Update: 7:05pm MT: First award: Kate Winslett, best supporting actress for Revolutionary Road. She's so elegant.
Here's Sting, he doesn't look as sexy with brown hair. He's introducing the best original songs. I hope Miley Cirus doesn't win for that syrupy number. Here's Bruce's song from the Wrestler. The Boss wins! He and Patti look terrific.
Update: Best actress in a dramatic tv series...Anna Pacquin, True Blood. I've never seen it, she's the little girl in The Piano, all grown up. She looks great. I wonder if Sally Field had won whether she would have said, "You still like me!"
Update: Sally Hawkins wins...she was so shocked she didn't think to kiss Johnny Depp. I never would have let that chance go by.
Update: I really didn't like John Adams. Some of the other movies in that category seemed good.
Demi Moore looks really pretty. I like her dress too. Heath Ledger wins, of course, for the Dark Knight.
Update: Yes to Slumdog Millionaire for best screenplay. I can't wait to see it.
Best tv actor in a comedy: Alec Baldwin, 30 Rock. Best actress in a comedy: Tina Fey, 30 Rock.
Update: Yea! Best Director goes to Danny Boyle, for Slumdog Millionaire. Yes, I know I haven't seen it but it's the underdog and the audience there is cheering it. And I love Indian movies and am a real sucker for Bollywood.
Ok, everyone can finish watching and commenting here, I'm going to revert to tivo to watch 24 and Brothers and Sisters. Also, the first episode of Damages is re-airing tonight on FX -- on Demand has it if you missed it. It's very intense, particularly William Hurt. So much tv, so little time. Is it just me, or has politics become so unfulfilling lately it's more fun to watch tv?