Golden Globe Awards 2010 - WINNERS

The winners of the 67th Annual Golden Globe Awards were announced this morning at a star-studded ceremony held at The Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, hosted by Ricky Gervais.

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The full list of winners below:

BEST MOVIE (DRAMA)

Avatar

ACTOR (DRAMA)

Jeff Bridges - Crazy Heart

ACTRESS (DRAMA)

Sandra Bullock - The Blind Side

BEST MUSICAL OR COMEDY

The Hangover

ACTOR (MUSICAL OR COMEDY)

Robert Downey, Jr. - Sherlock Holmes

ACTRESS (MUSICAL OR COMEDY)

Meryl Streep - Julie & Julia

FOREIGN-LANGUAGE FILM

The White Ribbon

ANIMATED FILM

Up

SUPPORTING ACTOR

Christoph Waltz - Inglourious Basterds

SUPPORTING ACTRESS

Mo'Nique - Precious

DIRECTOR

James Cameron - Avatar

SCREENPLAY

Up in the Air

ORIGINAL SCORE

Michael Giacchino - Up

ORIGINAL SONG

"The Weary Kind" - Crazy Heart

Decil B Demille (lifetime achievement) Award

Martin Scorsese

Robert Downey Jr. And Ben Stiller Turned Down Oscar Hosting Gig

By Katey Rich

The hunt for an Oscar host trudges on. Hugh Jackman has officially turned down the chance to do the gig a second time, Ricky Gervais is tied up hosting the Golden Globes, and now Nikki Finke is reporting that producers Bill Mechanic and Adam Shankman sent out an offer to Ben Stiller and Robert Downey Jr. to host as a duo. As incredible as that pairing would have been, they said no.

Can't blame 'em, really-- hosting the Oscars is a thankless job that comes with a lot of criticism, and with Downey starring both in December's Sherlock Holmes and next May's Iron Man 2, he's running a real risk of overexposure. Stiller might actually have more reason to go for it-- his star isn't shining as brightly as Downey Jr.'s these days, and he isn't as likely to wind up gunning for an Oscar in the coming years, meaning he could take more potshots without caring about who he offends. But my guess is Stiller wouldn't get the job without Downey Jr., and RDJ would rather only don the tuxedo as Tony Stark.

There's one bit of good news out of this, though-- the fact that Shankman and Mechanic considered these two at all suggests they're heading in a younger, hipper direction. Sorry to everyone who thinks Billy Crystal should be resurrected as a host; it seems likelier that Tina Fey or Stephen Colbert would get the gig.