Mark Ruffalo, Jean Smart, Natasha Lyonne and Wanda Sykes were among the A-lister nominees and attendees taking a stand against ICE at Sunday's Golden Globes. In many cases, the actors walking the carpet at Sunday's awards ceremony in Los Angeles wore black and white pins that read "ICE Out" and "Be Good" in honor Renee Good,

Jean Smart may have just beat Natasha Lyonne for the Golden Globe for Best Female Actor in a TV comedy, but they were united in standing against ICE on the red carpet. Both actors were among the handful of people to wear pins to the award show as part of the #BeGood campaign,

Jean Smart gave her new boyfriend Joe Pacheco a big shoutout when she accepted her second Golden Globe for Hacks on Sunday.

Experience reigned as the Golden Globes kicked off Sunday night, with a slew of veteran actors including Noah Wyle, Jean Smart and Stellan Skarsgård all taking prizes at the 83rd annual show.

The biggest Critics Choice winners, from Seth Rogen to Jean Smart, hammed it up for press backstage at the annual awards show.

The hero spot, ‘Kids Table,’ features Emmy Award–winning actor Jean Smart. Other ads in the campaign include ‘Landline,’ ‘Girl Talk’ and ‘Cheat Code.’ It will run across retail media networks, digital out-of-home, online video, OTT and CTV.

Formally cementing podcasting as film and TV’s full-fledged peer, the Globes will award their very first Best Podcast honor. Best Stand-Up Special will also make its debut. Buzz: 'West Wing' Actor Timothy Busfield Faces Child *** Abuse Charge In New Mexico While the marquee names set the tone,