Golden Globes 2023 LIVE: Former child star Ke Huy Quan and Angela Bassett earn first awards

Kevin Costner said he will not be able to attend the 2023 Golden Globe Awards in Los Angeles Tuesday, amid storms and flooding in his native Southern California.

The Oscar-winning actor, 67, took to Twitter on Tuesday with a clip in which he explained why he and his wife Christine Baumgartner, 48, would not be able to make it amid the inclement weather.

'Hi everyone - look, I'm so sorry for everyone who might have been tuning in to watch the Golden Globes - Chris and I aren't going to be there,' said the actor, who is nominated for Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Drama for his work on the series Yellowstone in the role of John Dutton.

Costner said that he and his spouse 'had to pull the kids out of school in Santa Barbara,' noting that 'this is the second time in five years that the freeway has flooded out, we found ourselves on the wrong side of the town and we couldn't get back last night.'

'Nobody's sadder than us that we can't be there at the Golden Globes,' Costner said. 'Chris had a beautiful dress, I was looking forward to walking down the red carpet with her.' 

The Field of Dreams actor also mentioned his colleagues on Yellowstone in the clip, including the series creator, Taylor Sheridan. 

Billy Porter praised renowned director Ryan Murphy for bringing gay stories to the forefront in the more than 20 years he has been creating.

On Murphy's work, Porter said: 'Our lives, our souls [are] validated and seen.'

And a video montage tells how 'the underdogs and the marginalized' became heroes in his works.

In his acceptance speech, Murphy said: 'Tonight's award made me reflect on what a lifetime achievement really is - and I think you get there by being fearless.'

He then went on to single out other actors who have been proud of being in the LGBT community, as he spoke about the issues he faced growing up in the 1960s as a gay child

'There is a way forward,' he said, adding: 'My mission was to take the unloved and make them the stars.' 

Jennifer Coolidge made a hilarious flub while presenting at the 2023 Golden Globe Awards on Tuesday.

The White Lotus star, 61, was getting ready to present the award in the best supporting actor in a TV musical/comedy or drama category, when she read out: 'So, the Oscar goes to' before quickly realizing her mistake.

'Oh, no, no, wait, Golden Globes,' she corrected herself, before giving the award to Abbott Elementary star Tyler James Williams.

Austin Butler earned a Golden Globe on Tuesday for his portrayal of rock n' roll icon Elvis Presley, just hours after Priscilla Presley said he embodied her late husband to a 'tee.'

He joked when music was being played to rush him off the stage, 'You could have at least played Suspicious Minds or something.'

Butler also said Elvis is a role model and 'I love you so much.'

Elvis is also nominated for Best Film -Drama.

Guillermo del Toro took home the award for Best Animated film, beating out Shrek spin-off Puss in Boots and Marcel the Shell with Shoes On.

He said in his acceptance speech that, though it is an animated film, it is geared to everybody.

Michelle Yeoh won Best Actress for her role in Everything Everywhere All At Once, in which she plays an interdimensional fighter coming in contact with other versions of herself and her family.

In accepting the award, Yeoh said roles started to dry up when she turned 60 last year, and spoke about the adversity she felt in Hollywood when she first arrived 40 years ago.

'I was given this gift to play this woman who resonates with me and with so many other people because in all the universes she was fighting for her family,' Yeoh said of the role.

She added that the award is for 'everyone who came before me, who looks likes me.'

Jeremy Allen White took home the award for Best Actor in a Comedy Series for his role in The Bear.

It is the first award for the FX show, which premiered after Emmy awards were announced last year.

Quinta Brunson, the star of Abbott Elementary, took home her first ever Golden Globe on Tuesday night.

In handing her the award, Niecy Nash, said the award 'keeps the black girl magic going.'

Not only is Brunson the star of the show, but she is also the creator who originally pitched the idea of a show around the staff at a Philadelphia elementary school.

India-based musicians Kala Bhairava, M. M. Keeravani, Rahul Sipligunj stunningly beat out other well-known artists for Best Original Song.

