The 81st Annual Golden Globes awards saw Hollywood’s swish set make a dazzling show on the red carpet.
Here’s all the action coming straight for you from Beverly Hills, California.
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Margot Robbie makes heads turn as she dresses up like Barbie all over again.
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Oppenheimer has got as many as eight Globe nominations, including one for Emily Blunt in the Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role in Any Motion Picture category.
She arrives here with husband John Krasinski.
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Emily’s co-star Florence Pugh picks a fiery red for the big night.
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After getting married last June, Naomi Watts and Billy Crudup made their first red carpet appearance as a married couple at the Globes.
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Meryl Streep‘s Plus One for the night is her agent, Kevin Huvane.
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Say hello to Jennifer Aniston!
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Julianne Moore, 63, looks ageless in a red gown. She has been nominated for her performance in the film, May December.
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Steven Spielberg has eyes for his wife Kate Capshaw only.
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James Marsden has been nominated for his performance in the sitcom, Jury Duty.
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Selena Gomez paid tribute to Marilyn Monroe by recreating her iconic pose on the red carpet.
She has been nominated for her performance in the thriller series, Only Murders in the Building.
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Rosamund Pike chose to cover up with a dramatic veil after injuring her face in a ski accident during Christmas.
She has been nominated for her performance in the film, Saltburn.
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Sex Education actor Gillian Anderson puts on a dress with delicate embroidery which needed 150 hours to make!
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Everyone saw this one coming!
Cillian Murphy is among the big winners of the night with his brilliant performance in and as Oppenheimer.
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Robert Downey Jr, seen here with wife Susan, has good reason to laugh, as he bags the Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role in Any Motion Picture for Oppenheimer.
‘Dozens of folks have come up to me since the summer time saying I was unrecognisably subtle as Lewis Strauss. To my fellow nominees, let’s not pretend this is a compliment,’ he jokes in his acceptance speech.
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Keri Russell earns her fourth Golden Globe nomination, this time for the drama series The Diplomat.
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Bradley Cooper, who has been nominated for as an actor as well as director for his film Maestro, arrives with his mum Gloria Campano.
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Jennifer Lawrence has been nominated for her performance in the film, No Hard Feelings.
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Reese Witherspoon‘s Plus One for the night is her 20-year-old son Deacon Phillippe, who’s attending the Golden Globes for the first time.
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Kate Beckinsale dazzles in her silver look.
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Natalie Portman has been nominated for her work in the film, May December.
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The day after his 60th birthday, Nicholas Cage is still in a celebratory mood, as he attends one of Hollywood’s biggest parties of the year!
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Who knew Keven Costner was a Barbie fan?!
As the actor took the stage with America Ferrera, he surprised her — and everyone in the audience — by quoting her popular monologue about womanhood from Barbie.
