80th Golden Globes: Fashion | Podcasts | Videos

It's been over six decades: since 1961, the hotel's International Ballroom has hosted the Golden Globe Awards ceremony, and yes, there are traditions that have been merged with modernization and innovation when it comes to the setup. Certain people, however, remain in place - like our man in the green room, the only Oscar at the Golden Globes.

Welcome to a new crop of actresses. Julia Garner and Hannah Einbinder the two repeats of the five nominees with Ms.

Niecy Nash-Betts, Aubrey Plaza, Claire Danes, Daisy Edgar-Jones, and Jennifer Coolidge use fresh, edgy fashion that symbolizes their refusal to be tamed by expectations.  Below:Aubrey Plaza is a first-time Golden Globe nominee for The White Lotus.

Best Actress? Best on the red carpet? This group of women are definitely in the running for the 'Best of the Best' - no matter the criteria of the category. Julia Roberts, Jessica Chastain, Amanda Seyfried, and new mega weights, Julia Garner and Lily James are nominated for Best Actress - Limited Series, Anthology Series or Television Motion Picture, but they consistently make 'notable' choices on the red carpet.

A distinctive style is a watchword for these savvy women. Let's see how their past informs the future.

A team of lawyers takes on the heads of Argentina's bloody military dictatorship during the 1980s in a battle against odds and a race against time in this drama by Santiago Mitre, the Buenos Aires born director's third feature film. Greet Ramaekers got his reaction on the morning of the nominations.

In 1943, the HFPA held its very first awards dinner at the already legendary Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel and then again in 1947 and 1948. In those years, Gregory Peck, Rosalind Russell, Elia Kazan, Richard Widmark and Frank Capra won prizes.

Golden Globes Fashion: 25 Best Red dresses on the red carpet.   What do Jennifer Lawrence, January Jones, Salma Hayek, Halle Berry and Sandra Oh have in common - besides being incredibly talented? They know how to make a statement on the red carpet.

“Fashion fades, only style remains the same. ” – Coco Chanel  Coco Chanel finally succumbed to the call of Hollywood in 1931 when the iconic French designer got acquainted with Samuel Goldwyn, a Polish-born American film producer who offered her $1 million (approximately $75 million today) to bring her to Hollywood twice a year to design costumes for his stars.

The red carpet was full of black and white - why this classic color reinvents itself annually and is always in fashion and a favorite of stylists. A make-up trend may be blossoming - and there was just a hint of color.