Golden Globes honor Avatar in best drama win
Cameron's Avatar claimed best drama and best director at the Globes as The Hangover won best musical or comedy. Jeff Bridges and Mo Nique led film and TV acting prizes while Up won animated feature and The White Ribbon took best foreign language film.
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Post-awards parties glow amid rain and celeb revelry
Celebrities crowded Beverly Hills after the Golden Globes for NBC Universal Focus Features HBO Warner Bros. and Weinstein events. Madonna’s Holiday soundtrack and heavy rain set a moody backdrop while guests ate bar snacks sipped cocktails and danced through the night. Attendees included Quentin Tarantino Diane Kruger Marion Cotillard Fergie Josh Duhamel Eli Roth Christoph Waltz George Lucas and Chloe Sevigny amid Haiti relief mentions and party toasts at multiple venues.
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Golden Globes TV audience rises 14 percent this year
NBC's 67th Golden Globes attracted 16.9 million viewers, up 14 percent from 2009. Originating from Los Angeles at 5 p.m. local time, the three hour telecast aired live across time zones. Critics gave a mixed reception, with criticism aimed at host Ricky Gervais.
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