Golden Globes 2026: all the big winners, plus must-see moments, surprises, reunions, more

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Here is the full list of the winers from the 83rd Golden Globes!

Best picture – drama

– Hamnet

Best picture – musical/comedy

– One Battle After Another

Best non-English language motion picture

– The Secret Agent

Best director for a motion picture

– Paul Thomas Anderson, One Battle After Another

Best female actor in a motion picture – drama

– Jessie Buckley, Hamnet

Best male actor in a motion picture – drama

– Wagner Moura, The Secret Agent

Best musical or comedy series

– The Studio (Apple TV)

Best drama series

– The Pitt (HBO Max)

Best animated motion picture

– KPop Demon Hunters

Best limited series, anthology series or television motion picture

– Adolescence (Netflix)

Best female actor in a motion picture – musical/comedy

– Rose Byrne, If I Had Legs I’d Kick You

Best male actor in a motion picture – musical/comedy

– Timothee Chalamet, Marty Supreme

Best supporting female actor in a motion picture

– Teyana Taylor, One Battle After Another

Best supporting male actor in a motion picture

– Stellan Skarsgard, Sentimental Value

Best female actor in a television musical or comedy

– Jean Smart, Hacks

Best male actor in a television musical or comedy

– Seth Rogen, The Studio

Best female actor in a television drama

– Rhea Seehorn, Pluribus

Best Male Actor in a television drama

– Noah Wyle, The Pitt

Best female actor for a television limited series, anthology series or television motion picture

– Michelle Williams, Dying For Sex

Best male actor in a television limited series, anthology series, TV motion picture

– Stephen Graham, Adolescence

Best supporting female actor, television

– Erin Doherty, Adolescence

Best supporting male actor – television

– Owen Cooper, Adolescence

Best screenplay for a motion picture

– Paul Thomas Anderson, One Battle After Another

Best performance in stand-up comedy on television

– Ricky Gervais: Mortality

Best podcast

– Good Hang with Amy Poehler

Best cinematic and box office achievement

– Sinners

Best song – motion picture

– Golden – KPop Demon Hunters – Joong Gyu Kwak, Yu Han Lee, Hee Dong Nam, Jeong Hoon Seo, Park Hong Jun, Kim Eun-Jae, Mark Sonnenblick

Best original score – motion picture

– Ludwig Goransson, Sinners

And it looks like the naked-dress dresses are not going away any time soon, with Jennifer Lawrence and Minnie Driver leading the way on Sunday with the trend....

See the full gallery here.

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The Golden Globes is a rule-free zone, according to Hollywood stylist Ilaria Urbinati. "Honestly, there are no rules anymore, and that's what makes it such an interesting time," Adam Brody's stylist tells us. "This week alone, I have clients attending different events in completely different aesthetics: one in a pleated Thom Browne skirt suit, another channelling a classic Gatsby vibe, and another embracing a Donnie Brasco-inspired '70s suit." 

That was made abundently clear on the red carpet. Click here for the full gallery.

The deremony has ended, and the cast of One Battle After Another, and Timothee Chalamet, all chose not to come backstage. 

Episode 8 of The Studio was set at this very awards show, and Seth shared that they have been given lots of material to use for season two.

"We've clearly written some things that happened leading up to this award show into episodes as we've been writing the show and we start shooting in a week," said Seth.

"So yes, several things have happened, both today and leading up to this event, that we've written directly into the show, and you'll probably know what they are when you see them."

The Studio was an inside look at the surreal world of Hollywood and the TV industry, but that hasn't stopped studio executives and A-listers from wanting to be in season two!

"A lot of people literally just come up to us and say 'I'll do anything,'" Seth Rogen said/

"A lot of the real studio heads want to be on... this is good poaching ground for us, yeah."

Ejae, Audrey Nuna, and Rei Ami , the singers and songwriters behind K-Pop: Demon Hunters' "Golden" admitted that it would be a dtream for the three to reunite and perform again.

"We definitely want to," said EJAE. "We're all individual songwriters and artists, so nothing's like official, but are you kidding? We're friends and we're definitely going to work on music together.""

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Well., there you have it. It looks like this may be a race between Hamnet and One Battle After Another this season.

I am over the moon to see Hamnet win Best Drama at the Golden Globes; it is an absolutely stunning portrayal of grief and how art can be used to process grief.

Last but certainly not least... and awarded by four-time Golden Globe winner George Clooney (who spoke a little French for haters casting doubt over his recent acquirement of French citizenship), the last award went to... Chloe Zhao's Hamnet!

It wins over Frankenstein, It Was Just An Accident, The Secret Agent, Sentimental Value, and Sinners.

Presented by the one and only Julia Roberts, who received a standing ovation, One Battle After Another took home yet another win, over Blue Moon, Bugonia, Marty Supreme, No Other Choice, Nouvelle Vague.

