Leonardo DiCaprio on Awkward Golden Globes Moment

He said: “I’ve changed”. The joke was in reference to Penn’s secret meeting with Mexican drug lord, “El Chapo”. The 2015 Academy Awards, for example, experienced about a 15% decline in total viewers.

Taraji P. Henson handed out cookies on her way to accept her award for Best Actress (if you don’t watch Empire, her character’s name is Cookie)…

Leonardo DiCaprio took best actor in a drama for his performance in the same film while Brie Larson was chosen as best actress for her role in Room.

Despite controversy over its nomination in the comedy category when the film didn’t have hard-hitting humor, its star Matt Damon also won best actor-comedy. She also beat out her friend Amy Schumer in the category.

“The Big Short” should have won – seeing as it was the smartest comedy of the year – and it would have won, had it not been forced to unjustly compete against “The Martian”.

The film “Steve Jobs” picked up two Golden Globes: Kate Winslet won Best Supporting Actress in a Film for her role in the film and Aaron Sorkin won for Best Screenplay.

Jon Hamm won his second Golden Globe for Best Actor in a Drama for his portrayal of womanising advertising executive Don Draper in Mad Men, whose finale aired past year. This was the second blow for the film as “Spotlight” also performed poorly at the BAFTAs this past weekend, obtaining only three nominations.

Other key winners included Sylvester Stallone who received a standing ovation as best supporting film actor for reprising his iconic role as boxer Rocky Balboa in “Creed”. But he already had his moment when he earlier won the trophy for best director, besting awards season favorite 78-year-old Ridley Scott who directed The Martian. The film’s director, Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, won best director. “Please welcome the nominated star of The Danish Girl, it’s a dude, Eddie Redmayne!” In the television category, “Mr. Robot” won for best TV drama series.

The first award victor of the night, Jobs actress Kate Winslet began her acceptance speech for best supporting actress in a motion picture by thanking her fellow nominees.

Unfortunately, that audience laughter didn’t translate into high ratings for the four-time Golden Globes host.

Whenever you have Ricky Gervais hosting the Golden Globes, you just know you’re going to get some divisive comedy.

Alejandro G. Iñárritu picked up the Best Director Golden Globe award for “The Revenant”.

There were some surprises though, such as the resounding success of The Revenant, which won best film, best director and best actor which went to Leonardo DicCaprio.

DiCaprio won a Globe himself for his harrowing performance in the gritty film Revenant.

Denzel Washington took to the stage with his family to collect the Cecil B. DeMille Award for lifetime achievement.

Following his controversial monologue to open the 2016 Golden Globe Awards, we asked whether or not Ricky Gervais went too far.