Golden Moments 2022

A look back at the most impressive fashion overhauls from Golden Globes past and present. .

In 2020, powerhouse/talk show host and comedy star Ellen DeGeneres became the second recipient of the Carol Burnett Award, and the first after the great lady who it was named after. To say the two had fun at the show and behind the scenes is an understatement! .

23 years ago, before he was the lean, mean, muscled killing machine that is Jason Bourne - and a star and key power player in the industry - Matt Damon had caught our eye as a razor-thin, drug-addicted Army medic in director Edward Zwick’s Courage Under Fire. The Boston native already had entries in his filmography – a bit part in the indie hit (and Julia Roberts’ feature film debut) Mystic Pizza, some TV work and more substantial roles in School Ties and Geronimo: An American Legend.

On January 22, 1954, at the Club del Mar in Santa Monica, three symbols of Hollywood glamour attended, all of them on the brink of super-stardom. Audrey Hepburn won for her first major role, in Roman Holiday, Grace Kelly was named best supporting actress for her part in Mogambo.

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From The Color Purple when she won her first Golden Globe to Ghost for which she won her second, to seeing her daughter as Miss Golden Globe, the versatile actress reminisces about the shows she has attended. And how about that inspired presenter pairing at the end, when Macaulay Culkin and Mickey Rooney called her name?! .

Born on November 17, 1925, in Winnetka, Illinois, and named Roy Harold Scherer, Rock Hudosn went on to break hearts on the big screen. Your untimely death in 1985 galvanized the industry and inspired your peers to join in a common fight against HIV-AIDS.

It was just one year after his tragic death, and on January 11 Heath Ledger was honored for his amazing work in “The Dark Knight” with a Best Supporting Actor trophy at the 2009 Golden Globe Awards. Director Christopher Nolan accepted the award for his late friend/colleague, telling the audience, "On behalf of all of us who worked with Heath on Dark Knight, I accept this with mix of sadness and incredible pride.

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Steven Spielberg, 75, is a two-time Golden Globe winner, a Cecil  B. deMille recipient, and has another 11 nominations to his credit.