Golden Globe Awards 2017 January 8,2017

The 2017 award season is finally here! The 74th Annual Golden Globe Awards are just hours away and they're already off to a roaring start. The night's ceremony is set to take place at the Beverly Hilton Hotel located in glamorous Beverly Hills and Jimmy Fallon is all set as the host for the star-studded affair. And between all of the buzz surrounding the most outstanding performances both in film and television, there definitely won't be a lack of famous faces in attendance. La La Land's Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling will surely bright up the red carpet as they rub shoulders with none other than Moonlight's Mahershala Ali and Naomie Harris. The casts of the biggest shows on primetime—think Game of Thrones, This Is Us and Veep—will also be hobnobbing with fellow celebs at the big bash. But enough about Tinsletown's biggest names, let's get to the winners! Cecil B. DeMille Lifetime Achievement Award: Meryl Streep They are two of the funniest people in showbiz. So it's no surprise to see that Amy Schumer and Ryan Reynolds are having a bit of a giggle ahead of the 74th Golden Globes on Sunday night. On Saturday the actors checked out the seating arrangements at the Beverly Hilton Hotel and couldn't help but take goofy snaps beside their seats. The Golden Globes, aka award season's booziest night of stars and acceptance speeches, is taking place Sunday. Here's everything you need to know about the 74th annual show that honors the best in TV and film. It airs Sunday at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT on NBC The show, which takes place at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, Calif., will air live from coast to coast. E! will have a Red Carpet Live arrival special starting at 7 p.m. ET, and Ryan Seacrest will begin NBC's pre-show coverage at 6 p.m ET. You can stream the show only if... ... you have a cable subscription. You need to select your TV provider to watch NBC from a streaming device. The red carpet will stream on Twitter starting at 6 p.m. ET. The Hollywood Foreign Press Association picks the winners The HFPA is a small group of about 90 international journalists that are based in Southern California. Since the group is small (and has been accused of unfairly voting for glamorous stars), so winners tend to be unpredictable. It's like the pre-game for the Oscars The Academy Awards is the most prestigious of the awards shows. The three-hour Golden Globes, on the other hand, is a place where stars can try out fashion, sample parts of speeches and, frankly, get drunk. Talent in both TV and film are honored at the ceremony. Golden Globes host Jimmy Fallon said he is a film and TV buff and joked that Mariah Carey will be on hand to help him if anything goes wrong. (Jan. 5) AP Jimmy Fallon is hosting The Tonight Show host is a much more genial follow-up to the acerbic Ricky Gervais, who hosted last year. The host told Extra that he's going to open the show with a Saturday Night Live-style cold open with famous participants including Tina Fey. Sylvester Stallone's daughters will serve as Miss Golden Globes Every year, the HFPA gives the title of Mr. or Miss Golden Globe to the offspring of a Hollywood star. This year, Sophia, Scarlet and Sistine Stallone will share the honor and assist with the show. Their father won a Globe at last year's ceremony for his performance in Creed.