I watched the Golden Globes last night; I like to see the actresses gowns, and last night was a treat.
Tina Fey had on a dark gown with dainty shoulder ruffles; it was structurally perfect--she looked great.
Michael Douglas' wife Catherine Zeta Jones had on a dark green gown made of heavy fabric that looked like upholstery material, draped in front. Way to cumbersome, but her hair and makeup were nicely done.

Michael Douglas, who has been battling throat cancer, gave a short speech on stage in a slightly hoarse voice. He is totally silver haired now.
Gray haired Robert DeNiro, was given a lifetime award honoring the body of his work. He was seated with his black wife or daughter; I don't know which.
Al Pacino won an award for his portrayal for Dr. Jack Kevorkian, but Al hasn't gone gray. His hair was black and spiky and looked good on him.

Annette Bening, wife of Warren Beatty, looked terrible. She had an unbecoming messy short spiky hairdo--Al Pacino's looked much better. She wore a plain black gown and black rimmed glasses, and looks OLD.

Before I leave hair, Sandra Bullock came onstage wearing what looked like a long thick dark heavy wig, with bangs cut so low they hid half her face--what's with that?

Angelina Jolie had on a nicely fitted green gown--she always looks terrific, and when the cameras panned the audience one time, she had her head on hubby Brad Pitt's shoulder.
Most of the ladies were beautifully gowned, still, there were some mis-fires this year.

Host of the Globes, Ricky Gervais, said a lot of outlandish things that irked and shocked some of the audience. When Bruce Willis came on stage, Garvais introduced him as "Bruce Willis, Ashton Kutcher's father." (Kutcher is a young guy married to Willis' ex wife.) Willis did not look happy with that comment. Gervais also made some snarky comments about Scientologists, and about Robert Downey's rehab, some biting comments about a lot of the celebs that were--excuse me--funny.

Bye for now, susil