disclaimer. >> jimmy: this is where the golden globe is.ve in new york. there is no such thing as extra storage space. it doesn't exist. >> jimmy: no. >> this was the only available -- >> jimmy: there's no shelf. yeah. >> -- shelf in my house. >> jimmy: to put it on the floor would be rude. >> that would be rude. >> jimmy: i agree. >> that you should not use that as a door stop. that's very, very disrespectful. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but this way -- you get -- >> jimmy: it's like a shelf of sorts. >> yes, and you get to intimidate people when they're their most vulnerable. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's exactly why you win awards! >> yeah. if not for that, then what? >> jimmy: i -- i love standup comedy, obviously. you'll see bonnie mcfarlane tonight. i have such respect for her. but every time i see it on tv, it doesn't always translate for me. i'm like, it's so hard. this works. you are great at it. >> thanks. >> jimmy: do you have any background in standup or? >> absolutely not. however, i have a whole new appreciation for standu

my partner just won a golden globe for her performance in "lady bird.": oh, you're feeling strong? >> yeah. >> jimmy: look -- let's see the confidence. >> see the confidence. >> jimmy: see the confidence? she's confident and she knows it. she's a winner. tariq's partner is an incredibly talented actor who stars in "call me by your name." give it up for timothée chalamet, everybody! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for coming back. >> all right, party. let's do this. [ talking over each other ] >> yeah, yeah, yeah. whatever, whatever, whatever. yes, we are. all right, all right, all right. >> jimmy: all right, guys, enough small talk, here's how it works. timothée, you're going to start the game by pressing start on this buzzer and drawing a clue from the top of the pile right there. you have to get your teammate to guess the clue as quickly as possible, then hand the buzzer off to the person on your right. >> fantastic. >> jimmy: all right, you can make any physical gestures and say whatever you want, but you can't say any actual word in the

there are always surprises with the golden globes. this was one.or her role in "the marvelous mrs. maisel," rachel brosnahan won for best actress. [ cheers and applause ] i was going to make a joke about i never heard of her or the show, but it sounds like she's very popular. doesn't brosnahan sound like pierce brosnan married like someone named callahan and they -- and on hand to receive the cecil b. demille award was none other than oprah winfrey, who delivered a powerful speech. [ cheers and applause ] a speech so powerful that all day long people have been asking if oprah will run for president, which at this point wouldn't president be a demotion for oprah? i feel like it would. [ laughter ] now that we have donald trump, everything seems possible. and while you don't want like this to get out of hand, the e! network last night was fortunate enough to have celebrity stylist jason bolden on hand to put oprah's remarks into historical context. >> it will be because of a lot of magnificent women, many of whom are right here in this room tonight.

the golden globes.you know, win, lose or draw i want to be in the room with you. >> ak laccolade as side the fils resonating with moms and daughter as cross the country. >> i am so sorry i didn't mean to hurt you. >> fans of the movie flooding social media with personal reactions. i saw lady bird with my mom last night it was exactly what we needed. she and i have been having a rough time lately bumping heads a lot. but that movie really helped me. and we had such a good time. i am so happy. >> that is so nice. >> perfect. >> reporter: and went and saw "lady bird" with the parental uniits. as the the credits rolled i was thinking that was pretty good. then i looked over and mom was sobbing. and then in the car, i started sobbing. and the feels are real. but this is the kind of sort spontaneous reaction. you have tears in your eyes. >> i know these are remarkable. that's the magic of that movie. >> what makes you emotional about snilt ait? it makes people surprisingly connect. or just like an overwhelmin

well, it was very striking at the golden globes the other day.any other leading actors were dressed in black, and many of you invited as your guests activists from different spheres across the united states, representing all sorts of different ethnic and working groups of women. and i know that the #metoo campaign said that one of its absolute driving forces was the correspondence it had had with 700,000 female farmworkers whom it was determined to draw into this campaign for equality, equal pay, women's rights. do you think, in all honesty, that you and other movie stars, and very famous women, are best—placed to be relatable, and to deliver real change, for people like the female farmworkers of america? i believe we are best—placed to clean up our own industry, and we're doing that. you know, we're writing codes of conduct across unions in our business so that, for example, business meetings can no longer take place in hotel rooms. and we're working for equal representation, both behind the camera and in front of the camera. we're working towar

