The 83rd Golden Globe Awards ceremony saw several notable wins across film and television categories, alongside an introduction of a new podcast award. Ludwig Göransson secured the award for best original score for "Sinners," and the song "Golden" from "KPop Demon Hunters" won for best original song, with co-writer Ejae delivering an emotional acceptance speech about overcoming rejection.
The inaugural best podcast award went to Amy Poehler's "Good Hang," with Poehler expressing delight at receiving the award from Snoop Dogg and thanking her collaborators. Seth Rogen won best male actor in a comedy series for "The Studio," humorously noting the surreal nature of his win.
Owen Cooper, the breakout young star of "Adolescence," took home the award for male supporting actor in a drama series, expressing his surprise and acknowledging his ongoing learning process. Jean Smart earned her second consecutive win for best female actor in a comedy series for "Hacks," joking about her "greedy" win and also advocating for positive social change by wearing an "Be Good" pin.
Noah Wyle was recognized for best male actor in a drama series for his role in "The Pitt," thanking healthcare workers. Stellan Skarsgård received an unexpected win for best male supporting actor in a motion picture for the Norwegian film "Sentimental Value," emphasizing the importance of experiencing cinema in theaters.
Teyana Taylor surprised many by winning best female supporting actor in a motion picture for "One Battle After Another," dedicating her win to "brown sisters and little brown girls." Host Nikki Glaser provided a comedic opening monologue, poking fun at award show culture, Hollywood's business, and various celebrities, while also making a jab at CBS News. Fashion trends included a focus on "non-Brat green" attire, with notable looks from Rose Byrne, Chase Sui Wonders, and Olandria Carthen.