Jennifer Westfeldt & Jon Hamm stopped by the NBC/Universal/Focus Features Golden Globes party at the Beverly Hilton Hotel after Mad Men picked up a trophy for best drama.
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True Blood actresses Anna Paquin and Deborah Ann Woll arrive at HBO's post Golden Globes Awards party held at Circa 55.
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Heidi Klum and Seal attend the InStyle and Warner Bros. Globes post-party at the Oasis Courtyard at The Beverly Hilton Hotel. Klum seemed slightly unfazed after ripping the train of her Roberto Cavalli gown.
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Producer Lawrence Bender, actor Christoph Waltz, director Quentin Tarantino, actress Melanie Laurent, actor Eli Roth and actress Diane Kruger attend The Weinstein Company Golden Globes after party held at Trader Vic's at The Beverly Hilton Hotel.
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Taylor Lautner and Glee's Matthew Morrison attend The Weinstein Company Golden Globes after party held at BAR210 at The Beverly Hilton Hotel.
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Chloe Sevigny won Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Series, Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television for Big Love and celebrated at HBO's post Golden Globe Awards party held at Circa 55 Restaurant.
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Jeanne Tripplehorn, producer Rachael Horovitz, director Michael Sucsy, Drew Barrymore and producer Lucy Barzun Donnelly arrive with Barrymore's award at HBO's post-Golden Globe Awards party held at Circa 55 Restaurant at The Beverly Hilton Hotel.
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Mo’Nique took home the first award of the evening as Best Supporting Actress for her portrayal as Mary Jones, the villainous Welfare mother of the title character in Precious. In a dress as gold as her new statuette, the actress gave a powerful speech, thanking the film's director, Lee Daniels, castmate Gabby Sidibe, and husband, as well as those who can relate to the dark plot of the film. “I celebrate this award with every person that’s ever been touched,” she said in closing. “It’s now time to tell. And it’s OK.”
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Though Hollywood already knows not to mess with Meryl Streep, the beloved actress confirmed dominance when she beat herself and three other nominees in the Best Actress in a Comedy or Musical category for her portrayal as Julia Child in Julie & Julia. Joking that she wanted to change her name to T-Bone (after music producer T-Bone Burnett, who won the Globe for best song earlier in the evening), Streep had the audience laughing before her speech became heartfelt. “I just want to say that in my long career, I’ve played so many extraordinary woman that I’m getting mistaken for one,” she said modestly.
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Mad Men proved as addicting to the Hollywood Foreign Press as the cigarettes the Sterling Cooper execs smoke each Sunday night. The AMC series took home the award for Best Television Drama Sunday night for the third year in a row. Despite his previous honors, show creator Matthew Weiner seemed genuinely surprised. “Television is amazing right now,” he told the audience. “To be in the lineup with these shows—my TiVo is burned out.”
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As she took the stage to accept her award for Best Actress in a mini-series for her role in Grey Gardens, Drew Barrymore joked: “I’ve been meeting with the Hollywood Foreign Press for 97 years.” But twice-nominated Barrymore, who sparkled in a champagne silk Atelier Versace gown, had never before won. She admitted: “I didn’t know the etiquette for winning these awards.”
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Two of Martin Scorsese’s closest friends and colleagues, Robert De Niro and Leonardo DiCaprio, presented the director with the Cecil B. DeMille Award Sunday night. De Niro playfully described Scorsese in his humorous introduction: “Marty eats, drinks and sleeps film,” he told the audience. “I hear there are even videos on the Internet of Marty having sex with film.” The moviemaker smiled before taking the stage to accept the award from De Niro and DiCaprio, whom he called “two great actors, two great friends and two great collaborators."
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Woody Harrelson, in Burberry, and wife Laura Louie arrive at the 67th Annual Golden Globe Awards. Harrelson was nominated for best supporting actor (drama) for his role in The Messenger.
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Paula Patton stunned in a jewel-encrusted strapless gown by Kaufman Franco and Neil Lane jewels, while Robin Thicke looked dapper in a Burberry tuxedo.
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True Blood's Anna Paquin glittered in a gold Stella McCartney gown, while Stephen Moyer looked sleek in a Burberry tuxedo.
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Crazy Heart's Maggie Gyllenhaal sparkled in a coral, one-strap RM by Roland Mouret mermaid gown. Inglourious Basterds star Diane Kruger looked pretty in pink in Christian Lacroix with a Raven Kauffman clutch while Lauren Graham brought some clarity on a gloomy Sunday in vivid magenta.
