COSTELLO: Meryl Streep's political speech might have been the standout moment from the Golden Globes, but the musical "La La Land" was the big winner of the night, taking home a record seven awards. CNN's Stephanie Elam has more for you from Los Angeles. Good morning.</s>STEPHANIE ELAM, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, Carol. That was a big win. The record there being beaten by "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," the last time a movie won six awards. So this one beating big time here in "La La Land," which was expected to be a favorite there doing quite well, winning every award that it was up for. Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone also winning for their performances in the modern day musical as well. The other big winner of the night was "Moonlight," which won Best Dramatic Picture, and that was that people were wondering if it was going to come through and when, or whether it would beat "Manchester By the Sea." So that movie doing well, getting that Best Picture nod. That was a big one. A lot of big speeches that we saw there as well, Carol. We saw Ryan Gosling with a very touching speech to his love, his lady, as he put it, Eva Mendez, for raising their daughters and also helping her brother while he was battling cancer. So a tender side that we got to see to some of the stars. Lots of beautiful dresses. There he goes, as he walked up to give that speech. Beautiful dresses, beautiful classic tuxedos. I was on the red carpet and it looked like people went back for a lot of old Hollywood glamour last night -- Carol.</s>COSTELLO: Sure did. Stephanie Elam reporting live from Los Angeles, thank you. Thank you for joining me today. I'm Carol Costello. "AT THIS HOUR WITH BERMAN AND BOLDUAN," after the break.
"La La Land" Breaks Awards Record.