It's the most wonderful time of year: awards season.

This is basically Christmas time for pop culture fans: we're spoilt with red carpet fashion and celebrity antics as we jump from the Golden Globes to the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards and BAFTA, and of course, ending with the Academy Awards.

The first stop is the Golden Globes, a night that doesn't just celebrate the past year in film, but TV too. This means that pretty much every celebrity is there and today's ceremony did not disappoint with a stacked line-up.

From Margot Robbie to Taylor Swift, the 2024 awards were loaded with famous faces. This year, the awards were hosted by US comedian Jo Koy, who has been a successful stand-up comedian for decades and worked as a voice actor on theHaunted Mansionremake.

The television categories were dominated bySuccession, BeefandThe BearwhilePoor ThingsandOppenheimertook most of the honours in film, with 2023's biggest filmBarbiemissing out on many of its nominated awards.

We've rounded up the most noteworthy and wildest moments from the big night.

Surprise surprise, Margot Robbie came as Barbie.

Come on Barbie, let's go... to the Golden Globes.

Taylor Swift is officially in her Reputation Era.

Of course, Taylor comes as a walking/talking snake emoji to celebrate her next era,Reputation. It's the age of the snake and we wouldn't have it any other way.

The opening monologue didn't go down too well.

Jo Koy had one of the rockiest opening monologues in recent history, with most of his jokes failing to prompt much laughter. To make matters more awkward, in the monologue he revealed several times that he "didn't write all these [jokes]," to justify the poor reception. Big ol' yikes.

Harrison Ford's reaction says it all.

HARRISON FORD AFTER ONE OF JO KOY'S JOKES PLEASE 💀💀💀 #GoldenGlobes pic.twitter.com/Z9d72rK94S

— maddie (@maddiecar_)

A joke at the expense ofOppenheimerdidn't land.

Then Koy made a joke about the length ofOppenheimer,suggesting sarcastically that the nominated film could have gone for another hour, or been a whole series.

The camera panned to director Christopher Nolan and star Robert Downey Jr. who both weren't happy. This wasn't the first awkward moment with Downey, as he accepted his award for 'Male Supporting Actor' he began the chaotic speech by saying "I took a beta blocker so this is going to be a breeze."

BeefandThe Beardominated the TV awards.

Ali Wong made history as the first Asian actor to win the 'Best Actress (Limited, Anthology or TV Movie)' Golden Globe for her role in Netflix'sBeef. Steven Yeun also took the award home for his role in the limited series.

When accepting her award, Wong thanked her ex-husband Justin Hakuta. "It's because of you that I'm able to be a working mother," she said.

The Bear'sJeremy Allen White and Ayo Edebiri both won in their respective categories.

BeefandThe Bearalso both claimed wins for their TV categories.

Australian actress Elizabeth Debicki wins forThe Crown... without any shoes.

Aussie actor Elizabeth Debicki won the award for 'Best Supporting Actress in a TV Series' for her portrayal of Princess Diana inThe Crown.

The TV star appeared to accept her award barefoot. She did Australia proud.

And Sarah Snook also won in her category! Aussie, Aussie, Aussie!

And the wins kept coming, as Sarah Snook won for 'Female Actor in a Television Series — Drama' for her role as Shiv inSuccession.

"I was hoping I wouldn't have to get up," she joked. “Kieran is usually better at these speeches, right? Don’t you want to get up, instead?”

Snook went on to thank her friends, family and colleagues, before joking that it was time for her to exit the stage. "This room is so intimidating," she finished before shuffling off.

Matthew Macfadyen won over hisSuccessioncostars... which was verySuccession-like.

Beating out his fellowSuccessionalum, Alexander Skarsgård and Alan Ruck, Matthew Macfadyen came out victorious for his villainous role as Tom Wambsgans in the final season.

In his speech, he referred to the character he played as a "human grease stain".

Kylie Jenner was spotted sitting with Timothée Chalamet.

Despite walking the red carpet solo, Timothée Chalamet was joined by girlfriend Kylie Jenner at his table, as the couple watched the ceremony together.

Kieran Culkin won and gave a chaotic speech.

"Sorry, burping, indigestion," he began his acceptance speech for 'Best Male Performance in a TV Series'.

"I was nominated for a Golden Globe 20 years ago, and when that moment passed I sort of remember thinking I’m never going to be back in this room again. Which, was fine. Whatever. But thanks toSuccession, I’ve been in here a couple of times, which is nice. But I sort of accepted I’m never going to be on stage, so this is a nice moment, thank you."

An incredible win for Kieran Culkin! 👏 Taking home Best Television Male Actor – Drama Series! #GoldenGlobes pic.twitter.com/ISmqHQyANW

— Golden Globe Awards (@goldenglobes)

He ended his speech by taunting fellow nominee Pedro Pascal, joking "Suck it, Pedro."

It appears hisSuccessioncompetition, Brian Cox and Jeremy Strong, did not attend the awards.Successiondid win its category for 'Television Series Drama' with the whole cast converging on the stage.

Jennifer Lawrence went full Jennifer Lawrence.

As the Hollywood star's name was announced for 'Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy', she mouthed to the camera, "If I don't win, I'm leaving."

She did not win.

“If I don’t win, I’m leaving” - Jennifer Lawrence mouths to the camera during her category at the #GoldenGlobes pic.twitter.com/XP0T1wOMit

— Courtney Howard (@Lulamaybelle)

Emma Stone won and Taylor Swift was her biggest cheerleader.

Beating out our Margot Robbie (and J-Law), Emma Stone took the award for 'Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy' for her transcendent turn inPoor Things.

And of course, as Stone's longtime friend Taylor Swift was sitting in the crowd, she cheered the loudest when the actor was awarded the honour.

Cillian Murphy won with lipstick on his face.

Cillian Murphy won 'Best Actor in a Motion Picture Drama' at the Golden Globes for his title role inOppenheimer.

Ever the awkward public speaker, he started his acceptance speech asking "Do I have lipstick all over my nose? I'm just going to leave it."

He did appear to have red lipstick covering his nose. It suits him.

Kristen Wigg and Will Ferrell proved they should have been the hosts.

Kirsten Wiig and Will Ferrell reunited for the funniest skit of the entire night, as their 'serious' speech kept getting interrupted by a jaunty song.

The twosome resisted at first before breaking out into a hilarious dance. "This song does something to us!" Will yelled at producers. "We wanted to be serious tonight, it's a serious night!"

Perfect, no notes.

As per usual, Taylor Swift was the reaction queen.

📹| Taylor throwing her head back laughing like a little kid 🥰🫶 #GoldenGlobes pic.twitter.com/StFHtaitVK

— Taylor Swift Updates 🩵 (@swifferupdates)

She might not have walked away with any awards, but Taylor Swift provided the best reaction shots all night. My personal favourite was her sipping wine when a joke about her attending NFL games was made by the host.

Never change, Taylor. Never change.

Selena Gomez and Taylor Swift were caught gossiping about... something.

In a clip that fans are desperately trying to lip-read, it appears that Selena Gomez is sharing some gossip about Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet with her bestie, Taylor Swift.

A friend can be heard saying Timothée's name during a heated discussion.

some #GoldenGlobes tea😭😭 “i asked for a picture with him and she (kylie jenner) said no” – selena gomez “with timothee?” *selena nods* pic.twitter.com/LvO4dC6heK

— pop culture gal (@allurequinn)

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