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Golden Globe winners Emma Stone and Julianne Moore have been added to the star-studded list of presenters at the 76th Golden Globe Awards. A winner in 2017 for her work in La La Land, Stone was nominated five times, including this year, for Best Supporting Actress, for The Favourite.

The world’s press crowded into the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills for the unveiling of the 76th annual Golden Globe Awards menu that will be served to exclusive star-studded guests on January 6th. Executive Chef Matthew Morgan, not only demonstrated how to create the mouth-watering menu but shared that the ingredients were inspired by the vegetable garden he cultivates at home.

Lady Gaga, Golden Globe winner and four-time Golden Globe nominee, and four-time Golden Globe nominee Bradley Cooper, stars of the multi-nominated A Star is Born.

Jamie Lee Curtis, two-time Golden Globe Award winner and seven-time Golden Globe nominee; Idris Elba, Golden Globe Award winner, six-time Golden Globe nominee and father of Golden Globe Ambassador Isan Elba.

Four-time Golden Globe nominee and Cecil B. deMille Award recipient Harrison Ford; Golden Globe winner and six-time Golden Globe nominee Halle Berry.

Golden Globe winners Nicole Kidman, Julianne Moore, and Emma Stone have been added to the star-studded list of presenters at the 76th Golden Globe Awards. A five-time Golden Globe winner, Kidman was nominated 14 times, including this year, for Best Actress-Drama for her work in Destroyer.

Golden Globe nominee Lupita Nyong'o.

Black Panther's Chadwick Boseman; Golden Globe winner and three-time nominee Saoirse Ronan; Octavia Spencer, Golden Globe winner and three-time Golden Globe nominee; Golden Globe winner and nominee Gary Oldman.

Bette Davis, 78, attended the 43rd Golden Globes held Friday, January 24, 1986, at the Beverly Hilton hotel, after recovering from a stroke in 1983. On stage she presented the Best Picture award to Sydney Pollack for Out of Africa, backstage she posed with her contemporary, actress Sylvia Sidney, 76, Golden Globe winner as Best Supporting Actress for the TV movie An Early Frost.

As a child, Ryan Murphy already dreamed of a career in Hollywood.   After a short stint in TV visionary, who has been breaking boundaries since the late 90s.