Genevieve Hassan
Entertainment reporter, BBC News

That draws an end to our coverage of the awards, thanks for joining us. While the winners party away, the losers can take comfort in George Clooney's words: "If you are in this room, it ain't losing."

Well done to British winners Eddie Redmayne, Joanne Froggatt and Ruth Wilson, and bad luck to the other Brits who lost out. Maybe Eddie's win is an indicator for Oscar success? We'll find out the Academy Award nominations later this week.

• You can read our story on the night's event here

• Take a look at all the best pictures from the red carpet and ceremony here

• You can also see the full list of winners here

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Richard Linklater and the cast of Boyhood proudly display their three awards in the press room.

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Jared Leto proudly shows off his man braid to the cameras. The actor's hair has been causing quite a mixed reaction on social media. We think your locks look smart Jared...

Jason Korsner
BBC News, at the ceremony

At the NBC Universal after party, The Theory of Everything's Felicity Jones said she'd been petrified ahead of her category being announced. She didn't win, but she's delighted that at the upcoming Baftas, at least she won't be an awards first timer. She also praised awards ceremonies for making sure people get to see smaller films.

Mark Bowerman tweets, external: "Is it a coincidence Julianne Moore and Eddie Redmayne both won #GoldenGlobes on International #KissaGingerDay? Superb choice."

Gwen_Doll tweets, external: "For an awards show that usually keeps it pretty light, the #GoldenGlobes kept it pretty real this year. Great speeches, authentic moments"

UmiToni tweets, external: "Well earned @BBCNewsEnts: Best actor in a film drama - Eddie Redmayne, The Theory of Everything."

Science-Geek tweets, external about Eddie Redmayne's win: "Yep, it's official. The Golden Globes screwed up."

Kerry Burak tweets, external about Eddie Redmayne: "I haven't seen the movie yet but so glad he won."

Dingo tweets, external about Julianne Moore's win for Still Alice: "Saw this movie yesterday. well deserved!!!"

Jaime Gonzalez
BBC Mundo, Los Angeles

"Shy shy shy Ellar Coltrane, external. Live from the press room."

@Brynsandberg tweets, external "As you can see Theory of Everything's Eddie Redmayne is pretty excited about his trophy."

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Buzzfeed tweets, external "Tina Fey And Her Tuxedo Win Best Dressed At The Golden Globes"

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The Verge tweets, external: "Boyhood wins best dramatic picture at the Golden Globes"

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Jason Korsner
BBC News, at the ceremony

Second standing ovation of the night goes to George Clooney, the recipient of the Cecil B DeMille award for his body of work, both on screen and off.

He tells the HFPA president the show is "good fun" as he comes off stage, the latest of many speakers to invoke the "Je suis Charlie" slogan.

Well that's the ceremony wrapped up - we'll bring you more reaction until 05:00 GMT, but we want to know what you think of the victors. Did you predict the winner? Who do you think should have won. Get in touch and let us know.

Marc Anilton tweets, external this photo from the NBC Golden Globes after party.

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Steve from York emails referencing his earlier message:

"I got my wish!"

Jason Korsner
BBC News, at the ceremony

It's interesting watching the faces change around the ballroom. At the start of the evening, the nominees look excited, nervous but hopeful. With most of the awards now handed out, the losing nominees look like they just want to go home. Unfortunately for them, they'll have to show their faces, smiling, at the after-parties later.

A popular winner, the film receives a standing ovation from the audience. Richard Linklater says as he's already given a speech, he passes the baton to producer Jonthan Sehring - who funded the 12 year project.

Best motion picture drama - Boyhood

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This is the big one....

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One more for the Brits! With so many nominated, it was optimistic we'd win this one.

A surprised Eddie Redmayne got to stage saying he had unsuccessfully stopped himself from fawning over the other actors in the room.

He paid tribute to Professor Stephen Hawking - who he plays in the film - and his co-star Felicity Jones, who he called a "formidable actress who raised my game".

Also referring to his new wife and having to cut short their honeymoon to come to the ceremony, he said: "I promised her sunshine - it wasn't so great today - but thanks for giving us a honeymoon we'll remember."

Pret-a-Reporter tweets, external: "Congrats on your #GoldenGlobes win, Julianne Moore! You look stunning in your @Givenchy gown"

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Best actor in motion picture - drama - Eddie Redmayne, The Theory of Everything

A giddy Julianne Moore collected her award. "Oh my goodness!" she exclaimed.

Best actress in motion picture - Julianne Moore, Still Alice