we saw it at the golden globes, what do you think might change? different tonight because of this letter and the time's up campaign. after the harvey weinstein story broke, people felt there was a sea change. the golden globes came along with the time's up campaign, and wearing black. things really are changing. what is interesting is it is continuing at the baftas to show that no one is giving up on this. it isa time that no one is giving up on this. it is a time for a sea change in the industry. the women are taking it in their own hands. women do it themselves, they are fed up of it. and it is not for the men to argue. i think the depth of feeling was unknown. i think now we are seeing the anger and frustration coming out with an industry that you would have thought had put women on top, it makes goddesses out of actresses, but it has been a lie. underneath it all, it has not been satisfactory, and the industry is waking up to that and being woken up to it as well. two yea rs that and being woken up to it as well. two years ago, it is about bei

celebrities there plan to show solidarity with their counterparts at the golden globes, and black outed carpet to stand against gender inequality and sexual harassment. we sat down with bafta's ceo amanda berry. >> this all started when the news started coming out about harvey weinstein and the industry looked at that and thought, we have to make sure this can never, ever happen again. i mean, personally, what shocked me most, was the fact that people didn't feel they had a voice. they didn't know who they could go to, who would listen. so, industry organizations, close to 40 of them, have come together to put together a cross industry initiative, which is guidance and principles. the idea behind it is to prevent things going wrong in the workplace. so, you know, people should know, you know, to treat people with respect. it's all about recognizing differences. but if something does go wrong, that they know who to talk to. >> do you think these guidelines, these principles, would they have stopped the likes of harvey weinstein? >> i think they would have given somebody a voice. as i s

i would say. >> reporter: trouble began for franco last month when he showed up to the golden globes wearing a times up lapel pin. shortly after, five women accused him of sexually inappropriate behavior. he deny the allegations with stephen colbert. >> the things i heard on twitter, they are not accurate. but, i completely support people coming out and being able to have a voice. >> reporter: earlier this week, the school's newspaper reported principal kim saying quite a few parents and teachers want to see franco's artwork gone. saying it might be a good idea to distance themselves from james franco. >> it doesn't mean he has the right to come and have is artwork all around here. >> making the state -- making this state -- making the sais g >> reporter: the superintendent says the agreement was that the murals at some point would be painted over. live in palo alto, kpix5. >>> a struggling online radio service, pandora moving its operations out of the bay area. the company will set up a new office in atlanta, to cut costs. the corporate tax rate is 6% nearly 3 points lower than oakl

>> i got woken up for the golden globes.nd kind of creeped up to me and just whispered in my ear in a very sexy way, "you just got nominated for an oscar." it was a very nice way to find out, very romantic. >> stephen: pretty much anybody who said that to me would seem sexy. >> that's true. >> stephen: you're nominated best supporting actor, up against your cosupporting actor, woody harls son. >> is there any tension there? >> i'm going to take him out. >> stephen: he should never have left "cheers." she should never have left "cheers." >> yeah, he's a real dick. he's a great guy, obviously. you know him. >> stephen: i shaved his head. >> did you shave his head? >> stephen: i shaved his head once, yeah. we sang the national anthem together on the old gig and i shaved his head while we sang the national anthem in harmony. >> that's amazing. he let me throw cheetos at his head in "seven psychopaths." he's a very generous actor, very generous. >> stephen: "three bill boards" for those who haven't seen it, it's the story of a mo

