LOS ANGELES: The Golden Globes -- the first major event in Hollywood's awards season -- opened Sunday with a show of solidarity with France after Islamist attacks and a pledge of support for freedom of expression.
Comic duo Tina Fey and Amy Poehler opened the three-hour show -- second only to next month's all-important Oscars -- with a monologue making fun notably of the recent Sony Pictures hack and the firestorm over "The Interview," a farce about killing North Korea's leader.
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