2024 Golden Globes as it happened: Taylor Swift's red carpet moment to Emma Stone and Oppenheimer's big wins

Welcome to HELLO!'s coverage of the 2024 Golden Globe Awards! We'll take you through the night's biggest moments, including red carpet tea, major fashions, teary acceptance speeches, big laughs, big wins, and big upsets (hey, you gotta hope for the drama). Stay tuned!

Here are some resources (courtesy of us, you're welcome) to help catch you up to speed ahead of tonight's ceremony: 

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Here are who we think would take it: 

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Plus, a look inside the Globes' INSANE gift bag for the stars...

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And a little bit more about our host for the night, Jo Koy...

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Here are some of the stars who've already hit the red carpet and are slaying HARD...

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Also, here's a look at some of the CUTEST couples on the carpet already: 

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To catch up with the stars hitting it hard on the red carpet, check out our mega gallery of the best dressed on the 2024 Golden Globes red carpet...

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Keeping in theme with their movies, Margot Robbie and Cillian Murphy have hit up the red carpet, dressed perfectly in theme for their movies, which have nine and eight nominations tonight respectively.

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The Barbie star wore a 1977 Superstar Barbie gown featuring a tulle ruffled boa, of course all in pink

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The Oppenheimer star, meanwhile, kept things simple and sleek with a sharp black suit, paired with a white button down left unbuttoned at the top.

Plus, here are some of the best moments from the red carpet...

Taylor Swift appeared fashionably right on time for the 81st Golden Globes red carpet, opting to stun onlookers in an emerald green (or maybe...snake green? Reputation coded?) sequined gown with spaghetti straps and cut-outs

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In his opening monologue, Jo gets spicy about the year's biggest movie and TV hits, and makes a jab at certain real-life events, He took a stab at the huge success of Oppenheimer, Barbie, Only Murders in the Building, Succession, and more. He also got digs in at Robert de Niro welcoming his seventh child at the age of 79, plus the Bradley Cooper nose controversy for Maestro.

Angela Bassett and Jared Leto came on to present our first winners of the night with their trophies in the Best Supporting categories.

Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture goes to....Da'Vine Joy Randolph, for The Holdovers! The star thanked her collaborators and her team for propping her up to this point, receiving slew of accolades for her breakout performance.

And Best Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture goes to....Robert Downey Jr. for Oppenheimer! The Marvel star took the comedic route while referencing the film's insane box office gross while thanking the film's team, his own, and his wife Susan.

To keep up with the winners, check out our updating winners list here: 

READ: Golden Globes 2024: full winners list

We now have our first awardees from TV categories, for Best Performance by an Actor and Actress in a Miniseries or Motion Picture Made for Television.

....and it's a sweep for Beef, as Ali Wong and Steven Yeun pick up their respective wins!

We also have the winners of the Supporting categories for a Series, Musical, Comedy, or Drama, with Elizabeth Debicki taking it home for The Crown in the Actress category, and Matthew MacFadyen winning for Succession in the Actor category.

Our winners are already adding some color to the press room. Da'Vine commented how everyone's ready to "party" after two strikes and a hard year for the movie business, while Ali revealed that the reason she screamed when entering the room was when she saw her Beef co-star Steven Yeun pick up his own trophy as well.

Here are some of the best photos coming in from inside the Golden Globes ceremony in Beverly Hills...

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If you've been keeping track, here's some help on other winners so far: 

Best Screenplay for a Motion Picture – Justine Triet and Arthur Harari, Anatomy of a Fall

Best Foreign Language Film – Anatomy of a Fall

Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series, Drama – Kieran Culkin, Succession

Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series, Comedy or Musical – Jeremy Allen White, The Bear

Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series, Comedy or Musical – Ayo Edeberi, The Bear

Best Stand-Up Comedian on Television – Ricky Gervais, Ricky Gervais: Armageddon

Best Motion Picture, Animated – The Boy and The Heron

Oppenheimer is currently winning the battle of awards season as it nabs a crucial win for Best Director for a Motion Picture for Christopher Nolan, his first ever trophy after eight nominations. Followed by a big first win for Cillian Murphy as well in the Best Actor, Motion Picture Drama category for Oppenheimer.

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Emma Stone, on the other hand, pulls out a well-deserved and heavily predicted victory in the Best Actress, Motion Picture Musical or Comedy category for her performance in Poor Things, her second win following her triumph for 2016's La La Land. She also thanked her husband Dave McCary in her acceptance speech, learn more about their family life below...

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In a category many deemed to be an easy win for Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour film, Barbie emerged victorious for creating one of the decade's biggest movie moments, becoming the year's highest-grossing film, and becoming the highest-grossing film in Warner Bros. history. 

And of course, bad blood, she doesn't know her, because Taylor was seen cheering for the Barbie team enthusiastically as they went to the stage to accept their prize. Watch the moment below...

Here are some more key wins from the night: 

Best Original Score for a Motion Picture – Ludwig Göransson, Oppenheimer

Best Original Song, Motion Picture – "What Was I Made For?" Barbie

Best Television Series, Comedy or Musical – The Bear

Best Miniseries, Anthology or Motion Picture Made for Television – Beef

With Sarah Snook's win for Succession in the Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series, Drama category, and the show picking up the coveted Best Television Series, Drama win, it allows the show to bow out in grand fashion for its final season. Beef emerges triumphant in the Limited Series genre, while The Bear is the big overall winner in the Musical or Comedy TV Series.

As we predicted, Paul Giamatti came out on top for his excellent turn in The Holdovers in the Best Actor in a Motion Picture, Musical or Comedy category, delivering a speech in which he lamented having to get up and down to applaud others and then take to the stage.

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And Yorgos Lanthimos' quirky and kaleidoscopic Poor Things emerged victorious in the Best Motion Picture, Musical or Comedy category, beating out favorites Barbie, The Holdovers, and May December.

The night closed out with two key wins in the Motion Picture, Drama categories: Lily Gladstone took home the coveted award for Best Actress for her performance in Killers of the Flower Moon, delivering a speech partially in the language of the Blackfeet tribe to pay tribute to her upbringing.

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And finally, Oppenheimer closed out the night strong with a big win for Best Motion Picture, Drama, with the entire cast coming up to accept the prize, and executive producer Emma Thomas, Christopher's wife, accepting on behalf of the team.

And that's it for our Golden Globes 2024 coverage! Thank you so much for joining HELLO! as we officially kick off awards season once again in a post-strike world, and we'll see you on the red carpet again very soon! To sum up, here are all the resources you need: 

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After attending the red carpet and press room at the Golden Globes, our reporter Rebecca Lewis said: "The 2024 awards season has kicked off and instead of clarifying the critics opinions, it seems the race is more open than ever before.

"Barbie was the big loser of the night; Billie Eilish picked up the Best Original Song award for What Was I Made For, while the films crew took home the brand new Cinematic Achievement award (thought to be Taylor Swift's only for the superstar to be pipped by another tall blonde who has taken over the world)/

"But there was no acting, writing or directing gongs for the team, leaving them scrambling to get back into the race. Paul Giamatti's win for The Holdovers was a pleasant surprise, and hints that the Best Actor competition now may be solely between him and Cillian Murphy who took home Best Actor- Drama. For the ladies, Emma Stone now appears to be a frontrunner after taking Best Actress-- Comedy over Barbie's Margot Robbie, while KOTFM's Lily Gladstone's win gets her back into the conversation. One weekend down, and 11 more to go, we wouldn't rule out Barbie and Margot entirely, but after tonight it will be interesting to see where the Critics Choice Awards land next week."