Demi Moore and Adrien Brody have won the Golden Globe Award.

Mur was honored with the award for "Best Actress in a Comedy or Musical" for the film "Substance." Brody was recognized as "Best Actor in a Drama" for his role in the film "Brutalist." This film also won the Golden Globe for "Best Motion Picture - Drama." The director of "Brutalist," Brady Corbeau, received the statuette for "Best Director."

The award for "Best Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical" went to the film "Emilia Perez." It also received the Golden Globe for "Best Non-English Language Film," and actress Zoe Saldana, who starred in this movie, was awarded for "Best Supporting Actress." The film "Emilia Perez" was also recognized with a statuette for Best Original Song.

"Best Actress in a Drama" was awarded to Fernanda Torres for the film "I Am Still Here," while "Best Actor in a Comedy or Musical" went to Sebastian Stan for his role in "The Other Man." The award for "Best Supporting Actor" was given to Kieran Culkin for the film "Real Pain." In this category, he was up against Russian actor Yuri (Yura) Borisov, who starred in Sean Baker's film "Anora." He became the first actor from Russia nominated for a Golden Globe.

The Golden Globe for "Best Television Series - Drama" was awarded to "Shogun." The Japanese actors Hiroyuki Sanada, Anna Sawai, and Tadanobu Asano received awards for "Best Actor in a Television Series - Drama," "Best Actress in a Television Series - Drama," and "Best Supporting Actor in a Television Series," respectively. Irish actor Colin Farrell received the Golden Globe for "Best Actor in a Miniseries or Anthology" for his lead role in the series "Penguin." Jodie Foster was recognized as "Best Actress in a Miniseries or Anthology" for her role in "True Detective: Night Country."

• The American film award "Golden Globe" has been awarded by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association since 1944 every January based on the votes of around 90 international journalists. The "Golden Globe" is considered the second most prestigious award in Hollywood after the "Oscar." Traditionally, films that win the "Golden Globe" are viewed as major contenders for the "Oscar."