Teyana Taylor wins big for ‘One Battle After Another’
*Teyana Taylor took home the Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture. She earned the honor for her role in Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another.” The Warner Brothers film continues to gain awards buzz heading into Oscar season.
In her emotional acceptance speech, Taylor thanked God, her family, and co-stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Sean Penn. She also gave a heartfelt shoutout to her “brown sisters and little brown girls,” dedicating her win to them.
Taylor’s speech was a call for empowerment
Taylor used her moment to speak directly to young girls of color watching at home. Her message was one of visibility, pride, and the power of representation.
She ended her speech by affirming their worth and belonging in Hollywood. Her powerful words quickly went viral across social media, earning praise from fans and celebrities alike.
Snoop Dogg was briefly censored during the Golden Globes broadcast after saying
“I’m high as a motherfucker right now. Y’all had me here too damn long”
Here is the uncensored version.
pic.twitter.com/Q9h1RXTO2Q— FearBuck (@FearedBuck) January 12, 2026
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Snoop Dogg steals spotlight with uncensored moment
Making his Golden Globes debut, Snoop Dogg presented the first-ever award for Best Podcast. He walked onstage to “Drop It Like It’s Hot,” hyping the crowd with trademark swagger.
He announced Amy Poehler’s “Good Hang with Amy Poehler” as the winner, beating shows like “SmartLess” and “Armchair Expert.” But it was Snoop’s censored quip/joke that got everyone talking. (Check it out via the X player/embed immediately above.)
Snoop’s wild moment cut from live broadcast
During the live show, CBS muted part of Snoop’s joke while comedian Nikki Glaser was hosting. Fans later saw the uncut version on Snoop’s social media, where he shared the clip with laughing emojis.
Wearing a flashy black suit and red sash, Snoop reminded everyone why he remains a beloved icon—unfiltered, hilarious, and unpredictable.
Wanda Sykes roasts Bill Maher in surprise moment
Ricky Gervais won the Golden Globe for Best Stand-Up Comedy Performance on Television for his Netflix special “Mortality.” Since Gervais skipped the show, Wanda Sykes accepted the award on his behalf.
Sykes got big laughs by saying she wished fellow nominee Bill Maher would “try less.” The pointed jab played off Maher’s often-controversial style and got a big reaction from the room.
LOL at Wanda Sykes calling out Bill Mahr to his face while presenting at the Golden Globes
“Bill Mahr, you give us so much…but I would love a little less. Just try less.” pic.twitter.com/qPyaXH0U5W
— Spencer Althouse (@SpencerAlthouse) January 12, 2026
Gervais wins without attending, but Sykes owns the stage
Though absent, Gervais’ win was expected—his edgy humor and global following made him a frontrunner. But Sykes’ sharp delivery turned the handoff into one of the night’s standout moments.
Her quick wit and unapologetic humor added a dose of spice to the ceremony. Her Maher remark quickly trended online and earned praise from viewers craving more unscripted award show energy.
A Golden Globes full of viral moments and big statements
The 2026 Golden Globes delivered star power and social commentary. From Teyana Taylor’s inspiring speech to Snoop Dogg’s uncensored comedy, the night was anything but boring.
Wanda Sykes, standing in for Gervais, gave the audience something to talk about with a joke that may linger well beyond the awards season. The ceremony once again proved that the Globes are still a place where unexpected, headline-making moments thrive.
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