The 71st Golden Globe Awards featured many moments worth their weight in gold.
From Amy Poehler winning Best Actress for "Parks and Recreation" (after making out with Bono) to Emma Thompson walking out onstage with her high heels and martini in hand, the night was full of surprises and fun.
Hosts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler owned the night. From their funny opening bit ("Tam Honks," anyone?) to Poehler dressing up as Fey's "son," Randy, but it was Poehler who ended up being an actual winner. She took home the Best Actress in a Comedy Series for her role on "Parks and Recreation."
In addition to love for Poehler, the Hollywood Foreign Press were obviously big fans of "Breaking Bad," which won Best Drama Series and Best Actor in a Drama Series for Bryan Cranston.
There was a double surprise for "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" in the TV Comedy categories when series star Andy Samberg won for Best Actor and the show itself won Best Comedy Series.
Some of the stranger highlights included Jacqueline Bisset's perplexing acceptance speech for Best Supporting Actress in a TV Movie or Miniseries, and Diane Keaton ending her acceptance speech for Woody Allen's Cecil B. DeMille Award by singing the Girl Scouts song, "Make New Friends (But Keep The Old)."
The Golden Globes continued with its annual tradition of having the stars let loose, giving the audience a show to remember -- and plenty to talk about until next year.
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