GOLDEN GLOBES: KEY MOMENTS

This year’s awards night was much less activist or political, unlike 2018 that was about #Metoo or the 2017 event that was political Lady Gaga hogged the limelight. She won as a co-writer for best song, Shallow, which she performs in A Star is Born. In her speech, she referred to the challenges women face in music Sandra Oh was highly emotional, saying she'd agreed to host the show to celebrate the diversity of the nominated casts. "I wanted to be here to look out on this audience and witness this moment of change," she said. Soon after, she herself won best actress in a TV drama for Killing Eve When Glenn Close won best actress, she seemed shocked. She made a heartfelt connection between her role in The Wife and her own life. "I am thinking of my mom who really sublimated herself to my father her whole life," she said Mary Poppins Returns may have gone home empty-handed, but Dick Van Dyke, 93, who has a cameo in the film, got a big ovation when he showed up It was a sweet red carpet moment as Elisabeth Moss, star of The Handmaid's

Tale, discovered that Taylor Swift was a fan. "I can't believe she even knows who I am!" Moss exulted

Best actor, drama

Best actress, drama

Best actor, musical or comedy

Best actress, musical or comedy

Best foreign language film

Best TV series, drama