Matt Damon of ‘The Martian’ wins Golden Globe for comedy actor

Taraji P. Henson won best actress in a TV drama for her larger-than-life role as Cookie, the tough matriarch of a family-run entertainment business, on “Empire”.

DiCaprio was the penultimate victor when he was named best actor in a motion picture drama for his portrayal of fur trapper Hugh Glass in revenge epic The Revenant.

-Actress, Drama: Brie Larson, “Room”. In the television categories, beloved period drama “Mad Men” was given a proper send off with Hamm winning in the best actor drama category. “But my wife, thank you, Lucy, for everything”.

Though “Steve Jobs” failed to win over many critics or moviegoers, Danny Boyle’s drama about the Apple co-founder earned best screenplay for Aaron Sorkin and best supporting actress for Kate Winslet, her fourth Globe in 11 nominations. Best comedy TV series went to Amazon’s “Mozart in the Jungle”, which won over the HBO heavyweight “Veep”. Mozart in the Jungle stars Gael García Bernal, Lola Kirke, Saffron Burrows, Hannah Dunne, Malcolm McDowell, and Bernadette Peters.

-Actress, Movie or Limited Series: Lady Gaga, “American Horror Story: Hotel”. The best foreign language film gong expectedly went to Hungarian drama film “Son of Saul”, which revolves around a prisoner working at one of the Auschwitz Crematoriums and his struggles to give a child a proper burial.

Winslet, who called her co-star Michael Fassbender a “legend” in her acceptance speech, was competing for the award against Jane Fonda (“Youth”), Jennifer Jason Leigh (“The Hateful Eight”), Helen Mirren (“Trumbo”) and Alicia Vikander (“Ex Machina”).

Oscar Isaac was declared the victor in the limited series or TV movie for “Show Me a Hero” while Rachel Bloom won in the best actress for musical or comedy in TV for “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend”.

-Movie or Limited Series: “Wolf Hall”.

Host Ricky Gervais kicked off the night with a beer in his hand and a typically bitchy monologue in which he made jokes at the expense of Caitlyn Jenner, “Transparent” nominee Jeffrey Tambor, movie bomb “Pixels” and host network NBC, which didn’t receive any Globe nominations.

After a 10-year ratings high three years ago, the Golden Globes’ viewership has dipped slightly since, with an audience of 19.3 million tuning in last year.