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At a bleep-filled, irreverent Beverly Hills, California, ceremony on Sunday, Ricky Gervais presided over a Globes that seemed to risk unraveling before the Hollywood Foreign Press Association’s show coalesced its support for “The Revenant” and “The Martian”.

Matt Damon was named best actor (comedy or musical) for The Martian, which also won best picture (comedy or musical) and best director (comedy or musical) despite being neither a comedy nor a musical.

After last week’s People’s Choice Awards, the Golden Globes was the second award ceremony for film and television, commencing 2016’s awards season.

“The Revenant” director and Golden Globe victor Alejandro Gonzalez Iñarritu, who is friendly with Penn and, as a Mexican, would have a strong grasp of Guzman’s story, said he has not had a chance to read the Rolling Stone expose.

The Hollywood Reporter’s awards columnist Scott Feinberg tweeted “none of this means anything for the Oscar race”, though many Golden Globe winners are consistent with Oscar predictions this year.

The veteran actor is still Oscar-less after winning the Golden Globe for best actor for his role in the The Revenant, and several publications are predicting this is the role that’ll finally earn him an Oscar as well.

Twice-nominated Orange is the New Black lost out yet again, having been given the hat tilt three times in 2015, while last year’s victor for best actor in a TV drama House of Cards also left empty handed.

Brie Larson, Best Actress (Drama) for Room. A truly thankful and speed-talking Rachel Bloom snagged the best actress in a comedy Globe for “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend”.

Speaking to Moose FM last week, ahead of the film’s premiere at Yellowknife’s Capitol Theatre, Nakehk’o said she had been impressed by the production team’s dedication to accurate portrayal of Indigenous peoples of the time.

In an upset, “The Revenant” won best film, drama, as well as best director for Inarritu and best actor for Leonardo DiCaprio.

The Oscar nominations will be announced on Thursday.

The 73rd Annual Golden Globes is set to air live on Sunday (10 January 2016) at 8pm ET/5pm PT/1am GMT (11 January) on NBC. Amazon Prime’s “Mozart in the Jungle” steals Globes for best actor in a comedy (Gael Garcia Bernal) and best comedy and “Mr. Robot” snags best drama and best supporting actor for Slater.

Never mind The Martian winning three comedy awards, or Jennifer Lawrence being named best actress in a comedy for her role in another non-comedy, Joy.

Best Foreign-Language Film: “Son of Saul” (Hungary). Not only that but Quentin Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight was expending to more cinema screens (although that didn’t work out well). That award is – no offense – worthless. In that movie, he’s a good guy, helping Imperator Furiosa (Charlize Theron) convey the five enslaved wives of Immortan Joe (Hugh Keays-Byrne) to the Vuvalinis, a tribe of matriarchs.

The legend that is Rocky Balboa got a mention at the awards…

Best actress in a TV drama went to Taraji P. Henson for “Empire”.

Best Supporting Actor: Sylvester Stallone for “Creed”.