The brightness of a Golden Globe Award is equal to the actors’ smiles when this time of year arrives.

Once again the annual Golden Globe Awards, held January 10 by Hollywood Foreign Press Association celebrated excellence in film and television.

The first award ceremony was held in 1944, and sincee then the award show has honored celebrates some of the best movies and TV shows of the year

Categories include Best Picture-Drama, Best Picture-Musical/Comedy, Best Actor-Motion Picture-Drama, and more.

Let’s take a look at who took home a trophy.

Major Winners

Actor in Drama Motion Picture: Austin Bulter, “Elvis”

Drama Motion Picture: “The Fabelmans”

Musical or Comedy Motion Picture: “The Banshees of Inisherin”

Actress in a Musical or Comedy Motion Picture: Michelle Yeoh

Drama TV Series: “House of the Dragon”

“Baz Luhrmann’s bio pic ‘Elvis’ is not only a visually unique and appealing, it is also a film that perfectly captures Luhrmann’s eccentric style while showing Elvis’s

exuberant love for his music,” said sophomore Max Moliter.

Moliter found the movie to be an emotional retelling of Elvis Preseley’s remarkable life, featuring Austin Bulter’s groundbreaking performance.

Moliter, who also watched “House of Dragons,” a prequel to “Game of  Thrones” enjoyed the return to Westeros.

“It was a truly enjoyable show that may bring back fan excitement following the heavy backlash for ‘Game of Thrones’ final season,” he explained.

Both “Elvis” and “House of Dragons” received recognition they deserved, according to Moliter.

“House of Dragons stood out as a remarkable drama show, and tragedy, that focused heavily on a family and trying to keep the house together. While Austin Bulter, the actor who played Elvis, stood out as a fantastic performer, and perfectly embodied the essence of Elvis,” he explained

Moliter recommends everyone to see both.