Globes Highlights and (of Course) Lowlights LOS ANGELES - It used to be that the best part of awards shows, for those watching at home, was dissecting everyone's outfits. Now that that happens on screen, too - and online, and often in real time - the best part is dissecting everything, the missteps and scripted and unscripted high points, all capturable and re-viewable in GIF form. The Bagger's pals at Vulture give props to Julia Louis-Dreyfus for playing along with all the bits that hosts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler threw at her from the stage (what happened to the rest of that hot dog?) and to newly crowned feminist hero Emma Thompson, who threw away her heels but carried her martini onstage. The seating charts, in a year when the ballroom was an extra-tight squeeze, which left winners taking precious moments clambering to the stage, was a miss. The GIF-masters over at Buzzfeed spotlight Ms. Fey's Leonardo DiCaprio joke ("And now, like a supermodel's vagina, let's all give a warm welcome to Leonardo DiCaprio") and his smiling reaction, as well as Jim Carrey's dig at Shia LaBeouf's recent plagiarism dust-up. ("Dying is easy, comedy is hard. I believe it was Shia LaBeouf who said that.") And a host of comedians and pop culturists took on Jacqueline Bisset's long, meandering acceptance speech. I helped write Jacqueline Bisset's speech. Did you like it? Ellen DeGeneres tweeted. What were your favorite or least favorite moments?