Their song 'Naatu Naatu,' from the film RRR, beat out Hold My Hand from Top Gun: Maverick by Lady Gaga, BloodPop, Benjamin Rice and Carolina from Where the Crawdads Sing by Taylor Swift.

The Bollywood song has had people across the world dancing in the streets with its upbeat tunes.

Tyler James Williams earned Abbott Elementary's first award of the night as the Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy/Musical.

He said in his speech that black stories need to be told, hoping the award was a sign of that change.

Abbott Elementary has gained a large following since it premiered last year, following the stories of teachers and staff at an elementary school.

Legendary actress Angela Bassett earned Marvel's first Golden Globe award.

She earned the Best Supporting Actress award on Tuesday night for her role in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, in which she plays Queen Ramonda.

Bassett thanked the Marvel team in her speech and spoke about the ongoing legacy of the late Chadwick Boseman.

The first award of the night went to Ke Huy Quan for his role as a supporting actor in Everything Everywhere All at Once.

Quan got his start as a child actor in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. But he left the business after finding a lack of roles for Asian actors, only to return as an adult.

He is now the first Vietnam-born actor to win the Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actor and only the second actor of Asian descent to win after Haing S. Ngor

Comedian Jerrod Carmichael delved right into the controversy surrounding the Golden Globes as he began his monologue Tuesday night.

In introducing himself, he told the audience of Hollywood elites: 'I'll tell you why I'm here. I'm here 'cause I'm black.'

He went on to say he was sipping tea when he was asked to become 'black face of an embattled white organization.

'Life really comes at you fast.'

But, ultimately, he said, he decided to 'take the white people money.'

Carmichael refused to say that the Hollywood Foreign Press is racist but noted 'they didn't have a black member' until George Floyd died.

His monologue comes after last year's award ceremony was held in private as the scandal-ridden Hollywood Foreign Press dealt with scandals amid a series of scandals over its lack of diversity, alleged sexual misconduct among its leadership, and accusations of an endemic culture of gifts for gongs.

Kayley Cuoco was snapped giving her boyfriend Tom Pelphrey an intimate kiss on the Golden Globes red carpet Tuesday night as she showed off her baby bump.

The 37-year-old actress wore a light purple dress accentuating her pregnant belly. She is nominated for best actress in a musical or comedy for her role as Cassie Bowden in The Flight Attendant.

Cuoco announced in October that she was expecting a baby girl with the Ozark star.

She and Pelphrey met last spring at the premiere of Ozark.

Priscilla Presley had nothing but good things to say about Austin Butler's performance in Elvis as she said it brought Elvis' legacy to this generation.

Speaking to reporters on the red carpet, Priscilla Presley said Butler had her late husband's voice 'down to a tee.'

Butler is nominated for Best Actor in a Motion Picture- Drama, and his film, Elvis, is nominated for the prestigious Best Picture - Drama award.

Donald Glover announced on the Golden Globes red carpet that he will once again return to his rap career under the name Childish Gambino, NBC News reports.

The actor has not released an album since 2020, but after some prodding by Laverne Cox, announced that he has been back in the studio working on some new music.

'Soon something will happen,' he said. 'I promise something will happen.'

It was an Orange is the New Black reunion on the red carpet Tuesday night, when Laverne Cox met up with Natasha Lyonne.

The two lamented that they haven't seen each other in a while, as Lyonne suggested Cox guest star in her upcoming Peacock show Poker Face.

Cox also said Lyonne looked very rain-proof in her all black Givenchy dress with rings over her gloves.

SNL alum Abby Elliott glowed on the red carpet on Tuesday as she showed off her baby bump for the first time.

Elliott, who stars in FX's The Bear, announced last week that she was expecting her second child with husband Bill Kennedy in an Instagram post.

She said at the time she is expecting a boy after previously having a baby girl with Kennedy.

Elliott had previously been open about her struggles with infidelity.

Jamie Lee Curtis stunned on the red carpet Tuesday night in a black pantsuit and lacy cape as she held up a piece of paper listing her name for all to see.

