The Golden Globes: A Fresh Start with Laughs and Surprises

After a year without major disruptions, Hollywood rolled out the red carpet for the Golden Globes again. This time, the show bounced back from past controversies and delivered a lively evening. Nikki Glaser, the first woman to host solo, kicked things off with a zesty monologue. She tackled hot topics like the upcoming election and the #MeToo movement, keeping the audience laughing. The show added fun facts about winners and presenters to keep viewers engaged. These tidbits revealed surprising info, like Ariana Grande's dance show past and Demi Moore's vintage doll collection. The night was filled with tequila, cringe-worthy moments between celebrities, Nobu sushi, and a more exciting production setup. Glaser used a Pope's hat and parodied "Wicked" to keep things lively. Most winners, like Demi Moore, seemed genuinely happy. Moore's emotional speech after winning for "The Substance" was a night highlight. "Shōgun" won big in TV categories, while Fernanda Torres' win for "I'm Still Here" was the biggest film surprise. The show moved quickly, with short speeches and only a few interruptions from Glaser. Overall, it was a celebratory party, lasting just over three hours.