Musical La La Land wins seven awards from seven nominations
Ryan Gosling, Emma Stone and Casey Affleck scoop film acting awards
France's Isabelle Huppert and Brit Aaron Taylor-Johnson are surprise acting winners
British stars Tom Hiddleston, Hugh Laurie, Olivia Colman and Claire Foy win TV trophies
Elle
The French thriller has won the Golden Globe - despite not even being in the running for the same category at the Oscars.
It was not on the nine-film foreign language shortlist from which the five Oscar nominees will be chosen.
Director Paul Verhoeven says: "I'm amazed [to win] because this film does not invite you to sympathise with the character, I thank the Hollywood Foreign Press for being so open minded."
A few people have been getting a teeny tiny bit of heat on Twitter for referring to "Hidden Fences" - a film that doesn't actually exist. Michael Keaton referred to the fictional film on stage, while journalist Jenna Bush Hager mentioned it to Pharell Williams - which is a little awkward given he appears on the Hidden Figures soundtrack.
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Zootopia
Accepting the award, co-director Byron Howard said: "We wanted Zootopia to be a film that not only entertained kids but also spoke to adults about embracing diversity – even when there are people in the world that want to divide us by using fear.."
Image source, APDamien Chazelle - La La Land
Chazelle, who also directed the musical film, says: "I'm humbled to be up here."
It's the fourth award for La La Land of the night.
Image source, Getty ImagesRyan Gosling - La La Land
The awards are stacking up quickly for La La Land.
The actor joked that he would "chop the award into three pieces" to share it with his La La Land co-star Emma Stone and the film's director Damien Chazelle. "This belongs to the three of us," he said.
Olivia Colman - The Night Manager
Another surprise British winner, and another for The Night Manager, after Hugh Laurie.
The rest of the world has woken up to Olivia Colman's brilliance.
However, she could not be in Hollywood to accept the award.
Image source, Getty ImagesViola Davis - Fences
The actress says: "To all the people who believed in this piece of work. It's not every day that Hollywood thinks of translating a play to screen - it doesn't scream moneymaker, you know? But it does scream art, and it does scream heart."
Image source, APCity of Stars from La La Land
It's two musical awards in a row for La La Land!
The film, which stars Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone (pictured) has been credited with reviving the musical genre.
Justin Hurwitz - La La Land
"There was this spirit across the movie where people worked harder than they’re used to working and went to bed later than they’re used to and wore more hats that they’re used to."
Image source, ReutersHugh Laurie for The Night Manager
It's the second British winner of the night after Aaron Taylor-Johnson victory for his role in Nocturnal Animals. Hugh Laurie co-starred with Tom Hiddleston in The Night Manager. The series was directed by Susannce Bier, who Laurie thanked in his acceptance speech.
Image source, APThe People v OJ Simpson: American Crime Story
It's the second award in a row for The People vs OJ Simpson, which dramatised Simpson's murder case.
Accepting the award, executive producer Nina Jacobson says the case reminded us how "American justice is anything but blind when race, gender and celebrity are involved".
The BBC's The Night Manager was among the shows that lost out.
Image source, ReutersSarah Paulson - The People v OJ Simpson: American Crime Story
Sarah Paulson received rave reviews for her role in The People v OJ Simpson. She portrayed Marcia Clark - the lead prosecutor in the famous 1995 OJ Simpson case.
Image source, APAtlanta
Donald Glover, the creator and star of the FX comedy, which is set in the US city of its title, said the win was "incredible".
"I really want to thank Atlanta and all the black folks in Atlanta just for being alive and for being amazing people," he says. "I couldn't be here without Atlanta."
Image source, ReutersTracee Ellis Ross - Black-ish
The actress says: "This is for all the women of colour, and colourful people, whose stories, ideas and thoughts are not always considered worthy, valid and important. But I want you to know that I see you, we see you."
Image source, Getty ImagesBilly Bob Thornton - Goliath
Thronton dedicates his award to Luke Scott, a PA on Goliath who died last year.
"He was one of those guys who knew what he was doing, and I loved him," the actor said.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe wine is flowing and the laughs are coming thick and fast as Jimmy Fallon takes up hosting duties.
He's already making plenty of Donald Trump references - referring to the Golden Globes as "one of the few places left where America still honours the popular vote".
He also described one of tonight's most hotly-tipped films Manchester By The Sea as "the only thing more depressing than 2016".
Image source, ReutersAaron Taylor-Johnson for Nocturnal Animals.
A shock to start with - this category was thought to have been in the bag for Moonlight's Mahershala Ali.
But it's gone to British actor Aaron Taylor-Johnson for playing a very nasty chap in designer Tom Ford's stylish thriller Nocturnal Animals.
He thanked his wife, the artist and film-maker Sam Taylor-Johnson, for her support, adding: "And thank you for putting up for me. I was not very pleasant in this role."
Image source, Getty ImagesThis is it - one of the biggest nights in the entertainment calendar has officially kicked off.
Things are off to a rip-roaring start with presenter Jimmy Fallon and a host of special guests recreating the famous opening scene from La La Land - one of tonight's most hotly-tipped films.
It's safe to say that shaving was not high up Casey Affleck's agenda when he was getting ready for this year's Globes.
Image source, Getty ImagesCasey Affleck
Fresh from receiving her Hollywood Star earlier this week, Viola Davis has arrived on the red carpet.
Image source, Getty ImagesViola Davis
It was also good news if you're a fan of people named Naomi(e).
Image source, Getty ImagesNaomi Campbell
Image source, Getty ImagesNaomie Harris
Pitch Perfect's Anna Kendrick has also arrived.
Image source, ReutersAnna Kendrick
This is how Hacksaw Ridge actress Teresa Palmer got ready.
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