Follow U.S. Investment Immigration and U.S. News: On the evening of January 12, local time, the 71st Golden Globe Awards were announced at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles, California. "American Hustle" won three awards including Best Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy, Best Actress, and Best Supporting Actress, becoming the biggest winner of the night.
Directed by David O. Russell, "American Hustle" was the film with the most awards at the ceremony. However, the Best Director award went to Alfonso Cuarón for "Gravity."
The highly nominated film "12 Years a Slave," which received seven nominations, ultimately won only the Best Motion Picture - Drama award, but it still maintained its dignity.
Famous actor Leonardo DiCaprio won the Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy award for "The Wolf of Wall Street," marking his second Golden Globe win. The Best Actress in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy award was won by Amy Adams for her role in "American Hustle," defeating strong competitor Meryl Streep.
Matthew McConaughey won the Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Drama award for "Dallas Buyers Club," while the Best Actress in a Motion Picture - Drama award went to Cate Blanchett for "Blue Jasmine."
The Best Supporting Actress award was won by Jennifer Lawrence for her role in "American Hustle," and the Best Supporting Actor award went to Jared Leto for "Dallas Buyers Club."
The Best Screenplay award was won by "Her," although recent North American box office data shows that this Warner Bros. film, released four weeks ago, did not make it into the top ten of the North American box office.
"Frozen" won the Best Animated Feature award; "The Great Beauty" (Italy) won the Best Foreign Language Film; the Best Original Score was awarded to "All Is Lost";
U2's "Ordinary Love" won the Best Original Song award.
"Breaking Bad" won the Best Television Series - Drama award; "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" won the Best Television Series - Musical or Comedy award; "Behind the Candelabra" won the Best Miniseries or Motion Picture Made for Television award.
The Golden Globe Awards for film and television began in 1943 and are organized by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. They are one of the most important awards in the American film and television industry and a significant indicator for the Oscars.