Golden Globe Winners

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The old razzle-dazzle apparently worked on the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which gave “Chicago” three Golden Globe awards, including Best Motion Picture, Best Actress (Rene Zellweger), and Best Actor (Richard Gere), all in the Musical or Comedy category. It was the most honored movie of the night. Miramax was the big winner among studios, representing 10 of the 14 honorees.

Among TV honorees, “The Shield” was named best drama, and its star Michael Chiklis was named best actor in a drama. “The Gathering Storm” also won two awards, for Best TV Movie and Best Actor, for Albert Finney’s portrayal of Winston Churchill. Of the 11 TV awards, 10 went to cable, with 7 of those going to HBO.

Entertainment Weekly: Here Are the Golden Globes Winners

Boston Globe: ‘Chicago’ and ‘The Hours’ Win Golden Globe Movie Honors

CNN: ‘Chicago’ and its Stars Glitter in Golden Globes

ABC News: ‘Chicago’ and ‘The Hours’ Win Golden Globe Movie Honors

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