Curtis is the odds favorite to win Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture for her role in Everything Everywhere All At Once.

But the 64-year-old actress wasn't the only one dropping jaws on the red carpet.

Heidi Klum showcased her toned legs in a mini silver frock featuring cut out detailing and nude mesh along the sides.

Meanwhile, Abbott Elementary star Sheryl Lee Ralph made her entrance known in an eye-catching purple gown, and Babylon actress Li Jun Li wore a charming strapless sequin gown.

Some celebrities were making a less-than-stylish sartorial mark as they gathered on the red carpet Tuesday night, with several of the earliest arrivals falling prey to the ultimate fashion faux pas. 

Among them was influencer Tefi Pessoa, who dared to bare - a little too much - in a very risque suspender-style black gown that featured just a thin strap of material over her nipples, while the red of her upper torso was left almost entirely uncovered, save for the thinnest whisp of sheer fabric. 

Among the movies up for Best Drama are Avatar: Way of Water and The Fabelmans, both of which are favored to win a number of awards at this year's show.

Fan favorites Everything Everywhere All at Once are also nominated for Best Musical/Comedy, while Selena Gomez's show with Martin Short, Only Murders in the Building and Netflix hit Wednesday are nominated for Best Musical/Comedy series.

As for the Best Drama series, highly-rated shows like Better Call Saul, The Crown and Severance are expected to face off.

This year's awards ceremony might look a bit different. It's the first year since 1963 that the Golden Globes will be without its 'ambassadors' - the sons and daughters of A-listers who for 60 years have ushered award winners onto and off stage during the event.

Since 1963, celebrity offspring have enjoyed a moment in the spotlight at the Globes, serving almost as prom queens (and kings), while gaining a big publicity boost into the bargain.

Lots of famous names have served as ambassadors. The 1975 Miss Golden Globe was Melanie Griffith (daughter of Tippi Hedren); and her daughter Dakota Johnson played the same part in 2006.

Laura Dern (daughter of Bruce Dern and Diane Ladd) took the role in 1986; and Rumer Willis (daughter of Bruce WIllis and Demi Moore) in 2009.

Sistine, Scarlet and Sophia Stallone — daughters of Sylvester — served in 2017.

But this year, a close source confirmed that the tradition has been ditched, even though the ceremony is back again after Covid. 'It won't happen this year,' the source said.

As DailyMail.com's Allison Boshoff reports, no reason has been officially given, but after a complete overhaul of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association which votes for the awards, focusing on improving diversity, transparency and fairness in the organisation and the event, it's easy to see that this jobs-for-the-kids tradition no longer feels like a happy fit.

Laverne Cox kicked off the awards show's red carpet on a rainy Tuesday in Beverly Hills at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.

The actress looked incredible in a figure hugging blue and gold gown with curled tresses, exuding old Hollywood glamour.

The ceremony is being held once again at The Beverly Hilton hotel in Beverly Hills following a one year break from screens amid controversy over ethical lapses and a lack of diversity. 

Now the embattled Hollywood Foreign Press Association - which puts on the Globes - is seeking a primetime comeback.

The show, which is being hosted by comedian Jerrod Carmichael, airs on NBC and Peacock, and is presented by the Hollywood Press Association and Dick Clark productions. 

The red carpet for the 80th annual Golden Globe Awards is back following the show's one year break from screens amid controversy for lack of diversity and ethical lapses.

The live broadcast for this year's show kicks off at 8pm ET/5pm PT, and will air live on NBC. 

The star-studded ceremony will take place at iconic The Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, California where it has been held since 1961.

Here is everything you need to know - from how to tune in, to who the favorites are to take home the big awards, including Steven Spielberg's The Fabelmans. 

Austin Butler is the favorite in the Best Actor - Motion Picture Drama category while Brendan Fraser - who is boycotting the event - was not too far behind for his role in The Whale. 

In the Best Actress - Motion Picture Dramacategory,  Tar's Cate Blanchett is the favorite to win category. Following behind is Michelle Williams - The Fabelmans