After a year in the timeout corner, the Golden Globes returned to television last night for their awards ceremony, an event at which some of the elephants in the room were acknowledged, while others chose to opt out entirely, citing filming obligations, weather, and even the oddly specific “creating a new musical.” Did the Hollywood Foreign Press’s attempt at image rehabilitation and making a case for the show’s continued existence work? Vanity Fair chief critic Richard Lawsonreviews the ceremony’s highs and lows.
Elsewhere in HWD, we have the full list of last night’s winners, all in one handy place. Our team of experts was on hand last night to live blog every winner, look, and memorable moment—catch up now. Host Jerrod Carmichael started the show on a more serious note than we’re used to, explaining, “I’m here because I’m Black.” Read about his jaw-dropping monologue. See every look on the red carpet, from the do’s to the don’ts and the “what?”s. All this and more, today on HWD.
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