we saw it at the golden globes at the beginning of january, and at the golden globes at the beginningtered through to become a global movement. we are not being slow to react, movement. we are not being slow to rea ct, ba fta movement. we are not being slow to react, bafta wants to be seen or people monthly baftas to be seen to be part of this movement, and people working in the british film industry wa nts to working in the british film industry wants to be seen. —— want the baftas to be part of the movement. some people just want to watch the films, but it is quite shocking and more female stories need to be told on film. people will be talking about politics, a and a greater cultural movement, which is the beauty of cinema, it represents the wiltshire. and it allows people to read things in different ways. it is one of the most exciting red carpets we have had in many years. it will be fascinating, i think, had in many years. it will be fascinating, ithink, and had in many years. it will be fascinating, i think, and quite a lot of the women who have signed the letter will be on thi

. >> in the paperback release of the book, you talk about watching the golden globe awards with steve quote, the anti-patriarchy is going to undo 10,000 years of recorded history. the time has come. he is the patriarch. this is a definitional moment in the culture. it will never be the same going forward. >> i think bannon despite all his flaws is a shrewd analyst of american politics, and particularly national anxieties. he recognized in those golden globe awards this is a movement that could be an existential threat to republicans, and men, and this was a wonderful revealing moment in the freudian angst in which he says, look. if they were to roll out a guillotine right now, these ladies would chop off every set of balls in the room. which is a blunt bannon way of saying, essentially, this me too movement, they are coming for our manhood, and that expressed a lot of the anxietieanxieties, bannon and trump, and people of that political persuasion have about this new rising movement of women, which is really a backlash to the man that bannon calls the patriarch, trump himself. >> i di

he won the bernie sanders golden globe for -- golden globe for best actor in a tv drama. >>> straight ahead this morning, guess which team got reinforcements to throw at the warriors. three periods of hockey, not enough for the sharks and when the pga closed business in pebble beach over the weekend, what was the price of victory? all that just ahead. ho . >>> a lot going on in sports and we want to know what is cool about your school? e-mail your nominations to us at cool school at kpix.com and we may feature your school on a thursday morning show. . >>> seventh hole was chipped in for birdie and dared a two shot -- carded and two shot lead and he cruised to a three shot win. >>> nhl. fight in anaheim. they came back from 2-0 down. team o's meyer forced overtime win. the game winner beat the ducks 3-26789 out of nba -- 3-2. >>> nba, the cavaliers unwrapped four new players and knocked down 6-3 in boston. they hammered it 121-99. lebron james certainly love that had one. later on today, it'll be the golden state warriors running up and down the 90phyte floor court. have a great monday

and like "the golden globes", "the oscars", "the oscars" had a big weird thing happen last year.that's on a night where each winner does not know until the moment the envelope opens, that they've won. then they have to go give a speech in front of 10 million people. that should have millions of glitches. the rock and roll hall of fame induction bands know for months that they're going to be inducted. and that they have to give a speech. they blow it every year. [ laughter ] they all get up there. they don't know how to stand. they've been standing on stage for 20 years. and they're just like side to the podium like, "yeah, uh, i guess, you know." [ laughter ] "look, if you're going to have a hall of fame which we think is bs," they always undercut the night right away. and we're like, "we don't want this. this was for you." [ light laughter ] they have that energy of like, you know, in a movie when someone's like, "i had a speech. but you know what? i'm going to speak from the heart." except there's no paper and no original speech. they're just like, "i didn't know for months wha

last month, many actors followed an all—black dress code at the golden globe awards in support of theunched in the wake of the harvey weinstein scandal. a letter has circulated around the british film and tv industry, inviting those attending the baftas to take part. that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 9.30. at 9.15, we will bring you our film, from gangs to god. here are some of your message is already on this. sarah says, this is great for them, giving them a sense of purpose and belonging, but it's sad that the church is the biggest provider in this area. there need to be more youth community centres to cut to the root of these issues, which is often poverty. william on facebook says, religion is not the answer. another tweet says, i am proud to be pa rt another tweet says, i am proud to be part of this. it has transformed my life. my christian life is like nothing i have experienced before, and my business life is growing too. and they tweet from clement — there has never been a better time to be alive than now, to see young people turning away from gangs and drugs a

