Seth Meyers hosted the 75th annual Golden Globes Awards, addressing the recent scandals in Hollywood, including the Harvey Weinstein and Kevin Spacey incidents. He made light of the issues, using humor to talk about the changes in the industry. Meyers also highlighted the Time's Up initiative, a movement that aims to support those affected by harassment and inequality in the industry. He gave a nod to the many people behind the scenes, such as hairdressers, camera people, and script supervisors, who work hard to make films and TV shows possible. Additionally, Meyers acknowledged the hard work and perseverance of women in the industry, who have faced even greater challenges to succeed. Throughout the monologue, he was joined by various celebrities, including Jessica Chastain, Billy Eichner, Issa Rae, and Amy Poehler, who participated in a segment called "Jokes Seth Can't Tell," where they delivered punchlines to jokes that might be more effectively told by someone other than a straight white male.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The event is the 75th annual Golden Globes.
2. The year is 2018.
3. Seth Meyers is the host of the Golden Globes.
4. The ceremony is being held to celebrate the best in film and television.
5. Harvey Weinstein is not in attendance at the ceremony.
6. Oprah Winfrey is receiving the Cecil B. DeMille Award.
7. The Hollywood Foreign Press is the organization behind the Golden Globes.
8. The ceremony is being held at a hotel.
9. Amy Poehler, Jessica Chastain, and other celebrities are in attendance.
10. The Time's Up initiative is being supported by many in the room.
11. Activists from outside the industry have been invited to the ceremony in support of the Time's Up initiative.
12. The Golden Globes is a celebration of the work of people in the film and television industry.
13. Many jobs in the film industry are considered "American dream jobs" that require hard work and dedication.
14. The women in the industry have had to work even harder than their male counterparts to achieve success.
Note: I've excluded any statements that could be considered opinions or jokes, and focused on extracting factual information from the text.