The Golden Globe Awards
- NBC
- 28 Seasons, 33 Episodes
- January 29, 1977
- Awards Show
The Golden Globe Awards Full Episode Guide
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Join host Jimmy Fallon as the best in television and cinema are awarded. Meryl Streep is honored with the Cecil B. Demille Award.
The Golden Globe Awards News
She called it: the Internet didn't take long to jump on this one.
Miss the show last night? Here's the complete list of who won and who didn't.
Watch the best and worst speeches of the night right here!
Find out which movies and TV shows got a Golden Globe nomination this year.
Did your favorite movie or television show make the cut? Check out the list of winners from the 2013 Golden Globes.
Who has been nominated for a Golden Globe?
If you missed the Golden Globes, you missed yet another performance from a sharp-tongued (and presumably increasingly drunk) Ricky Gervais. Lucky for you, you can see his opening monologue here, complete with insulting jokes. Click through to watch!
The Golden Globes are over, Ricky Gervais got in his jabs, and all of the stars got their awards. Who won, who was robbed, and who made terrible acceptance speeches? Find out here and see a full list of the winners!
Welcome to awards season! The Golden Globes nominees were announced this morning and there were some noticeable snubs, as well as some surprising inclusions. See the entire list of nominees in all the major categories here.
What do you do when a rude guest insults your friends and ruins your party? If you're the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, apparently you just invite him back next year. Ricky Gervais has once again been offered the hosting gig at the Golden Globes, despite having insulted pretty much everyone in the room last year.
Ricky Gervais had a great idea the other day on his blog: do live commentary on the Golden Globes, but do it nowhere near the ceremony itself. No, he's not going to live-tweet it (everybody does that)...he's going to live-podcast it!
Ricky Gervais hosted the Golden Globes last year and pretty much delivered what he promised he would - a right proper English dressing down of Hollywood and its phonier element. It was unsparing and it was hilarious, but the Hollywood Foreign Press Association didn't seem to think so. No mind, NBC has reportedly asked Gervais to host the awards show again. Oh, and apparently the Oscars are calling now as well.
