I hated Anne Hathaway's 2 pc. Loved JLo's and Halle's. Loved Jody's speech. Mel didn't look as nuts as usual. Robert Pattinson... Tina Fey makes me Also for RDJ. Loved that Cheadle won! WIsh SLJ had been there. Glad Quentin won.

Argo won the Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture: Drama while Les Miserables won the award for Best Motion Picture: Comedy or Musical.

Homeland won the Golden Globe for Best TV Drama while Girls won for Best TV Comedy.

Daniel Day-Lewis won the Golden Globe for Best Actor in a Motion Picture: Drama for his role in Lincoln while Hugh Jackman won the award for Best Actor in a Motion Picture: Comedy or Musical for his role in Les Miserables. Jessica Chastain won the Golden Globe for Best Actress in a Motion Picture: Drama for her role in Zero Dark Thirty while Jennfier Lawrence won the award for Best Actress in a Motion Picture: Comedy or Musical for her role in Silver Linings Playbook. Anne Hathaway took home the award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in Les Miserables while Christolph Waltz won Best Supporting Actor for his role in Django Unchained.

Ben Affleck won the Golden Globe for Best Director of a Motion Picture for Argo.

Damian Lewis and Claire Danes won Best Actor and Actress in a TV Drama repspectively for their roles in Homeland while Don Cheadle won for Best Actor in a TV Comedy for his role in House of Lies and Lena Dunham won for Best Actress in a TV Comedy for her role in Girls.

I dont get why Girls is a critic darling. I spent all day watching it and found it complete dreck.

jodie foster coming out (again and more explicitly) was a welcome surprise

cborgman said:

jodie foster coming out (again and more explicitly) was a welcome surprise

I thought it was a rambling mess. Was she trying to say that celebs shouldn't come out through media coverage or press conferences? Cause shes not Honey Boo Boo? Which I get if shes trying to say that her sexuality isn't the deciding factor in who she is, but to do it while getting an award seems rather hypocritical.

Plus being constantly shot in the same frame as her best bud Mel Gibson didn't make me feel any better bout her either.

lazycrockett said:

cborgman said:

jodie foster coming out (again and more explicitly) was a welcome surprise

I thought it was a rambling mess. Was she trying to say that celebs shouldn't come out through media coverage or press conferences? Cause shes not Honey Boo Boo? Which I get if shes trying to say that her sexuality isn't the deciding factor in who she is, but to do it while getting an award seems rather hypocritical.

Plus being constantly shot in the same frame as her best bud Mel Gibson didn't make me feel any better bout her either.

it was hella-rambling, to be sure.

but it was cute. i was surprised more than anything, cause i never saw it coming.

doing it during a lifetime achievement award didnt bother me. it's the biggest national moment she has had since winning the oscar for silence, and likely to be one of her last. why not use the moment of love and big attention to make her point?

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I didn't watch...but I see that Don Cheadle won!!!

cborgman said:

jodie foster coming out (again and more explicitly) was a welcome surprise

ummm

i thought her point was that she wasn't going to use that moment to do so

why on earth would ANY star decide to announce their sexual preference at an awards ceremony????

wtf does an event like that have to do with sexual preference?

i get that she was 'sharing' about her'life', but really??

I watched it for an hour. I will see some re-caps on line.

I had to leave during the ceremony to take my daughter back to her dorm room, so I missed much of the ceremony (and Downton Abbey).

I'll be catching up on those over the next couple of days.

cborgman said:

jodie foster coming out (again and more explicitly) was a welcome surprise

It made me cry.

My parents were watching it, so I sat through most of it with them. Wiig and Ferrell were amusing (Tommy Lee Jones, get a sense of humor). Poehler and Fey got off a few good lines. Marion Cotillard's a hot broad.

Whatevs.

I didn't watch the entire show, but I did see Jodie. At first, I was confused. What the hell was she talking about? She kept on and on and I thought, "If you don't hurry up and thank who the fuck ever, they're gonna start playing that "Get Yo Ass Off the Stage" overture."

Kerry Washington's a hot broad, as well. So's Kristen Wiig.

Just sayin'.

cborgman said:

lazycrockett said:

I thought it was a rambling mess. Was she trying to say that celebs shouldn't come out through media coverage or press conferences? Cause shes not Honey Boo Boo? Which I get if shes trying to say that her sexuality isn't the deciding factor in who she is, but to do it while getting an award seems rather hypocritical.

Plus being constantly shot in the same frame as her best bud Mel Gibson didn't make me feel any better bout her either.

it was hella-rambling, to be sure.

but it was cute. i was surprised more than anything, cause i never saw it coming.

doing it during a lifetime achievement award didnt bother me. it's the biggest national moment she has had since winning the oscar for silence, and likely to be one of her last. why not use the moment of love and big attention to make her point?

[Edited 1/13/13 22:35pm]

I totally agree with you guys about it being a rambling mess. It sure was! Why the hell did she mention Honey Boo Boo Child? I was confused and felt she was incoherent at times, though it was heartfelt too. I was like, wait, is this a coming out/suicide note reading? When she was saying we may never see her again, I thought she was dropping hints at something. It was an odd speech to say the least though I know it took courage to do it.

dancerella said:

cborgman said:

it was hella-rambling, to be sure.

but it was cute. i was surprised more than anything, cause i never saw it coming.

doing it during a lifetime achievement award didnt bother me. it's the biggest national moment she has had since winning the oscar for silence, and likely to be one of her last. why not use the moment of love and big attention to make her point?

[Edited 1/13/13 22:35pm]

I totally agree with you guys about it being a rambling mess. It sure was! Why the hell did she mention Honey Boo Boo Child? I was confused and felt she was incoherent at times, though it was heartfelt too. I was like, wait, is this a coming out/suicide note reading? When she was saying we may never see her again, I thought she was dropping hints at something. It was an odd speech to say the least though I know it took courage to do it.

Giving up acting to direct full time. But, she keeps getting dragged back into acting.

dancerella said:

cborgman said:

it was hella-rambling, to be sure.

but it was cute. i was surprised more than anything, cause i never saw it coming.

doing it during a lifetime achievement award didnt bother me. it's the biggest national moment she has had since winning the oscar for silence, and likely to be one of her last. why not use the moment of love and big attention to make her point?

[Edited 1/13/13 22:35pm]

I totally agree with you guys about it being a rambling mess. It sure was! Why the hell did she mention Honey Boo Boo Child? I was confused and felt she was incoherent at times, though it was heartfelt too. I was like, wait, is this a coming out/suicide note reading? When she was saying we may never see her again, I thought she was dropping hints at something. It was an odd speech to say the least though I know it took courage to do it.

I believe because of her point she was making about how everyone in Hollywood (or everyone period) is supposed to be on some mindless reality show...and she refused to live that way.

noimageatall said:

dancerella said:

I totally agree with you guys about it being a rambling mess. It sure was! Why the hell did she mention Honey Boo Boo Child? I was confused and felt she was incoherent at times, though it was heartfelt too. I was like, wait, is this a coming out/suicide note reading? When she was saying we may never see her again, I thought she was dropping hints at something. It was an odd speech to say the least though I know it took courage to do it.

I believe because of her point she was making about how everyone in Hollywood (or everyone period) is supposed to be on some mindless reality show...and she refused to live that way.

Thanks for breaking it down to me. It makes more sense now. Wow that was one loaded speech.

dancerella said:

noimageatall said:

I believe because of her point she was making about how everyone in Hollywood (or everyone period) is supposed to be on some mindless reality show...and she refused to live that way.

Thanks for breaking it down to me. It makes more sense now. Wow that was one loaded speech.