Oprah Winfrey delivered a powerful and heart touching speech on race and gender equality as well as the #MeToo campaign that brought major waves to the cycle of women empowerment in the last half of 2017, at the 75th Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills.
Winfrey, world-famous talk show host and leading philanthropist, swiftly incorporated a lifetime of social justice movements into an epic Golden Globes speech that took away hearts.
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Other winners of the night were as follows:
Nicole Kidman: Big Little Lies (Best actress – limited series or TV movie)
Sam Rockwell: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (Best supporting actor in any movie)
Rachel Brosnahan: The Marvelous Mrs Maisel (Best actress – television musical or comedy)
Elisabeth Moss: The Handmaid’s Tale (Best actress in a TV series – drama)
Sterling K Brown: This Is Us (Best actor – television drama)
The Handmaid’s Tale (Best TV series – drama)
Alexander Skarsgard: Big Little Lies (Best supporting actor in a TV series, limited series or TV movie)
Alexandre Desplat: The Shape of Water (Best original score – movie)
Benj Pasek & Justin Paul: This is Me: The Greatest Showman (Best original song – movie)
James Franco: Disaster Artist (Best actor – musical or comedy movie)
Laura Dern: Big Little Lies (Best supporting actress – TV series, limited series or TV movie)
Coco (Best animated movie)
Allison Janney: I, Tonya (Best supporting actress in any movie)
Martin McDonagh: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (Best movie screenplay)
In The Fade (Best foreign language movie)
Ewan McGregor: Fargo (Best actor in a limited TV series or TV movie)
Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (Best television series — musical or comedy)
Aziz Ansari: Master of None (Best actor in a TV series — musical or comedy)
Oprah Winfrey (Cecil B. De Mille Award)
Guillermo del Toro: The Shape of Water (Best director — movie)
Big Little Lies (Best limited TV series or TV movie)
Saoirse Ronan: Lady Bird (Best actress — musical or comedy movie)
Lady Bird (Best film — musical or comedy)
Gary Oldman: Darkest Hour (Best actor — drama movie)
Frances McDormand: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (Best actress — drama movie)
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (Best film, drama)