Golden Globes Triumphs: Celebrating Stories and Performances

At the Golden Globes, 'The Brutalist' and 'Emilia Perez' won significant awards. Adrien Brody and Demi Moore achieved acting honors. Other winners included Stan, Zoe Saldana, and Kieran Culkin. The event, hosted by Nikki Glaser, emphasized inclusivity and overcame recent controversies regarding the ceremony's voting process.

At Sunday's Golden Globes, 'The Brutalist' and 'Emilia Perez' stole the spotlight, clinching top honors in their respective categories. Adrien Brody earned best movie drama actor for 'The Brutalist,' while 'Emilia Perez' was hailed best movie musical or comedy.

Demi Moore took home the best actress title in a musical or comedy for her role in 'The Substance,' marking her first such recognition in over 45 years. Stan was awarded best actor in a film musical or comedy for portraying a man with facial disfigurement in 'A Different Man.'

Zoe Saldana's role as a lawyer in 'Emilia Perez' earned her the best supporting actress accolade, while Kieran Culkin was recognized for his performance in 'A Real Pain.' The red-carpet event was marked by a dazzling array of celebrity ensembles and emphasized the reformed and broadened voting process of the Globes.

(With inputs from agencies.)