Review: 'I see you': race and gender equality win at the Globes

LOS ANGELES - It was a mix of business as usual and overwhelming sea change at the 76th Golden Globe Awards on Sunday, where the film and television industry gathered to celebrate themselves - and be seen by one another at the crowded Beverly Hilton bar during commercial breaks - on live television.

The red carpet, which was more like a women's march last year thanks to the #TimesUp movement and conversations about representation, sexism and sexual harassment, had reverted back to a non-politicized space, where Ryan Seacrest was safe once again to ask: "Gaga, who are you wearing?" "Diamonds by Tiffany!"

But once inside, it was clear why