The trophies for the 2021 Golden Globe winners were mailed out.

Netflix swept the night with seven awards, including Best Drama for The Crown. In the film categories, Nomadland and Borat Subsequent Moviefilm took top honors in the drama and comedy/musical categories.

The 2021 Golden Globes ceremony opened with sharp sarcasm from hosts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler about the lack of diversity at the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.

A recent report in the L.A. Times revealed that not a single member of the HFPA (the group that votes on the awards) is black; the HFPA acknowledged its failure during the show, issuing a statement promising that three members would do so

and that the HFPA would be "a very good organization to work with. The rest of the show was a mixture of technical problems (the first recipient, Daniel Kaluuya, began his speech on mute) and teleconference awkwardness. There were some genuinely great moments, such as Taylor Simone Ledward, widow of the late Chadwick Boseman, giving a moving speech after receiving the award.

But aside from the novelty of glimpses of celebrities in their homes, their dogs, and their pajamas, the Golden Globes show itself is widely considered a dud. The best part was that the spotlight was on deserving winners like Chloe Zhao, director of "Nomadland," the first (and second woman) Asian American woman to "take home" an award in the category.

Best Picture (Drama) "Nomadland" (available on Hulu)

Best Picture (Musical or Comedy) "Borat Subseeker Movie" (available on Amazon Prime Video)

Best Director (Film) Chloe Zhao Nomad Land"

Best Actress (Motion Picture) Andra Day, "America vs. Billie Holiday (on Hulu)

Best Actor (film, drama) Chadwick Boseman, Ma Rainey's Black Bottom (on Netflix)

Best Actress (film, musical, comedy) Rosamund Pike, I Care a Lot. (available on Netflix)

Best Actor (Musical, Comedy) Sacha Baron Cohen, Borat

Best Supporting Actress (Film) Jodie Foster, Mauritanian (available on VOD on March 2)

Best Supporting Actor (Film) Daniel Kaluuya, "Judas and the Black Messiah" (Original title) (Available on HBO Max)

Best Screenplay for a Motion Picture Aaron Sorkin, "Chicago 7 Trials" (Distributed on Netflix)

Best Picture (Foreign Language)

Best Picture (Animated)

Best Original Composition (Motion Picture) Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross and John Batiste, "Soul" (Distributed on Disney Plus)

Best Original Song (Motion Picture) Io Sì (Seen)," Life Ahead (streaming on Netflix)

Best TV Series, Drama, "The Crown" (streaming on Netflix)

Best TV Series, Musical or Comedy, "Shits Creek" ( Streaming on Netflix)

Best Limited Series, Anthology Series or Made-for-TV Movie, "The Queen's Gambit" (Streaming on Netflix) (streaming on Netflix)

Best TV Series Actress Emma Colin ("The Crown")

Best TV Series Actor Josh O'Connor ("The Crown")

Best TV Series Actress Catherine O'Hara, " Shits Creek"

Best Actor in a Television Series (TV Series/Musical/Comedy) Jason Sudeikis, "Ted Russo" (streaming on Apple TV Plus)

Best Actress in a Limited Series/Anthology Series/TV Production Aniya Taylor-Joy, "The Queen's Gambit"

Best Actor, Television Series/Film Mark Ruffalo, I Know This Much Is True (streaming on HBO Max)

Best Supporting Actress Gillian Anderson, The Crown

Best Supporting Actor Award John Boyega, "Small Axe" (streaming on Amazon Prime Video)