Golden Globe Awards

"If I do have some period in which I know some power or money, I will watch out that it does not corrupt me", Francis Ford Coppola told us in December of 1990, when the last installment on his extraordinary Godfather trilogy was being released. Nominated seven times for Golden Globes in the writer and director categories - for The Godfather Part II, The Conversation, Apocalypse Now, The Cotton Club and The Godfather Part III - Coppola won three times: in 1973, for best director and best screenplay, for The Godfather.

Recibir una estatuilla dorada a la Mejor actriz con solo 22 años justifica tropiezos como los que suele dar Jennifer Lawrence. En cuanto te descuidas se rompe un tacón, se pisa el vestido o se cae de bruces como le pasó en plenos Oscar.

Liev Schreiber no tiene madera de héroe. Ni tan siquiera de estrella.

De muchacho, en las calles de Miami donde se crío, había muchos como él. Llamarse Oscar Hernández era como llamarse John Smith.

When Hateful 8 won the Golden Globe for Best Score of January 10, director Quentin Tarantino stepped onstage to accept the award for composer Ennio Morricone, 87, who was unable to travel from Rome to receive the globe in person. Tarantino called Morricone his favorite composer – and not only in the movie composing world: “I’m talking Mozart, I’m talking Beethoven and Schubert,” gushed the director, “that's what I’m talking about!” Now Tarantino is not a complete stranger to, ehm, enthusiasm but in this case his words were not hyperbolic, at least not to Morricone’s legions of fans.

Happy belated 80th birthday to our six-time Golden Globe winner Alphonso Joseph D'Abruzzo, born January 28m 1936 in New York, NY - and better known as Alan Alda. Nominated 14 times, Alda received his six Globes for his work on the same show: as Captain Benjamin Pierce in the hit TV series M*A*S*H.

To see all the winners of the 73rd Golden Globes, click here.