Tonight is the big night, with the 74th Annual Golden Globe Awards taking place at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles, with Jimmy Fallon hosting this year's awards ceremony. We'll be updating this story all night long with all of the winners as they're announced, so keep refreshing for the latest updates. The critically-acclaimed musical La La Land lead all nominees, picking up seven nods, followed by the hit drama Moonlight with six nominations and Manchester-by-the-Sea with five nominations. La La Land was the night's big winner, winning all seven awards it was nominated for, setting a Golden Globe record for the most Globe wins for a film, and becoming the first movie to win in every major category it was nominated for since One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest in 1976.

La La Land won Best Picture Comedy or Musical, Best Director and Best Screenplay, both won by filmmaker Damien Chazelle, Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone for Best Actor and Best Actress, Best Original Score by Justin Hurwitz and Best Original Song for "City of Stars." La La Land beat out 20th Century Women, 20th Century Fox's Deadpool, Paramount Pictures' Florence Foster Jenkins and The Weinstein Company's Sing Street for Best Picture Comedy or Musical. On the drama side, the awards weren't quite as one-sided, with A24's Moonlight winning Best Picture Drama, although it was the movie's only win. Also vying for Best Drama was CBS Films' Hell or High Water, The Weinstein Company's Lion, Summit Entertainment's Hacksaw Ridge and Amazon Studios' Manchester-By-The-Sea.

The Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture, Drama was won by Casey Affleck for Manchester-by-the-Sea, beating out Joel Edgerton for Loving, Andrew Garfield for Hacksaw Ridge, Viggo Mortensen for Captain Fanastic and Denzel Washington for Fences. in the Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture, Drama category, Isabelle Huppert won for Elle, beating out Loving's Ruth NeggaArrival's Amy Adams, Miss Sloane's Jessica Chastain and Jackie's Natalie Portman.

On the TV side, Netflix's The Crown won Best Drama Series, beating out, HBO's Game of Thrones, Netflix's Stranger Things, NBC's This is Us and HBO's Westworld, while FX's Atlanta, won Best Comedy Series over ABC's Black-ish, Amazon's Mozart in the Jungle, Amazon's Transparent and HBO's Veep. The Crown star Claire Foy also won Best Actress in a Drama Series while Atlanta creator/star Donald Glover won Best Actor in a Comedy Series. In the Best Television Limited Series or Made for Television Movie, FX's The People v. O.J.: American Crime Story beat out ABC's American Crime}, Starz's The Dresser, AMC's The Night Manager, HBO's The Night Of, while Sarah Paulson from American Crime Story won Best Performance By an Actress in a Limited Series or TV movie.

It was previously announced, eight-time Golden Globe-winner Meryl Streep will receive the 2017 Cecil B. DeMille Award, and her speech where she boldly went after President-elect Donald Trump, was one of the most talked-about moments of the night. We have all of the nominees below, with the winners all highlighted in each category. Take a look at all of the Golden Globes nominees and winners below.