75th Golden Globe Awards

As part of the celebration of the 75th anniversary of the Golden Globe Awards, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) will continue to host special events, this time at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival. The HFPA will host a special “Women Breaking Barriers” panel featuring accomplished women from various fields in the film industry, moderated by HFPA member Elisabeth Sereda.

The 75th anniversary of the Golden Globes will not only be remembered in years to come for Oprah Winfrey’s show-stopping Cecil B. deMille acceptance speech, but also for the solidarity on the red carpet and inside the Beverly Hilton ballroom for the #TimesUp movement, espousing equal rights for women.

Going into the 75th Golden Globe Awards, the race seemed wide open for Best Motion Picture, Drama. Coming out of the evening, however, it was a different story as the surprisingly comic but dark drama Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri captured four major awards: Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture (Sam Rockwell.

Emotions run high on the HFPA Side Stage, where winners stop by right after receiving their Globes.

The 75th Golden Globe Awards are in the books and it was, certainly for us, a memorable Anniversary! A celebration of the best of the year and, yes, perhaps something more. A moment of reckoning and resolve, a shared realization of something of real importance afoot.

From stage to backstage, Ballroom to our official after-party, stars and filmmakers lit up the night of the 75th Golden Globes. Let's go back to some great moments of the Party of the Year™.

The look of the night was restrained. Despite the Golden Globes celebrating its 75th anniversary, women embraced the Time’sUp call for black, with many choosing restrained hair and makeup.

Oprah Winfrey's acceptance speech at the 75th Golden Globe Awards gala was one for the ages. Recipient of the Cecil B.

How many ways to wear black?  Endless. There was a serious feel to the 75th Golden Globes Women turned up determined to be heard.

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