The Golden Globe for Best Actor in a Drama was awarded Sunday night in Los Angeles, with Daniel Day-Lewis taking home the honor. The "Lincoln" star beat out Richard Gere of "Arbitrage," John Hawkes of "The Sessions,"
NEW YORK – Even an introduction from a former President wasn't enough to boost Steven Spielberg and his show "Lincoln" into the winner's circle at Sunday night's Golden Globes. President Bill Clinton was greet with gasps and wild applause when he
Hollywood and Washington had another high-profile meeting Sunday as former President Bill Clinton popped up at the Golden Globes. Clinton introduced a clip from the one of the nominated films, director Steven Spielberg's depiction of another president,
We may have had a hard time jumping back and forth between the 2013 Golden Globes and Season 2 premiere of "Girls," but Hollywood's A-listers sure did make our remote juggling worth it when it came down to hair and
Quentin Tarantino isn't unaccustomed to seeing his name at the center of controversy — and even as a huge winner at the Golden Globes, the filmmaker couldn't walk away without stirring the pot. The "Django Unchained" writer-director won the Golden
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