Aired Sunday, January 10, 2016, 8pm
Host: Ricky Gervais
8pm: great, strong opening from the host
8:10pm: Best supporting actress in a movie goes to Kate Winslet in "Steve Jobs". Her typical cut dress in navy.
Yuck, Rooney Mara in a shredded nude colored dress.
Yuck, Rooney Mara in a shredded nude colored dress.
8:15pm: Jennifer Lopez presents in her usual 70's cut, caped mustard yellow dress. Best supporting actress in a television series is Maura Tierney for "The Affair". Simple light blue and black dress.
8:27pm: Viola Davis presents in a beautiful silver beaded and black tulle dress.
Jane Fonda's white ruffled dressed is a bit overwhelming.
8:35pm: Gervais keeps poking fun at the fact that the movie "The Martian" is in the comedy category when it should be a drama. This happens every year. They never have enough slots for dramas so they throw them in with the comedies. Actually, it's very insulting. Just extend the drama list, the Oscars did it.
8:48pm: Lady Gaga presents in a stiff black dress that looks exactly like what she wore to the Emmys. She acts so proper now after her ridiculous past. Best supporting actor in a t.v. series goes to Christian Slater in "Mr. Robot". He looks very handsome.
Rachel McAdams' floral print dress is a flop.
8:53pm: Ennio Morricone finally wins best score for "The Hateful Eight" at the age of 87.
8:55pm: Jamie Foxx's daughter is Miss. Golden Globe
8:56pm: Eva Longoria is wearing a bad tight white dress with unflattering flowers on her hips. America Ferrera is surprisingly wearing a similar colored mustard dress as Jennifer Lopez.
8:57pm: Jon Hamm wins for best actor in a drama series for "Mad Men".
Bryce Dallas Howard's blue dress is very frumpy.
9:05pm: Amy Schumer and Jennifer Lawrence present. Amy is wearing a black and white dress with a huge train, too much fabric. Jennifer Lawrence is in a risky color...orange with a big diamond necklace.
9:08pm: Amy Adams presents and is wearing a super sexy red dress with sequins on the hips. Best actor in a "comedy" movie is Matt Damon in the not so funny film "The Martian". Besides the character's wit, the film was sad.
9:17pm: Ryan Gosling and Brad Pitt present. Both so handsome it should be a legal.
9:20pm: J.K. Simmons presents with Patricia Arquette who is in a great black dress with a form fitting white bow at the waist. The best supporting actor in a motion picture is Sylvester Stallone for "Creed". Hasn't won since 1977.
Cate Blanchett disaster of a dress. So much fringe!
Cate Blanchett disaster of a dress. So much fringe!
9:30pm: Mark Wahlberg and Will Ferrel present for Best Screenplay. The winner is Aaron Sorkin for "Steve Jobs".
9:40pm: Helen Mirren presents for best foreign film in a stunning black dress. The winner is "Son of Saul" for Hungary.
In pink Katy Perry doesn't even look like herself. Don't like the hair.
9:44pm: Lady Gaga wins for best actress in a tv series/tv movie for "American Horror Story". She is quite shocked. She has a range of awards now.
9:54pm: awkward moment between Gervais burning Mel Gipson with jokes.
9:57pm: Olivia Wilde in a glittery maroon dress presents award for best drama series to "Mr. Robot".
10:05pm: Tom Hanks (with a cold) presents the Cecil B. DeMille award to Denzel Washington. Lovely idea, he brought his family on stage.
10:22pm: Morgan Freeman presents best director to Alejandro Inarritu for "The Revenant".
10:32pm: Michael Keaton presents best actress in a comedy movie to Jennifer Lawrence for "Joy".
10:34pm: Maggie Gyllenhaal presents in her usual frumpy ugly dress. I feel bad for her husband and she needs a stylist.
10:42pm: Jim Carrey presents best comedy movie for "The Martian" which is unfair since it wasn't a comedy and it took away from real comedies nominated this year like "Trainwreck".
10:51pm: Eddy Redmayne presents best actress in a drama to new comer Brie Larson for "Room" She wears a sexy gold cut out dress.
10:55pm: Julianne Moore in a way too young blue sequin dress presents best actor in a drama to Leonardo DiCaprio in "The Revenant". He looks amazing as always.
11:02pm: (they always have time for commercials but not speeches) Harrison Ford presents award for best drama movie to the cast of "The Revenant".
That's a wrap!
