Demi Moore Shines at the Golden Globes 2025: A Night of Wins, Laughs, and History

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When Hollywood gathers for the Golden Globes, you know it’s going to be a night to remember—and this year’s event didn’t disappoint! From unexpected wins to historic moments, the 82nd Golden Globe Awards had all the glitz, glam, and jaw-dropping surprises we love. Let’s take a closer look at the unforgettable highlights from the night!

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Demi Moore’s "Popcorn to Prestige" Glow-Up

Demi Moore won her first Golden Globe for her performance in The Substance. For the actress, who had spent years feeling forgotten in Hollywood, it was an emotional and well-deserved moment of acknowledgment for her abilities.

"I was told I was a 'popcorn actress,' and I believed it," Moore said through tears during her acceptance speech. "But the universe reminded me I’m not done."

Her powerful performance in The Substance, a story about a celebrity using an experimental technique to fight aging, deeply resonated with audiences—and clearly with voters too.

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Fernanda Torres: Drama Queen Crowned

The surprises kept coming! Fernanda Torres, a Brazilian actress, received Best Actress in a Drama for her strong performance in I'm Still Here. Her excellent performance in the film surely solidifies her status as one of the brightest rising stars on the global scene.

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Sebastian Stan’s Double Take

Sebastian Stan scored Best Supporting Actor in a Musical or Comedy for A Different Man, a raw exploration of physical transformation and acceptance. Stan, also nominated for his portrayal of Donald Trump in The Apprentice, used his speech to highlight the importance of tackling tough topics through film.

“These films are real, and they’re necessary,” Stan emphasized.

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A "Wicked" Box Office Smash

Jon M. Chu’s Wicked danced its way to the Cinematic Achievement Award, celebrating its $700 million box-office success. Chu called the win “a radical act of optimism,” urging filmmakers to dream big and bold.

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TV Triumphs: Familiar Faces and Fan Favorites

The Globes’ TV categories brought predictable but well-deserved wins:

• Shōgun dominated with four awards, including Best Drama Series.

• Jean Smart charmed her way to another Best Actress win for Hacks.

• The Bear’s Jeremy Allen White and Baby Reindeer stole hearts with acting wins in their respective categories.

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Nikki Glaser Breaks the Hosting Ceiling

Nikki Glaser made history as the Golden Globes' first solo female host. Her sharp wit and funny remarks set the tone for a very unforgettable evening. Netizens clearly adored her in the part, establishing her reputation as a comedy powerhouse.

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Denzel Washington: A Historic Nomination

While he didn’t win, Denzel Washington made history with his 11th Golden Globe nomination for Gladiator II. At 70, Washington continues to break barriers for Black actors, surpassing the late Sidney Poitier’s record.

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Lookalikes Steal the Spotlight

The red carpet got playful with Glen Powell and Timothée Chalamet’s doppelgängers making a surprise appearance. The lookalikes, winners of social media contests, even mimicked the stars’ iconic styles, creating a viral moment for the ages.

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A "Substantial" Onstage Reunion

Demi Moore and her The Substance co-star Margaret Qualley brought their film’s quirky concept to life in a hilarious onstage exchange. Their playful banter about “switching bodies” every seven days had the audience roaring with laughter.

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The Papal Thriller and Animated Wonders

Conclave earned Best Screenplay honors for its gripping tale of power and politics, while Flow, a poignant Latvian animated film, swam away with Best Animated Feature. Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross added another trophy to their shelf for their electrifying Challengers score.

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What’s Next?

The 82nd Golden Globes, with so much talent on display, have already kicked off an exciting awards season. Who will keep the momentum going, and what surprises are still in store? Stay tuned - Hollywood is just getting started!

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