatomy of a Fall were among the films to earn multiple awards. Christopher Nolan won his first Globe following six nominations while Barbie was surprisingly pipped to Best Picture in the Musical/Comedy category Poor Things.

Meanwhile, Beef, The Bear and Succession were the big winners in the TV categories.

Follow along for live updates below.

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Jeremy Allen White is two for two on Golden Globes

The Bear lead wins his second Golden Globe for his role as stressed-out chef Carmy.

Tom Murray8 January 2024 01:58
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‘Suck it, Pedro'

Kieran Culkin unsurprisingly has the best speech of the night while accepting his award for Best Actor in a TV Drama. The Succession star jokingly tells his category opponent Pedro Pascal: “Suck it!”

Tom Murray8 January 2024 02:23
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Video: Comedian Jim Gaffigan makes daring Jeffrey Epstein reference at Golden Globes 2024

Comedian Jim Gaffigan makes daring Jeffrey Epstein reference at Golden Globes 2024
Tom Murray8 January 2024 02:24
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Christopher Nolan finally gets his Golden Globe

Christopher Nolan is a happy man accepting his first Golden Globe after being nominated six times. Oppenheimer earns him the win for Best Director. In his speech, there’s a sweet tribute to Heath Ledger.

Tom Murray8 January 2024 02:35
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Jim Gaffigan addresses Jeffrey Epstein list in controversial Golden Globes joke

Jim Gaffigan addresses Jeffrey Epstein list in controversial Golden Globes joke

Audience groaned as comedian controversially referred to six Hollywood stars who were spuriously named in unsealed records

Tom Murray8 January 2024 02:37
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Emma Stone wins Best Actress

Emma Stone picks up the first win for Yorgos Lanthimos’s Poor Things. “I see this as a rom-com,” she says of the surrealist black comedy.

Tom Murray8 January 2024 02:42
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Cillian Murphy primed for the Oscar?

Cillian Murphy has won the award for Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Drama. Since the Globes is seen as a forerunner for the Academy Awards, this could pave his way to Oscar glory.

Tom Murray8 January 2024 02:45
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Watch Taylor Swift's reaction to Jo Koy NFL joke at the Golden Globes

Watch Taylor Swift's reaction to Jo Koy NFL joke at the Golden Globes
Tom Murray8 January 2024 02:48
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Jeremy Allen White on his viral Calvin Klein ad

The Bear star is backstage and asked how it feels to go viral for his recent underwear advert on the same week as his Golden Globes win. “It’s been a weird couple of days,” Allen White summates.

Tom Murray8 January 2024 02:59
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Barbie wins Cinematic and Box Office Achievement award

Swift has been defeated by the might of Margot Robbie and Barbie. After earning more than $1.4bn worldwide, it was never going to be anyone else, was it? Robbie thanks everyone who dressed up and went to the greatest place on earth: “The movies.”

Tom Murray8 January 2024 03:07

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