britain and gary oldman for his betrayal of winston churchill in darkest hour he had won a golden globe for that performance so it's really down to those two best actress the favorites are not gunning for trail of a dying actress. in film stars don't die in liverpool and frances mcdormand is seen as a favorite as well for her portrayal of a grieving mother seeking revenge and justice for the rape and murder of her teenage daughter in the film three billboards outside of adding missouri so those are the categories people are really watching those are the tight races are tonight indeed stiff competition thank you very much catherine standstill outside the royal albert hall in london. now a memorial service has been held for morgan chang the former opposition leader in zimbabwe who died early this week after a long battle with cancer now there are concerns that infighting within his party the government's main opposition could cause a split just a few months before elections on which has more from harare. zimbabwe's president in a similar god what pays his respects to morgan tsvangirai fam

just like at the golden globes, many stars wore black in support of time's up and me too movement aimed to improve treatment of women in the entertainment and other industries. >>> it was a star-studded night in the nba with the all-star game. with two hand picked teams. team lebron and team steph. team lebron won with 148-145 finish. and fergie delivered a slow and you could say sultry rendition of the national anthem. ♪ o'er the ramparts ♪ we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rockets ♪ >> you can see the players and chance the rapper on the sidelines laughing. steph curry liked a tweet that mocked her performance. not very nice. >> she soupnded good to me. >>> the u.s. women's hockey team setting its sights on the gold medal. we have coy wire with all of the action from pyeongchang, south korea, next. >>> u.s. women's hockey team heading back to the gold medal game for the third straight winter olympics. >> and coy wire has more for us from pyeongchang. how are you this morning? >> reporter: alex and rene, it is warm this morning. it's 32 degrees. i feel great. good morning.

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at the golden globes last month you had nicole kidman and meryl streep who came out and were pretty vocalnues to rumble in the press in many different sectors. it feels like it's a story which has some way to run. it does keep it in the public eye when you have this public display of solidarity and unity, at an awards ceremony. these only have at certain times of the year, it requires that cultural change, day in day out, notjust amongst those who are on screen, on stage, but those in the industry behind it. it is symbolic. the message is getting through loud and clear, time's up, that campaign wa nts to clear, time's up, that campaign wants to change the culture that is around that. as sherborne said earlier talking to you, the decisions that are taken far earlier in the storyboard when people sit down to discuss character, narrative and who will be in the movie, that's when, who's going to direct movies even, on who will buy them, that is when we will see real change. —— or who will write them. the cultural bias is what's so difficult to change, and you can't legislate for. the story is

he's like, i'll never go to another golden globe. president. but he says he heard the reporter say would she make a good president. >> jimmy: i see okay. >> that's what he says. of course he would never say i should run. >> jimmy: so he will not be your press second . >> at all. not for state representative. >> jimmy: he's not going to be your sarah sanders. >> no. >> jimmy: i don't want to dwell on the presidency, even for you who live a charmed and unusual life found that the president after you appeared on 60 minutes has tweeted about you. let's go through this as we may. just watch a very insecure oprah winfrey have you been insecure in the last 35 years. >> i'm trying to think about, have i ever. >> jimmy: probably not. >> trying to think when that would be. >> jimmy: he said at one point i knew very well interview panel of people on 60 minutes. the questions bias and facts incorrect. hope oprah runs so she can be exposed and defeated just like all of the others. how do you learn this had happened. >> jimmy: the director of "wri

he is sitting in the -- watches the this, golden globes, he watches the ceremony of all the women's powernt, and the backlash, an embodiment of the #metoo movement. he has this oh my gosh movement. this is the next political backlash that is going to, you know, sweep washington and away the institutions. of course, he's the guy who harnessed the last one, the populist kind of nationalist movement. he's telling josh, who, you know, as they are watching this, this is a seminal moment. the irony of course is this is coming just as bannon has been exiled out of the white house. this could do potential damage for the republicans in 2018. julia: he declared it's a cromwell moment, we're talking oliver cromwell. puritan, 17th century u.k. what did he mean by that, and where does he see the danger? matthew: he sees this as an anti-patriarchy movement thousands of years in the making. the irony, perhaps the power of this, he sees donald trump the as the embodiment that so much of the #metoo movement is aimed against, this anti-male establishment. as he tells josh, donald trump the perfect villain.

