Nathan Fillion gives Heidi Klum a hand as she dances on a table. Blame it on the massive DeLeon Tequila bar.

The new guard: Sarah Hyland, Vanessa Hudgens, Selena Gomez, some lucky guy, Ashley Tisdale and Josh Hutcherson at the Weinstein party. They supplanted former "OMG" groupings of past years like Lohan-Hilton-Kardashian. (Photo by Mike Windle/Getty Images)

Jessica Chastain made her way to the NBCUniversal party, trophy in hand. Eerily, NBCU used a handful of rooms on the foutth floor as that party's bathrooms, all of which surrounded the former room 434, where Whitney Houston died in February. The room no longer has a number, and staff were actively using it during the party. It's now used for "storage," one security guard told me. (Photo by Katie Valentine)

Casper Smart and Jennifer Lopez at Weinstein. Lopez and Diddy were both there, reuniting one of the late 1990s most iconic celebrity couples.

Leonardo DiCaprio (right) arrived at the Weinstein party before the show ended and was wrangling friends to head over to the Sunset Tower, where CAA had its second bash of the weekend.

Jonah Hill to Harvey Weinstein (as Bradley Cooper listens in): "I can vouch for this guy." (Mike Windle for Getty Images)

Actress Helen McCrory and husband, "Homeland" star and Golden Globe winner Damian Lewis, dance at the Weinstein party. 

"Django Unchained's" Christoph Waltz strikes a familiar pose.

After delivering an moving speech -- a highwater mark in the "lifetime achievement" variety -- Jodie Foster was ready to rock when she arrived at Weinstein. The actress is tailed by the nastiest security guard in the event business, who has been known to kick talent off of their own red carpets. Foster survived with plenty of Moet to spare.

Universal chief Ron Meyer and "Les Miserables" director Tom Hooper (Photo by Jason Kempin)

Tina Fey and Amy Poehler's hush-hush afterparty at Soho House got rolling around 10:30 and went until late. (Here, they toast their co-host, Baileys). Aziz Ansari, Jon Hamm, Michelle Dockery, Seth Meyers, Kristen Wiig, Louis C.K. and more turned it into a dance party. Whitney Houston's "I Want to Dance with Somebody" went over as well as Fey and Poehler's monologue hours earlier. (Photo by Alexandra Wyman)

Jennifer Salke, president of NBC Entertainment, joins Golden Globe winner Anne Hathaway on the roof at NBC's post-party. Fiat and Hilton sponsored. (Photo by Trae Patton/NBC)

Bonnie Hammer and The Saturdays, who played a short set. Their reality show is coming to "E!" (Photo by Trae Patton/NBC)

Jimmy Fallon, Bob Greenblatt, and Lorne Michaels at NBC. (Photo by Trae Patton/NBC)

All in the (NBCU) Family: Anne Hathaway, Olympic gold medalist Gabby Douglas and teammate Aly Raisman. Remember them? (Jason Kempin for NBCUniversal)

Ben and Casey Affleck at the InStyle/Warner Brothers party. (Michael Buckner/Getty Images)

No recount necessary for victorious "Game Change" director Jay Roach and wife, singer Susannah Hoffs, at the HBO party. (Photo by Frederick M. Brown)

At InStyle/Warner Bros, Sofia Vergara asked for "Pitbull" to be played, but had to settle for Gloria Estefan. (Photo by Jason Merritt/Getty Images)

"50 Cent," a Globes night regular, is looking more like "Curtis Jackson" at the HBO party. (Photo by Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images)

Scandal! The face of AMC (Jon Hamm) rolled in to the HBO party with his longtime partner Jennifer Westfeldt. By the end of the night, Hamm would be the center of the dance circle at Amy Poehler and Tina Fey's Soho House dance party. (Photo by Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images)

Quentin Tarantino, who picked up a Golden Globe for his "Django Unchained" screenplay, offers his lap to Marie Claire Magazine Editor-in-Chief Anne Fulenwider, who's new on the job. (Photo by Ari Perilstein/Getty Images for TWC)

A an array of iPads at all events made security feel a lot tighter this year. Even Richard Gere was stopped as he approached Weinstein, with a guard telling him that he needed a wristband. After a beat, the guard pulled a band out of his pocket and banded Gere and wife Carey Lowell.  (Photo by Ari Perilstein/Getty Images for TWC)

Bob Weinstein with actress Jessica Alba.

Guilt-free drinking: "Veep" star Julia Louis-Dreyfus receives a bottle of champagne before entering the Beverly Hilton, part of Moet's Toast for a Cause. Every glass raised earned $1,000 for a nominee's charity of choice.

"Boardwalk Empire's" Steve Buscemi, booze in hand, makes his way into the party.

Just after her Baltimore Ravens won the epic playoff game against the Broncos, Stacy Keibler was in good spirits for the Art of Elysium bash on Saturday night.

Art of Elysium, a black-tie, arts-focused charity for ill children was held inside the Second Street tunnel in downtown L.A. The charity, which boasts strong industry support, had a production designer donate her time to build out the space. (Photo by Jason Merritt/Getty Images)

Coco Arquette, David Arquette and Harlow Olivia Calliope at the Art of Elysium Gala on Saturday night. (Photo by Michael Kovac)

Kelly Osbourne and Anna Kendrick. (Photo by Michael Kovac)

John Legend performed at the Art of Elysium afterparty, making a habit of these night-before intimate appearances. He played Showtime's soiree at the Sunset Tower on Emmys-eve back in September. (Photo by Getty Images for AOE)

AOE Founder Jennifer Howell and actress Perry Reeves. (Photo by Getty Images)

A "Brody" Family Portrait: "Homeland's" Morgan Saylor, Morena Baccarin, Damien Lewis and Jackson Pace at Showtime's dinner at Cheateau Marmont celebrating its 2013 Golden Globe nominees on Saturday night.

Showtime's Matt Blank with Naomi Watts and Liev Schreiber. (Photo by Alexandra Wyman)

Before Globes Weekend, Chris Colfer premiered "Struck by Lightning." "While I'm sitting there acting, I'm wondering if everyone is judging my performance and the writing that I am spitting out as well," Colfer said of his writing-acting debut. Colfer's "Glee" pals Darren Criss and Harry Shum joined him at the L.A. premiere on Jan. 6.

"Struck by Lighning" star Sarah Hyland at Tribeca Films' afterparty at Eden.