Pop culture aficionados (and diehard Swifties) may have raised an eyebrow upon seeing Taylor Swift presenting with Amy Poehler at the Golden Globes Sunday night.
Phoebe Waller-Bridge's series "Fleabag" won Best Comedy or Musical series at The Golden Globes on Sunday and she thanked Barack Obama when she took the stage.
Patricia Arquette used her moment in the spotlight at the Golden Globe Awards Sunday to describe the US as a country "on the brink of war" amid heightening tension with Iran while urging the audience to "beg and plead for everyone we know to vote in 2020."
Ellen DeGeneres was honored on Sunday with The Carol Burnett Award at the Golden Globe Awards and the comedian, who knows first-hand the way television can change people's lives, used her time to pay tribute to the power of the medium.
Jenji Kohan, creator of Netflix's "Orange Is the New Black," described herself as "broken" after her 20-year-old son was killed in a New Year's Eve ski accident.
Hollywood star Nicole Kidman and country singer Keith Urban are joining the list of celebrities donating funds to help firefighters in Australia as they continue battling massive bushfires.
Ricky Gervais is a talented, funny guy. But if you sense a whiff of desperation about having him emcee the Golden Globes again -- on the order of "Forget the awards, tune in to see what outrageous things the host might say" -- NBC's promos, promising "We have no idea what he's going to do," sort of gave the game away.
At Sunday's 77th Golden Globe Awards, almost 1,300 glittering guests will take their seats in the historic The Beverly Hilton hotel and be served a pre-show dinner fit for Hollywood's greatest.
