This year’s crop of rising stars includes an Oscar hopeful, an Emmy winner, and three vets of HBO’s Industry.

In such a competitive year, a memorable acceptance speech can make all the difference.

With help from Frank Sinatra and hopes of a postshow burger, the Prada- and Cartier-clad Stan prepared for his first major awards show victory.

The Golden Globe nominee reflects on her campaign whirlwind, admits to the parts of awards season she hates, and responds to trans writers who have criticized her film: “If you don’t like it, go and make your own movie.”

From movies like Emilia Pérez and Conclave to shows including Baby Reindeer and The Penguin, here’s how to watch the night’s biggest winners.

All the action that didn’t make it into the broadcast Sunday night, from red-carpet chaos to Selena Gomez’s fairy-tale evening.

From film to TV, here’s every winner at the 2025 Golden Globes, updated in real time.

A comedian on the rise roasted a troubled awards show to a perfect medium rare.

All eyes were on Wicked and its stars, Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo, as it headed into the night with four nominations and a boatload of buzz.

Brody won over Chalamet, potentially putting a tight best-actor race into relief.

The couple rarely make public appearances together, but celebrated Chalamet’s nomination Sunday.

“I believed that,” the Substance actor said after winning a 2025 Golden Globe. “That corroded me over time.”

Following her win at the 2024 awards, Edebiri has received another nomination for her role as Sydney in FX’s The Bear.

The two announced their plans to wed in December, and Gomez is nominated for her work in Emilia Pérez and Only Murders in the Building.

Zendaya, Harrison Ford, and Timothée Chalamet were targets as the comic followed last year’s notorious bombing by host Jo Koy.

The carpet is red, the road is yellow brick, and the Globes are golden, but the Wicked stars switched up their signature color palette to kick off awards season.

There’s a reason the longtime couple skipped the press line as Zendaya celebrated her nomination for Challengers. “Because it’s not my moment, it’s her moment,” Holland recently said, “and if we go together, it’s about us.”

A glimpse at the TV power couple, Seth Cohen and Blair Waldorf, in the flesh? Everybody wants this.

The star-studded Saturday event at Bar Marmont brought veterans and first-time nominees together the night before the Golden Globes.