With all due respect to the lovely Ms. Stone, isn't she an odd choice to open up the Cecil B. DeMille tribute to Allen?

Oh I forgot, tonight was *the* episode of Downton Abbey sure to get everyone's panties in a wad. Smart of them to bury it opposite the Globes.

He definitely ran longer than others did before getting shooed off, though.

March!

Damn, I made a drink run. But the trailer that ran before Saving Mr. Banks got a huge, positive response from the crowd. I can't wait.

Ah, okay. I've never watched, but she annoys the tar out of me in those Pepsi ads :/

*laughs*

At least it wasn't Sofia Vergara.

Is this where I rant about Enlightened's cancellation?

She is definitely my girl-crush.

I'm not sure, I think he's the frontrunner for an Oscar. Assbender's momentum has faded quite a bit.

Holy Lady Wood Killer. What happened to handsome Christophe Waltz?

Am I the only person who wanted to rip that goddamn skullcap of The Edge's head?

And we haven't yet had someone come running out of the ladies room to accept their award, though there's plenty of time left for that.

Maybe they should start their speeches during their walk to the podium. That would add some time.

Watching Downton Abbey?

Thank you, Amy Adams, for delivering the first coherent, non-alcohol driven, acceptance speech of the evening.

Yeah, the producers switched categories after the first season because miniseries is slightly less competitive and offers a greater chance at scoring a win.

Television is always seated in the back. However, this year it seems like they've crammed a lot more tables into that ballroom, so navigating around all those chairs/tables, with booze in your system, in high heels and a gown if you're a woman, and with a camera crew trying to capture your walk to the stage is…

I get that presenters are primed for a prepared script and when the TelePrompTer goes haywire, it's disconcerting but… they were introducing their own film. Hill and Robbie couldn't wing a few words about *that*?