Leonardo DiCaprio explains his reaction to Lady Gaga that broke the Internet

“The Revenant” also went on to take the top drama prize. The survival movie won the category of Best Motion Picture – Drama and Alejandro Iñárritu grabbed the Best Director award for the film.

Most presenters couldn’t mask their sarcasm about The Martian being nominated for (and winning) the Best Motion Picture – Comedy/Musical award.

However, the TV winners’ list at the Golden Globes was a mess. The Revenant was also named best picture.

Instead, streaming video rival Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN) surprised with two awards for its series “Mozart in the Jungle“. Gael García Bernal won Best Performance in a Television Series – Musical or Comedy for his role as Rodrigo de Souza in Mozart in the Jungle. Jon Hamm won his second Globe for the final season of “Mad Men”.

And yet, buoyed by more respectable picks in recent years and a three-year hosting stint by Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, the boozy Globes have been on the rise, even if their choices won’t directly affect who will get that coveted Oscar nomination. This category will remain a head-scratcher until the Oscar ceremony, that is, until the SAG Awards clear things up a bit more.

Clay Landry, who was the film’s historical consultant, joined host Leisha Grebinski on CBC’s Saskatoon Morning to talk about how he and two colleagues – Loren Yellowbird and Craig Falcon – ensured indigenous culture and people were accurately portrayed in the film.

Action star Sylvester Stallone was named best supporting actor for his portrayal of boxer, Rocky Balboa, in Creed. I have a little less of an instinct to be reckless with my music now because I’m reckless in other places. Tom Hanks (“Forrest Gump”) presented Denzel Washington (“Training Day”) with the Cecil B. DeMille Award, honoring his extraordinary contributions to the entertainment world.

Jonah Hill dressed up as the bear from The Revenant and proceeded to give an acceptance speech in character, while repeatedly dropping the F-bomb on live TV…

Movie star Leonardo DiCaprio’s heartfelt speech thanking the First Nations people should have been getting the most attention on Twitter after the Golden Globes.