Key points (quick read)
- Hamnet won Best Motion Picture — Drama at the 83rd Golden Globes; Jessie Buckley earned Best Actress (Drama).
- Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another dominated the comedy/musical side, taking Best Motion Picture (Comedy), Best Director and Best Screenplay.
- Timothée Chalamet and Rose Byrne won lead-actor Globes in the comedy/musical categories for Marty Supreme and If I Had Legs I’d Kick You, respectively.
- Ludwig Göransson’s score for Sinners won Best Original Score; Sinners also received recognition for box-office and cinematic achievement.
- The show aired on CBS and streamed on Paramount+; winners and red-carpet highlights are routing viewers to theaters and streaming platforms.
Globes Night 2026 — the night in one sentence
The 83rd Golden Globes balanced prestige drama wins (Hamnet) with a sweep for Paul Thomas Anderson’s audacious One Battle After Another, while music, TV and surprise categories created wide conversation.
The headline winners (film)
Hamnet — directed by Chloé Zhao — took Best Motion Picture (Drama) and reinforced awards-season momentum for literary adaptations.
One Battle After Another carried the evening on the comedy/musical side and handed Paul Thomas Anderson major directing and writing honors.
Acting honors and standout moments
Jessie Buckley’s Best Actress (Drama) for Hamnet and Wagner Moura’s Best Actor (Drama) for The Secret Agent were among the dramatic highlights.
Timothée Chalamet won Best Actor (Comedy) for Marty Supreme and Rose Byrne scored her first Globe for If I Had Legs I’d Kick You, a category moment many critics praised.
Music, originality and the surprise winners
Ludwig Göransson took Best Original Score for Sinners, which also earned the evening’s Cinematic & Box Office Achievement recognition.
K-pop project KPop Demon Hunters won Best Original Song with “Golden,” signaling the Globes’ widening musical palette.
Television roundup — what viewers should queue next
Netflix’s Adolescence and Apple’s The Studio were among the TV winners, while series like The Pitt and performances by Noah Wyle, Rhea Seehorn and Jean Smart drew major applause.
These wins are already driving curiosity and streaming traffic to the winning platforms.
Where to watch the winners now — practical guide (as of Jan 2026)
The Globes broadcast was available live on CBS and streamed via Paramount+ on awards night.
Hamnet is in theatrical release now; studios expect streaming windows later in 2026 (reporting points to platform rollouts such as Peacock or Prime Video later in the year).
One Battle After Another is already appearing on major streaming windows and digital-rental platforms depending on region; check HBO/Max and Prime release notices for availability.
Sinners and its award-winning score are prompting soundtrack releases and expanded cinema bookings in select markets.
Red-carpet highlights — who turned heads
Timothée Chalamet, Dakota Fanning, Jean Smart and Hailee Steinfeld were among the notable red-carpet presences, with fashion coverage dominating social feeds alongside acceptance speeches.
Host Nikki Glaser mixed pointed monologue lines with lighter digs—her presence framed much of the night’s tonal balance.
Why these Globes matter for Oscars and the season ahead
The Globes’ winners often shift awards-season narratives; Hamnet’s drama win and Anderson’s sweep for One Battle After Another now position both films as front-runners for critics’ awards and guild attention.
Investors, streamers and cinephiles will watch nomination and release calendars as studios capitalize on Golden Globes momentum.
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Final take — what the Globes revealed this year
The 2026 Globes blended arthouse prestige (Hamnet), auteur showmanship (Paul Thomas Anderson’s triumph) and genre surprises (Sinners, K-pop winners), signaling an awards season that will be eclectic and fiercely contested.
Disclaimer: This article summarizes reporting and official Golden Globes results current as of January 2026 from Golden Globes organizers, Reuters, People, Deadline and related outlets. It aims to synthesize winners, red-carpet highlights and viewing options; readers should consult their local platforms and official release announcements for the most current streaming and theatrical availability.