The Golden Globe is an award for excellence in film and television bestowed by the various members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. The 72nd annual Golden Globe Awards took place Sunday, January 11th, 2015, and as expected three-time hosts Amy Poehler and Tina Fey did not disappoint. They added a splash of comedy to the ceremony, joking about Bill Cosby, the new movie The Interview, George Clooney, and many more.

The speeches this year seemed to have a touch more emotion then previous years. Actress,  Patricia Arquette, got a little misty eyed thanking her success in the movie Boyhood to her late parents and beautiful children. Michael Keaton’s speech contained him thanking his son for being his best friend and then making fun of himself for getting emotional. And of course, when George Clooney thanked his lovely wife, Amal Clooney, the emotions continued to roll.

And the night continues on with more jokes, tears, and, of course, awards.

The winners are…

Boyhood: Best Drama Motion Picture

Glory: Best Original Song

George Clooney: Cecil B. DeMille Award

The Theory of Everything: Best Original Score

How to Train Dragon: Best Animated Feature Film

The Grand Budapest Hotel: Best Musical or Comedy Motion Picture

Birdman: Best Screenplay of a Motion Picture

Patricia Arquette: Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture

Leviathan: Best Foreign Language Film

Eddie Redmayne: Best Actor in a Drama Motion Picture

Michael Keaton: Best Actor in a Musical or Comedy

Julianne Moore: Best Actress in a Drama Motion Picture

Amy Adams: Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy Motion Picture

Joanne Froggatt: Best Supporting Actress in a Series

J.K. Simmons: Best Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture

Ruth Wilson: Best Actress in a Drama TV Series

The Affair: Best Drama TV Series

Matt Bomer: Best Supporting Actor in a Series

Jeffery Tambor: Best Actor in a Musical or Comedy TV Series

Kevin Spacey: Best Actor in a Drama TV Series

Fargo: Best Miniseries or TV Film

Billy Bob Thornton: Best Actor in a Mini-Series or Motion Picture

Richard Linklater: Best Director of a Motion Picture

Maggie Gyllenhaal: Best Actress in a Mini-series or Motion Picture

Transparent: Best Musical or Comedy TV Series

Gina Rodriguez: Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy TV Series

Greer Grammer: Miss Golden Globe