Ricky Gervais returned to the Golden Globes, and it was as if he'd never left. Beginning with his monologue, Gervais' night was filled with celebrity burns. Thirteen of them, to be exact. Read them all here.

Jonah Hill couldn't make it to the Golden Globes this year. So The Bear (from The Revenant) presented in his stead. It's amazing that Channing Tatum was able to keep a relatively straight face. Read more about their hilarious antics here.

It seems Leonardo DiCaprio thought he was stuck in an episode of American Horror Story: Hotel for a second there.

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You know those inside jokes that only you and your bestie understand? Amy Schumer and Jennifer Lawrence spoke theirs on stage at the 73rd Annual Golden Globe Awards. Queen Latifah's look of confusion said it all.

Taraji P. Henson took home the Golden Globe for Best Actress in a Television Series - Drama. When prompted to wrap up her speech, the woman who brought us Cookie wasn't having it. She'd waited decades to give this speech, and she gave it well.

The famed director may have been a little loose-lipped when he chose to use the word "ghetto" to describe movie composers. Can we chalk it up to him just being super excited that Ennio Morricone earned his first Golden Globe for his The Hateful Eightscore? Maybe. Maybe not.

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Oh Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio! Our hearts will indeed go on.

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Stars America Ferrera and Eva Longoria crafted a funny-because-it's-true PSA to let us all know that all Latinas are not the same.

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Funny man Aziz Ansari brought some light reading along with him to the Golden Globes in the form of Losing to Jeffrey Tambor with Dignity. Unfortunately, you probably won't find this one in your neighborhood library.

After spooking DiCaprio, Lady Gaga went up to give a very sentimental acceptance speech.

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Rachel Bloom grabbed a Globe for her leading role in Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, a show that - according to her acceptance speech - almost didn't happen.

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Ricky Gervais introducing Mel Gibson was a disaster waiting to happen. We all held our breath, but things were pretty tame and actually very funny. Even Gibson got in a good joke at Gervais' expense.

Tom Hanks' touching words about Denzel Washington moved the crowd. Here's hoping that, when Washington and his family hit the stage, they didn't catch Hanks' looming cold.

Denzel Washington was literally speechless - meaning he "forgot" his speech and, apparently, his glasses - when he took the stage to accept his award.

Ricky Gervais' biting joke regarding Ben Affleck's alleged infidelity left us all feeling uneasy. That includes a rattled Matt Damon, who took the stage just after the joke.

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The Revenant reeled in three Golden Globes, including Best Actor in a Film - Drama for Leonardo DiCaprio. Could this be his first step toward an Oscar in 2016? Only time will tell.

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Jamie Foxx isn't afraid to make a fool of himself. So it was only natural for him to mock Steve Harvey, who recently accidentally made a fool of himself.

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Kevin Hart and Ken Jeong are big stars of small stature. At this point, even the microphone is poking fun at them.

It was a huge night for the new show, which took home two awards. Amazon's Mozart in the Jungle also took home two trophies.

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Kate Winslet took home her fourth Golden Globe for her work in Steve Jobs, beating out heavy hitters Helen Mirren and Jane Fonda, as well as Alicia Vikander and Jennifer Jason Leigh.

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