Zap2it's Guide to the 2009 Golden Globes

Zap2It.com

Golden Globes winners and news

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association's 66th annual Golden Globes, severely cut back last year due to the writers' strike, is back for 2009 with glitz and glamour. Kate Winslet won two awards: best actress in a drama for "Revolutionary Road" and best supporting dramatic actress for "The Reader." "Slumdog Millionaire" took home awards for best picture, best director and best screenplay.

Earlier, Heath Ledger was awarded a posthumous best supporting actor award for his role in "The Dark Knight" and Colin Farrell was named best comedy actor for "In Bruges."

Cable continued to dominate the television nominations: "Mad Men" took home the gold for best dramatic series. Earlier, Gabriel Byrne won best dramatic actor for his work on "In Treatment," and Anna Paquin took the best actress in a drama Globe for freshman vampire series "True Blood." Alec Baldwin and Tina Fey notched "30 Rock" wins as best actor and actress in a comedy.

The 2009 Golden Globes Minute-by-Minute

The 2009 Golden Globes Winners

We may be in a recession, but Hollywood is still out in force for the 2009 Golden Globe Awards, in stark contrast to last year's glorified press conference. Liz Pardue live-blogs the festivities.

The 66th Golden Globe Awards: Red Carpet Triumphs and Travesties

Red Carpet Photos