Golden Globes: Complete Winners List; Reactions; Fashion; Best Monologue Jokes; Diane Keaton Accepts for Woody Allen; Jacqueline Bisset Curse Slips by NBC Censors; E! Apologizes for Michael J. Fox Parkinson 'Fun Fact'
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Golden Globes: Complete Winners List
THR is updating the list of winners live as they are announced on the telecast. | Read More
Golden Globe Film Awards: '12 Years a Slave' Named Best Drama
"American Hustle" earns best comedy honors and prizes for Amy Adams and Jennifer Lawrence. | Read More
Golden Globes: 'Breaking Bad' Continues Hot Streak, 'Brooklyn Nine-Nine' Shocks
The victory lap for Bryan Cranston and Vince Gilligan isn't over yet -- while host Amy Poehler and comedian Andy Samberg get first-time wins and nets Sundance and Starz score rare nods. | Read More
Golden Globes: The Winners' Reactions
UPDATED: Winners at the 71st annual Golden Globe Awards include Jennifer Lawrence, Amy Adams, Michael Douglas, Spike Jonze and Robin Wright. | Read More
Tina Fey and Amy Poehler's Monologue: The Best Jokes
The comedic duo kick-started the 71st edition of the Golden Globes by singling out Matt Damon, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, George Clooney, Jennifer Lawrence, Matthew McConaughey and Woody Allen. | Read More
Golden Globes: Diane Keaton Accepts Woody Allen's Cecil B. DeMille Award
The "Annie Hall" actress and the director's upcoming star Emma Stone praised his work and words. | Read More
Golden Globes: Jacqueline Bisset's 'Shit' Slips Past NBC Censors (Video)
The "Dancing on the Edge" star let out an unexpected curse during her acceptance speech for best supporting actress in a series, miniseries or TV movie. | Read More
Golden Globes: E!'s Red-Carpet Show Under Fire for Michael J. Fox 'Fun Fact'
UPDATED: The NBCUniversal-owned cabler issued an apology Sunday evening after viewer criticism. | Read More
Golden Globes Live Blog: The Latest From the Red Carpet, Backstage and Audience
The Hollywood Reporter's team of experts provides live coverage of the 2014 Golden Globe Awards. | Read More
Golden Globes: Sprinkler Floods Red Carpet
UPDATED: "Could be bad for long gowns," tweeted Ryan Seacrest, as the Beverly Hills Fire Department attended to the damage. | Read More
Golden Globes Beauty 2014: Diane Keaton Goes Gray
The original Annie Hall was a silver fox while accepting an honorary award on Woody Allen's behalf. | Read More
Golden Globes 2014 Beauty: Strong Brows on Julia Roberts, Zosia Mamet Seize The Day
Brow expert Kelley Baker weighs in on the thick brow phenomenon that continues to rule Hollywood -- and this year's Golden Globes. | Read More
Golden Globes 2014 Fashion: Amy Adams, Taylor Swift Rock Two-Tone Gowns
Simple color blocking made a strong showing at the Globes with a bevy of beauties opting for two-tone dresses. | Read More
Golden Globes 2014 Fashion: High-Low Silhouettes Hit the Carpet
Zooey Deschanel, Michelle Dockery and Caitlin Fitzgerald took cues from Cristobal Balenciaga and sported asymmetrical gowns to the Globes. | Read More
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Golden Globes: Jacqueline Bisset's 'S--t' Slips Past NBC Censors
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Box Office: 'Lone Survivor' Victorious With $38.5 Million Debut
Winning over the minds and hearts of moviegoers in America's heartland, Peter Berg's Navy SEALs drama Lone Survivor opened to a huge $38.5 million in North America, far more than expected and one of the best showings in recent times for a war film. The patriotic-themed pic, earning a coveted A+ CinemaScore, boasts the second-best debut of all time for the month of January after Cloverfield ($40.1 million). Lone Survivor was strongest in flyover states, led by Texas. | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Sunday, January 12, 2014 at 8:14 PM.

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