Sparkling stars, dazzling movies filled the eyes staring at the Golden Globes award night. In 5 weeks, the stars will shift to the Oscar and the eyes will follow. Some medias try to criticize or to predict the winners, but who would deny the fever that the awards brought to the world has made them biggest winners.

The Globes turns to a vane of the Oscar in recent years. Thus the big winners in Oscar are expected to be selected from The Aviator, Sideways and Million Dollar Baby, which have taken top Golden Globe Awards.

"The Aviator," Martin Scorsese's three-hour journey through the life of the daring, charismatic but also phobic magnate Howard Hughes, won for best motion picture drama. Its star, Leonardo DiCaprio, won best actor in a drama for his portrayal of Hughes.

"Sideways," the director Alexander Payne's tale of an ornery oenophile traveling through California wine country with his best friend, won best picture in the musical or comedy category. Mr. Payne won the Globe for best screenplay with his writing partner, Jim Taylor.

"Million Dollar Baby," is a story of a crusty boxing trainer and the waitress he trains to be a champion fighter. Clint Eastwood won best director for it. Hilary Swank, who had also been nominated this year for her work in the television film "Iron Jawed Angels," won best actress in a drama as the boxer.

Nominations for Oscar will be announced on January 25 and the awards will be given out on February 27 in California.