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i had to skip a golden globes press conference.y before a golden globes press conference. when it was coming back it hit me and got by me and kicked me and ruptured my hamstring. >> stephen: wow. >> it's a cool story whenever you're explaining it to the hollywood foreign press gr wow. any trouble-- >> no idea what a cow or hamstring was. law laugh i went all different directions with the injury. >> stephen: "la-swing bone. >> nice! >> stephen: thanks very much. i know french anatomy very well. you got the show "divorce" on hbo. >> yes, sir. >> stephen: with sarah jessica parker. she's tough. wouldn't want her to charge me. >>un, she is a trained u.f.c. fighter. a lot of people don't know that. >> stephen: a grappler. >> she'll take you to the ground. she'll choke you. i'm completely being ironic. none of that is true. she doesn't know what an arm bar is. >> stephen: i don't know what an arm bar is. >> i don't want to demonstrate. >> stephen: what's an arm bar? shall i come over there. >> you really want-- i don't know how to do one

a little bit. ( laughter ) you made quite a splash over the years hosting the golden globes.four. >> stephen: four times, okay. this year was kind of-- ( cheers and applause ) they're applauding the number four. >> yeah. >> stephen: and this year was a very prominent year for the golden globes. i think seth did a really lovely job. >> yeah. >> stephen: but a lot of people when they were writing about it given the #metoo, or the "time's up" movement, "oh, thank god ricky gervais didn't host it this year. he would have been too irreverent." or, "i wish he had because we would have seen more irreverence." what would you have done? >> i was jealous of seth. it would have been amazing year to do it. it would have been the end of my career, but who cares. >> stephen: but we all die. >> right, it doesn't matter, i'm going to die soon. honestly, it doesn't matter. i think that's why i've done the best stand-up ever because i'm so close to death that i think what's the worst that can happen to me? ( laughter ) i mean, someone being offended now is nothing. "so what? i'm going to die."

folks, my first guest is a golden-globe winning actress you know from "pulp fiction" and "kill bill."a thurman. ♪ ♪ ( applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> that was a nice welcome. thank you! >> stephen: yeah. why-- why shouldn't they be excited? nice to see you again. >> nice to see you again. >> stephen: now, i just saw you-- i just saw you a few nights ago. >> yes. >> stephen: you're on broadway in "the parisian woman." >> yes. >> written by beau willimon, the creator of "house of cards." and i want to get to that in just a moment. it's a very funny and very sad play at the same time. >> it's a tragic comedy. >> stephen: it really is. >> about now. >> stephen: so this is your broadway debut. >> it is! >> stephen: okay. what was your theatrical baidu? this is, like, this is, like, sort of the peak for a stage actor to be on broadway. what was your first time on stage, if you don't mind me acting? >> well, my first time on stage was, like, in some christmas show when i was probably this big. >> stephen: good part? were you, like, an angel or a sheep? >> i think i was a snowman or som

i call it funny and self deprecating even, she took a clue from the golden globes and jen clearly got. see you next time, everybody. >> jennifer walked the red carpet in a black corseted dior tuxedo gown with a sheer black and her emerald earrings adding a hint of color. ♪ ♪ >>> lupita nyong'o rocked this elie saab gown. with metallic accents, while margo robby went lace cut out detailing. salma hayek spent one day as a blond, dazzling in low cut gucci design, she presented the best actor nod to gariy oldnick. staying out of the evening's politics, prince william and kate did not participate in the red carpet blackout and instead the duchess opted for this dark green jenny paknan dress. a look that supporting actress winner allison janny who wholeheartedly approves. >> >>> first daughter ivanka trump representing the u.s. at the closing ceremony. it wasn't all sports. >> we are 50 miles away from north korea. so affirming the u.s. position andur joint position of maximum pressure. with our south korea partners is very important. >> back home, protecting or kids is taking center stage

