Oliver Conway

The Irish actress Jessie Buckley, who played the wife of William Shakespeare, she won the award for Best Actress in a Drama.

We also have the winner in the Best Comedy category.

A lot of people are predicting this.

It had the most nominations going into the night, one battle after another.

The epic black comedy about a washed-up, rather pathetic former revolutionary character played by Leonardo DiCaprio winning for...

best supporting actress Tiana Taylor, best screenplay and director for Paul Thomas Anderson.

But Leonardo DiCaprio, the lead, did not win in his category, because that category was won, I think, by, you could describe him as the man of the moment in Hollywood, Timothee Chalamet.

He won for his performance in Marty Supreme, a film all about a shoe salesman who turns into a rather arrogant tennis player with big ambitions.

A popular win, I think, for him.

He described it as a very sweet moment.

And were there any upsets?

You know, there weren't any upsets.

I think tonight, more than most award shows, it has gone as pretty much as people have predicted.

I think the big winners, and we must note the success of Adolescence, again, the British limited series, it had five nominations, a story of the 13-year-old arrested for the murder of one of his friends,

Schoolmates, and this is a miniseries that has won accolade after accolade at the Emmys a few months ago.

Owen Cooper, the 16-year-old now star of this miniseries, he made quite an endearing kind of acceptance speech, very modest.

He really couldn't believe that he was standing on the stage at the Golden Globes.

The series also won for Best Lead Actor in Stephen Graham, a major production force behind the series as well, and Best Supporting Female Actor for Erin Doherty.

She plays the therapist in the series.

And briefly, a new podcast award now.