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30 Rock’s Jane Krakowski dazzled in an orchid-colored asymmetrical J. Mendel gown, Martin Katz and Kimberly McDonald jewels. “People work so hard to put these whole looks together,” she said.
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Tina Fey looked a far cry from Liz Lemon in a black and white tiered gown. Though she didn’t take home the Golden Globe for best actress in a comedy, Fey was ready to hand over the honor. “We’ve been really lucky, but I feel like it’s someone else’s turn,” she told Ryan Seacrest before the show began. “I’m up against these amazing actresses!”
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Nine’s Marion Cottilard looked sleek in a green one-shouldered gown by Christian Dior, which opened to reveal a short lace slip, while The Hangover’s Heather Graham glittered in a black, high-cut dress by Elie Saab.
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Heidi Klum stunned in a blue-gray Roberto Cavalli mermaid gown on the red carpet with her husband, Seal.
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Two-time nominee Sandra Bullock wore a purple strapless dress from Bottega Veneta’s Spring 2010 collection.
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Golden Globes took on a whole new meaning when Mariah Carey and her husband Nick Cannon stepped onto the red carpet. The diva wore a cleavage-enhancing black Hervé Léger by Max Azria dress with Chanel shoes. “Subtlety is her name,” Ryan Seacrest joked about Carey. Said Jay Manuel: "Mariah Carey brought her own Golden Globes to the red carpet!"
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Representing Golden Globe-nominated Glee, Jayma Mays chose a strapless black-and-white Badgley Mischka dress and vintage Fred Leighton jewels. First-time attendee and nominee Lea Michele also went black in an Oscar de la Renta mermaid gown, which she paired with emerald tear-drop Chopard earrings. “This isn’t real to me,” she said of the experience. “I used to sit at home with Mom and we would get dressed up and pretend we were at the Golden Globes.” Fellow costar and nominee Jane Lynch glowed in an olive Ali Rahimi halter and Doyle & Doyle jewelry. Dianna Agron floated down the red carpet in a cascading silver gown.
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January Jones stunned in a black Lanvin architectural gown and a black silk headband. She said of her personal style: “I just try to avoid doing the '60s looks; it’s hard because all the designers are doing that right now. It’s hard, because I don’t want to walk around as Betty.”
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Despite the rain in Los Angeles, several stars opted to wear white: Nine’s Kate Hudson stunned in a long Marchesa gown with a bustier top; Kristen Bell went short in Jasmine De Milo, and Calista Flockhart glittered in a beaded floor-length gown and a long string of pearls.
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Up in the Air’s young starlet, Anna Kendrick, glittered in a silver one-shouldered Marchesa gown.
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George Clooney, nominated for his role in Up in the Air, appeared on the red carpet with his girlfriend, Elisabetta Canalis. “I’ve been so shy for so long, and she’s brought it out,” he told Ryan Seacrest of Canalis.
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Golden Globes host Ricky Gervais wore a navy blue suit with a black shirt and no tie on the red carpet. “I’ve been running, I’ve been working out,” he told Ryan Seacrest. And he playfully hinted at what to expect during the awards: “I’m not going to be really horrible, I’m going to tease some people, like I do you,” he told Seacrest.
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Mad Men’s Christina Hendricks showed off her shape in a ruffled gown from Project Runway winner Christian Siriano paired with Loree Rodkin jewels.
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Modern Family’s Sofia Vergara glowed in a violet Carolina Herrera gown and Chopard jewels. Access Hollywood correspondent Maria Menounos shimmered as she hit the rainy red carpet in a crimson Romona Keveza gown and necessarily accessorized with an umbrella. “Woah its pouring rain here and the red carpet is NOT covered!!!” she tweeted to fans.
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“This is the most womanly I’ve ever felt,” said Toni Collette who resembled a Golden Globe in her bejeweled metallic deep-cut Ellie Saab dress.
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Fresh from the musical 100th episode of How I Met Your Mother, Neil Patrick Harris looked dapper in his tuxedo and boyfriend, actor David Burtka by his side. Harris also donned a ribbon for Haiti on his lapel.
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A Single Man’s Ginnifer Goodwin stayed dry in a short blue Vionnet gown, with voluminous sides and a knot at the collar.
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Olivia Wilde arrived early in a metallic Gucci gown, a Tiffany’s diamond-encrusted cuff, Judith Leiber clutch, and Jimmy Choo heels.
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