. >> justin timberlake and jessica biel met at the golden globes. sterling k.nd wife ryan met at stanford. >> we were in the sam dorm. >> she watched him audition for a play and that was it. >> i was mesmerized. you were 18 years old. the things this man could do at 18. >> the theater brought sarah jessica parker and matthew broderick together. >> we met through a theater company he was a founder of with his friend. >> meghan trainor said yes and is engaged. they were fixed up by a friend. >> she told me she had a really nice friend. i'm like i'm looking for a really nice guy. >> garth brooks have a photographic memory of the day trisha yearwood walked in the studio to do a duet with him. >> she was wearing an open played kind of shirt. not flannel. she had what we would call like a white muscle shirt underneath. little jeans. >> melissa mccarthy met her husband ben in a comedy club group. reese witherspoon didn't meet her husband through work. he tstepped in when a drunken friend was hitting on her. jayson bateman met hit wife at a hockey game. >> i bought her

many at the awards will don black just like at the golden globes. royals usually avoid making political statements and that could be seen as a sign of supporting the campaign against sexual abuse and harassment. if she wears any other color she could face criticism. last year kate wore a black dress to the awards but it was e-mail broieddered with white flowers. meghan markle seems to have written the royal rule book and wore black on numerous occasions. >>> still ahead -- natalie portman on her latest cool mom move. it's not rapping. >> i feel like a grandmother who learned how to cruise the mi microwa microwave. >> jen and justin in happier days. inside their intimate wedding. >> close captioning provided by -- ♪ >> 50 years from now when you look back on your life you will ask yourself was i famous enough? did the paparazzi pay enough attention to me or were they way more interested in my wife? >> that is justin theroux spoofing jennifer aniston's pop layer on jimmy kimmel live. this separation took us by surprise just like their knupp chuls did.

our first guest tonight is an exceptionally gifted actress who has seven emmys, a golden globe awardated for an oscar she'll probably win, too, for the movie "i, tonya". >> did you -- i mean when i was a kid -- did you ever love me? or -- anything? >> you think sonja henney's mother loved her. poor [ bleep ] you. i didn't stay home making apple brown bettys. no, i made you a champion. knowing you would hate me for it. that's the sacrifice a mother makes. i wish i had a mother like me instead of nice. nice gets you [ bleep ]. i didn't like my mother either, so what. i [ bleep ] gave you a gift! >> please welcome, allison janney! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. how are you? wow, you are so brave in the movie. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i am sure you know that by now. [ cheers and applause ] >> very nice. >> jimmy: you just got, in from london, right? >> i did. just like five minutes ago i feel like. >> jimmy: at the bafta awards. what does it stand for? british academy of film and television academy. >> jimmy: their version of the oscars. do they have 12 award shows like we

golden globe nod yesterday. golden globe, congratulations on that. >> thank you very much.s and applause ) >> stephen: and you have the wrath, you've got the oscars, you've got the emmys, you've got the grammys, you've got the everything. >> all different. >> stephen: you got maybe the classiest sounding, the most high-status award i can imagine-- and you've already got the kennedy center award, you've already got the rainbow suspenders. >> i do. ( laughter ) >> stephen: but you got this yesterday-- can you explain to the young people? >> this is-- this is given out by the national... >> stephen: archives. >> archives foundation. ( laughter ) >> stephen: you don't even know who gave it to you! >> to me it was dinner with ken burns. that's documentarian ken burns. at the national archives foundation, they gave a lovely word, we had a great dinner, but the true great thing about it-- if you've never been to washington, d.c., you might not realize it, if you go to the national archives building, they have a fantastic array of artifacts and documents that you really, really qui