Golden Globe Awards 2024 highlights: Oppenheimer and Poor Things win Best Picture; Kylie Jenner snubs Selena Gomez

Ayo Edebiri won Best Actress, Comedy/musical for The Bear. The award marks her first Golden Globe win and her first nomination.

French film Anatomy of a Fall wins its second award for the night: Best Motion Picture Non English Language. Anatomy of a Fall has been widely hailed as one of the finest films of the year. It won at the Palme D'Or at the Cannes Film Festival.

Ricky Gervais wins the award for his show Armageddon. The HT review of the special was not too flattering though. “Armageddon, is a masterclass in the art of stagnation. It's a comedic exploration of the end of the world, and one can't help but feel that perhaps the real apocalypse is the lack of evolution in Gervais's comedy,” the review read.

Read full review here.

Jeremy Allen White wins Best Actor: Comedy/Musical for The Bear season 2. This is Jeremy's second nomination and second Golden Globes win. In the show, Jeremy plays Carmy, a young fine-dining chef, who decides to bring his dead brother's sandwich joint back to life with his team of misfits.

French film Anatomy of a Fall wins Best Screenplay. In this award-winning psychological thriller, a celebrated writer is put on trial when her husband falls to his death from their secluded chalet. What starts as a murder investigation soon becomes a gripping journey into the depths of a destructive marriage.

Matthew Macfadyen wins his first Golden Globe for his brilliant portrayal of the opportunist ‘human grease stain’ Tom in HBO's hit show Succession.

Elizabeth Debicki wins Best Supporting Actress award for her portrayal of Princess Diana on Netflix's The Crown. The final season of The Crown is split into two portions. The first part chronicled the last days of Princess Diana before her death in a car crash in Paris. Elizabeth delievered a heartbreaking perfomance as the kind, beloved but melancholic former royal who was hounded by the paparazzi.

Read our review of the series here.

After an ad break, host Jo Koy said, "The big difference between the Golden Globes and the NFL? At the Golden Globes, we have fewer camera shots of Taylor Swift." As the camera panned to Taylor, she did not laugh or smile, but took a sip from her champage glass.

Steven Yeun wins his first Golden Globe for Beef. He brokeout with his role in The Walking Dead. The tally for Beef currently stands at two!

Ali Wong wins Best Actress in Limited Series, Anthology Series Or Motion Picture Made For Television for his hit Netflix show Beef. The show is about a man and a woman who start a beef after getting into a road accident.

Ali Wong is a renowned stand-up comedian, actress, and writer known for her sharp wit, fearless humour, and distinctive comedic style. With her breakthrough Netflix specials Baby Cobra and Hard Knock Wife, Wong has become a prominent figure in the comedy world.

Robert Downey Jr wins Best Supporting Actor for Oppenheimer. It's his third GG win ever. He played the villainous Lewis Strauss in the hit Christopher Nolan film. “I took a Beta blocker so this should be a breeze,” he said as he began his speech.

Da'Vine Joy Randolph won her first Golden Globe for The Holdovers. 'Oh Mary, you have changed my life," she said about her role on the show.

Host Jo Coy is off to a daring start. He roasted Robert DeNiro for getting his girlfriend pregnant at 80. “It must have been CGI,” he said. The comedian also mentioned the scandalous scene from Satlburn featuring Barry Keoghan and his penis. He even dragged Oppenheimer for its long runtime. “With Oppenheimer, I learned that even scientists get laid.”

Taylor Swift has descended on the red carpet in a bright, glittery green dress. Her film, Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour is nominated in the newly-announced 'CINEMATIC AND BOX OFFICE ACHIEVEMENT' category.

Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey represented their hit HBO show The Last of Us at the awards night. Pedro arrived with his arm in a sling, wearing an all-black outfit. Bella looked sweet in her blue jacket and cream pants.

The Last of Us is nominated in Best Drama category. Pedro also has a Best Actor nod and so does Bella in the Best Actress category.

Emily Blunt and John Krasinkli were spotted at the red carpet. She is nominated in Best Supporting Actress category for Oppenheimer, one of the film's eight nominations for the night.

Brendan Hunt and Jason Sudeikis arrived together for the show. They star together as Coarch Beard and Coach Ted Lasso in Apple TV's brilliant and warm series, Ted Lasso. Jason, who has split with his wife Olivia Wilde confessed to having dating apps on his phone.

Leonardo DiCaprio arrived with Lily Gladstone for the Golden Globes ceremony. The actors are representing their film Killers of the Flower Moon at the awards show. When asked about his scruffy new look, Leo said that it is for an upcoming movie (that is not with Martin Scorsese) but he wouldn't reveal anymore. He also said that Lily did not need any help with navigating the awards night. The actor also showed his Osage pin on his coat lapel.

Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer-- which tells the story of the inventor of the atomic bomb -- has eight nominations.

The favorite to win awards for best drama film, best director, and best score, Oppenheimer focuses on the rivalry between a brilliant scientist and a powerful politician, played by Cillian Murphy and Robert Downey Jr. respectively.

They are strong contenders for best lead drama actor and supporting actor.

Margot Robbie arrived for the party dressed up as Super Star Barbie, keeping up with her tradition of replicating Barbie outfits for the film's promotions in July. She was also asked about Lady Gaga playing Harley Quinn, a role she played in a bunch of WB movies. She thinks Gaga would ‘crush it’.

Greta Gerwig's Barbie, which turned nostalgia for the beloved doll into a sharp satire about misogyny and female empowerment, leads the way with nine Globes nods.

It is tipped to win awards for best comedy film and best screenplay, and boasts three of the six contenders for best song. As the year's highest grossing movie, it is also likely to claim a newly created trophy for box office achievement.

Khalid Abdalla played Dodi Fayed, opposite Elizabeth Debicki's Princess Diana in the recently-wrapped up Netflix series The Crown. Khalid delivered an earnest performance as Diana's boyfriend who died alongside her in the Paris car crash. He is not nominated tonight.

Jo Koy will live out his childhood dream of hosting the Globes — which is looking to return to form after being tarnished following years of scandal. He calls his upcoming duties a “very big moment.”

“This is a throwback to my childhood, and now I'm the guy who's onstage,” said Koy, the second Asian host in Globes history. (Sandra Oh emceed the show in 2019.) He wants to the inspire those from the Asian community in his first major hosting gig.

Saltburn star Rosamund Pike, American Fiction actor Jeffrey Wright and Abbott Elementary creator and star Quinta Brunson were among the first to arrive on the red carpet outside the Beverly Hilton hotel. Designer gowns swayed in winds of roughly 15 miles (25 km) per hour. Afternoon temperatures hovered around 55 degrees Fahrenheit (13 degrees Celsius), a chilly day for Southern California.