Ten years after his first nomination for Narcos, Wagner Moura is now a first-time winner for The Secret Agent, the first Brazilian man to win this award.

Other nominees were Joel Edgerton for Train Dreams, Oscar Isaac for Frankenstein, Dwayne Johnson for The Smashing Machine, Michael B. Jordan for Sinners, and Jeremy Allen White for Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere.

Do we have a frontrunner on our hands? Jessie Buckley, who already won the Critics Choice Award for her role in Hamnet, has nabbed another win, over fellow nominees Jennifer Lawrence for Die My Love, Renate Reinsve for Sentimental Value, Julia Roberts for After The Hunt, Tessa Thompson for Hedda, and Eva Victor for Sorry, Baby.

The Studio made it to the Globes on set and in real life once more, winning over Abbott Elementary, The Bear, Hacks, Nobody Wants This, and Only Murders in the Building.

They may have once played rivals, but Hannah Montana and Alex Russo, sorry, Miley Cyrus and Selena Gomez, were all smiles, sharing an embrace at the Globes, and our millenial hearts can't take it.

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There's been, surprisingly, very little political commentary tonight, but The Pitt showunner R. Scott Gemmill has given one of the most charged speeches of the night - and it was simple.

"We live in a very divided country in the world, but I think cinema - and I think of TV as cinema - brings us all together, not as an audience, but a community, and we can show what a bunch of individuals can do when we have a common goal and work with decency and humanity and acceptance and respect for each other."

Another win for The Pitt! Just as the show is rolling out its second season (plus it already got picked up for a third), it's celebrating yet another win.

Other nominees were The Diplomat, Pluribus, Severance, Slow Horses, and The White Lotus.

Rhea Seehorn wins for Pluribus, the most watched series in AppleTV history, for which she signed up without reading a script.

Other nominees were Kathy Bates for Matlock, Britt Lower for Severance, Helen Mirren for MobLand, Bella Ramsey for The Last Of Us, and Keri Russell for The Diplomat.

The K-Pop: Demon Hunters team told Best Quality Designer Handbag that they are not thinking about the sequel yet, they are focusing on getting through awards season, and their couch!

Congratulations are in order for first-time nominee Erin Doherty, who won for Adolescence, over Carrie Coon for The White Lotus, Hannah Einbinder for Hacks, Catherine O’Hara for The Studio, Parker Posey for The White Lotus, and Aimee Lou Wood for The White Lotus.

OK we need to talk about that Heated Rivalry moment. 

Hudson and Connor did the absolute best with what they were given, but that mild reaction in the Globes room (as it sounded backstage, anyway) may be a sign that this moment is cooling.

The Secret Agent, from Brazil, wins over It Was Just An Accident (France), No Other Choice (South Korea), Sentimental Value (Norway), Sirāt (Spain), and The Voice of Hind Rajab (Tunisia).

Stephen Graham was clearly emotional backstage after his Golden Globe win, telling the little boys from Kirkby to never give up their dream.

The Adolescence creator is from the working-class town of Kirkby in the north of England.

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Inescapable! KPop Demon Hunters, the most watched original film on Netflix ever, wins over Arco, Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba Infinity Castle, Elio, Little Amelie or the Character of Rain, and Zootopia 2.

A best movie (and Oscar) predictor? Another win for PTA, winning for One Battle After Another, the most nominated movie of the night.

Other nominees were Ryan Coogler for Sinners, Guillermo del Toro for Frankenstein, Jafar Panahi for It Was Just An Accident, Joachim Trier for Sentimental Value,  and Chloe Zhao for Hamnet.

Amy Poehler won the first-ever Podcast Award, and told press backstage that she is looking forward to dropping a new episode of Good Hang -- and her guest is a Globes winner tonight!

Do we think it was Teyana? Or Timothee? 

Another commercial break, and this time, I've spotted Noah Wyle talking to Adam Sandler, while two very pregnant costars Hailee Steinfeld and Wunmi Mosaku, understandably, remained sat at their table where Hailee cradled her bump.

The busiest woman of the night? Teyana Taylor, who is being mobbed by everyone.

Box office phenomenon Sinners has rightfully won this award, in its sophomore year at the ceremony, winning over Avatar: Fire and Ash, F1, KPop Demon Hunters, Mission: Impossible for The Final Reckoning, Weapons, Wicked: For Good, and Zootopia 2.

Though she was unfortunately not in attendance, Michelle Williams took the award for Dying for Sex, winning over Claire Danes for The Beast in Me, Rashida Jones for Black Mirror, Amanda Seyfried for Long Bright River, Sarah Snook for All her Fault, and Robin Wright for The Girlfriend.

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