Globes Fashion, the ooh, the ah, the ew!

Let start it right off with the EW!

Anna Kendrick-to much...to much glitter, to much ruffle, to much dress! her first major show, her first offense...I'm hoping she can turn it around

Diane Kruger-Did a kindergarten student make the tissue paper looking mess of a dress?

Chloe Sevingy-Ruffles all up and down make Chloe look a mess

Zoe Saldana- Ruffle Curtain madness!!

Jennifer Morrison- Bad color, bad dress! Ugh!

Anna Paquin-What was gold and growing on that dress? That was just a mess...Even if others disagree.

Tina Fey-newspaper party? it was not good....and those Shoes!

Jane Lynch-Ugly color, ugly dress...and she's so funny-this dress, was not.

Patricia Arquette-Was she channeling her brother? isn't he usually the bad dresser....this was a hot mess!

Worst: Made me want to cry saying it, but...Sandra Bullock! Purple sheer taffeta? It was like drag queen prom gone bad!

The Hmmm...otherwise known as...something was off.

Drew Barrymore-Get rid of the tinsel arm and waist...then we'll be good!

Marion Cotillard-Bedroom goes red carpet?

Julia Roberts-was she going shopping? it was cute, for a day out-NOT for the Globes!

Mo'Nique-Great from the front, drapes in the back

Lea Michele-Pretty, but that was A Lot of dress for such a tiny woman!

Jennifer Aniston- We get it, you still hot...and single.

Amy Adams-I get you're pregnant...your not a matron.

Heidi Klum-Nope, she's Heidi...I'm not saying anything.

Christina Hendricks-Cute dress...way wrong color, it washed her out!

The Good

Fergie-Perfect Princess...she wasn't a 9, she was a 10!

Toni Collette-Ladies, this is how you do golden goddess...Anna Paquin, take note!

Kate Hudson-Couture Queen....that was structured style!

Felicity Huffman-Sexy and understated, even if she couldn't remember her lines.

Jennifer Garner-One hot, and classy mama!

Halle Berry-She is smart....everyone is to busy awe-ing at her body to truly notice whats on it.

Olivia Wilde-Wild is right!! So good.

Penelope Cruz-she knows what works, and wears it...all the time.

Best Dressed...Kate Hudson...of the group, it was risky, fresh, clean, and beautiful.

I didn't mention everyone-that's true...but that also would have taken a year....tune in again when I take my taste to the SAG awards, and the Grammys....here's hoping the bad redeem themselves, and the good get better.

Hate it, love it, just make sure you know it.

The winner is....(spoiler for the west coast non-DVR individuals)

While many people are gearing up for the upcoming super bowl, the super bowl of television and film is here!!

The Golden Globes!

Lets hit the nitty gritty...who walked out a winner, and who is be fake clapping and smiling their way through the night...I promise, tomorrows post will be all about the fashion, the people, and all the other globes chatter....but lets hit the win list!!

Best Supporting Actress Motion Picture

Mo'Nique-Critics Choice repeats, and it was the right choice...though her speech mimicked her previous nights.

Actress TV series comedy or musical

Toni Collette-I love her, but her shoe has been fairly absent this season, so Im not sure where this came from...Lea Michele (Glee) would have been a great choice.

Best Supporting actor TV series, mini series or TV movie

John Lithgow....come on, its Neil Patrick Harris's turn!!!

Best Animated Feature Film

UP!

Best Actor TV Series Drama

Michael c. Hall...and he deserved it---1st win?! I mean, really?!

Best Actress TV Series-Drama

Julianna Margulies...um? ok.

Best Mini-series or TV Movie

Grey Gardens...I hope you all saw this coming!!

Best Actress Motion Picture Comedy or Musical

Meryl Streep (for Julie and Julia)...nominated twice in this category had to give you all an idea of who would win.

Best Actor Mini-Series or TV Movie

Kevin Bacon....even he was surprised.

Best Actress Mini-Series or TV Movie

Drew Barrymore...I love her, so it's all good! Plus, her speech was beautiful.

Best Screenplay Motion Picture

Up in the Air

Best Actor Comedy or Musical

Alec Baldwin...not surprised, but i am disappointed, there was so much talent on that list...whats with the lack of Glee love? they sing, act, dance---its a triple threat cast!

Best Series-Drama

Mad Men....anyone NOT see that coming?

Best Supporting Actress in a TV series, mini series or TV Movie

Chloe Sevigny...No, I never understood why this category seems to include everything.

Best Supporting Actor Motion Picture

Christoph Waltz (Inglorious Bastards)

Cecile B Demille Award

Martin Scorsese...well honored, well deserved!

Director-Motion Picture

James Cameron-Avatar....Really? I mean there couldn't have been that much directing in a tech-driven, computer necessary film...Least he was as surprised he was the winner as everyone else was.

Best TV Series Comedy or Musical

GLEE!!! Best Decision made all night!! It is truly a talent powerhouse of fierceness.

Best Motion Picture Comedy or Musical

The Hangover...The globes trying to get the young crowd in?? It was funny, but I've never seen the globes go for drunken frat boy humor...its like the year hip hop won.

Best Actress in a Motion Picture Drama

Sandra Bullock....It took a lot of years, but that woman worked for it!

Best Actor in a Motion Picture Comedy or Musical

Robert Downey Jr.--Sherlock Holmes...least his speech was funny and honest.

Best Actor in a Drama

Jeff Bridges...Standing Ovation!

Best Motion Picture-Drama

Avatar...yeah, I wanted to cry...I get special effects award or something, but this movies plot wasn't anywhere near groundbreaking, or for that matter-all that good. Ugh. Precious was robbed, as was The Hurt Locker...anything with depth and humanity and a plot would have been great!!

critics choice...even they cant choose.

Its a Tie!! Last I heard that, I was in gym class and the teacher was still in that 'everyone is a winner' phase of education.

Last night however, I heard it loud and clear, at The Critics Choice Awards. Sandra Bullock and Meryl Streep tied for best actress-and it was one win sealed with a kiss.

The presenter Bradley Cooper handled the tie perfectly, announcing there was a tie, before presenting the award to Streep, allowing her to give her acceptance speech before announcing Bullock as the co-winner.

It was when Bullock got to the stage she decided to have some fun with the tie, and Streep...Her speech was also one of the highlights of the evening, she knew well enough to not take herself to seriously, even commenting about how surprised the critics must have been to even have her in consideration.

The host of the evening was the charming Kristin Chenoweth-the petite powerhouse lent her comedic timing and killer voice to the evening making it less drag-on-ish than normal, thanks.

All in all the evenings winners should be gearing up for the upcoming Globes speeches they may need to make. In the past, the Critics Choice winners were a good bet for the Globes as well. Sunday is the big show, and we'll have to wait and see if they show the same love, or if they throw a few surprises in the mix...Im keeping my eye on The Hurt Locker, and Precious-now theres a tie I could get behind.