The Golden Globes 2018 was a celebration of the best film and TV of 2017, but it was also a celebration of Hollywood’s woman, who stood firm against a culture of sexual harassment in the entertainment industry.

In a bold move many women wore plunging necklines and dark garments in defiance against the sexualisation of women in Hollywood. 

Women such as actresses Kate Hudson, Halle Berry and Catherine Zeta-Jones made strong statements in black and daring sheer, low cut dresses at the awards show.

Award-winning actresses showed that they refused to be cowed by the spate of harassment and assault allegations that have come to light in recent months. 

Game of Throne’s Emilia Clarke joined in with the powerful protest, as did Wolf of Wall Street star Margot Robbie and singer Mariah Carey.

The Golden Globes was awash with black as the protest transformed the awards show.

Male stars also joined in and Nick Jonas and Dwayne Johnson among others wore the dark hue.

Natalie Portman also made a statement, pointing the uncomfortable fact that all the nominees for best director were male.

Celebrities stormed the red carpet dressed in black this year in protest, wearing a pin that reads 'Time's Up'.

But what is the meaning behind it and what is the 'Time's Up' pin? 

The protest is part of the Time’s Up movement which is in recognition of the #MeToo viral hashtag.

Other stars that wore black included Kendall Jenner, Penelope Cruz, Reese Witherspoon and Margot Robbie.

Halle Berry looked incredible in a lacy sheer black number that showed off her amazing figure.

How can you watch the Golden Globes 2018? 

No UK channels are showing the ceremony this year.

In the US it is possible to watch the show on NBC, Hulu with a Live TV plan, Sling TV and on Youtube.

The 75th Golden Globe Awards ceremony was be hosted by late night television host Seth Meyers. 

The Golden Globes 2018 nominations and nominees span television and film.