Movies Update: Golden Globes Moments

The best and worst of the night, plus the red carpet looks.

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By Mekado Murphy Movies Editor

The Ricky Gervais jokes, the surprising wins for “1917,” the risky gowns, the “Irishman” snubs. Last night’s Golden Globe Awards surprised just about as much as they met expectations.

This special Globes-focused version of Movies Update includes all you need to know about the night, from the best and worst moments to red carpet fashion.

‘Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood’ and ‘1917’ Win Top Awards at Golden Globes Renée Zellweger and Joaquin Phoenix won the lead acting prizes for film, while “Fleabag” and “Succession” each took home two TV awards. By Brooks Barnes and Nicole Sperling Paul Drinkwater/NBC, via Associated Press   The Best and the Worst of the Golden Globes The night veered from snarky to earnest, from climate change to … eyebrows? Yep, it got weird. By The New York Times

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THE RED CARPET Jon Kopaloff/Getty Images   2020 Golden Globes Red Carpet: Fashion at the Awards Have a look at Taylor Swift, Brad Pitt, Cynthia Erivo, Laura Dern, Tiffany Haddish and many more of the night’s stars. By Arit John and Sanam Yar Valerie Macon/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images   On The Runway This Golden Globes Red Carpet Was Not Harvey Weinstein’s Red Carpet The 2020s may be the decade when awards show fashion finally breaks free. By Vanessa Friedman

MORE GOLDEN GLOBES HIGHLIGHTS Paul Drinkwater/NBC, via Associated Press   Critic’s Notebook Hollywood Sheds Its Cares at the Golden Globes, but Not All of Them Ricky Gervais’s nihilism-by-the-numbers returned, along with podium passion and the usual bubbles. By James Poniewozik Paul Drinkwater/NBC, via Getty Images   Golden Globes 2020: Highlights and Analysis Read about all the highs and lows of the 77th Golden Globe Awards, the awards show given by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, from our reporter and critics. By Dave Itzkoff, Margaret Lyons and Wesley Morris Paul Drinkwater/NBC   Golden Globe Winners 2020: The Complete List Here are the winning films, TV shows, actors and production teams at the 2020 Golden Globe Awards. By Sara Aridi Paul Drinkwater/NBC, via Getty Images   In Golden Globes Monologue, Ricky Gervais Gets Bleeped, Twice During jokes about “Cats” and the Golden Globes ceremony as a whole, Gervais, the host, used expletives that NBC had to censor. By Maya Salam

Paul Drinkwater/NBC, via Associated Press   Kate McKinnon Opens Up About Being Gay During Golden Globes In an emotional speech, the comedian says the only thing that made being a lesbian less scary when she was younger was seeing Ellen DeGeneres on TV. By Maya Salam and Nancy Coleman Paul Drinkwater/NBC, via Getty Images   Women’s Rights, Australia Fires and Iran Hang Over Golden Globes Michelle Williams, Patricia Arquette, Joaquin Phoenix and other winners took the opportunity to speak directly about some pressing events. By Maya Salam Paul Drinkwater/NBC   Awkwafina Becomes First Asian-American to Win Best Actress at Golden Globes Awkwafina’s award for her role in “The Farewell” was the film’s only win of the night. By Nancy Coleman Paul Drinkwater/NBC, via Associated Press   Tom Hanks at the Golden Globes: Don’t Be Late The actor, accepting the Cecil B. DeMille lifetime achievement award, spent his speech offering some advice. By Nancy Coleman

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