The following are nominees in major categories:

Album Of The Year

21 — Adele

Wasting Light — Foo Fighters

Born This Way — Lady Gaga

Doo-Wops & Hooligans — Bruno Mars

Loud — Rihanna

Record Of The Year

“Rolling In The Deep” — Adele

“Holocene” — Bon Iver

“Grenade” — Bruno Mars

“The Cave” — Mumford & Sons

“Firework” — Katy Perry

Best New Artist

The Band Perry

Bon Iver

J. Cole

Nicki Minaj

Skrillex

Song Of The Year

“All Of The Lights” — Jeff Bhasker, Malik Jones, Warren Trotter & Kanye West, songwriters (Kanye West, Rihanna, Kid Cudi & Fergie)

“The Cave” — Ted Dwane, Ben Lovett, Marcus Mumford & Country Winston, songwriters (Mumford & Sons)

“Grenade” — Brody Brown, Claude Kelly, Philip Lawrence, Ari Levine, Bruno Mars & Andrew Wyatt, songwriters (Bruno Mars)

“Holocene” — Justin Vernon, songwriter (Bon Iver)

“Rolling In The Deep” — Adele Adkins & Paul Epworth, songwriters (Adele)

Best Pop Solo Performance

“Someone Like You” — Adele

“Yoü And I” — Lady Gaga

“Grenade” — Bruno Mars

“Firework” — Katy Perry

“F***in’ Perfect” — Pink

Best Pop Duo/Group Performance

“Body And Soul” — Tony Bennett & Amy Winehouse

“Dearest” — The Black Keys

“Paradise” — Coldplay

“Pumped Up Kicks” — Foster The People

“Moves Like Jagger” — Maroon 5 & Christina Aguilera

Best Dance Recording

“Raise Your Weapon” — Deadmau5 & Greta Svabo Bech

“Barbra Streisand” — Duck Sauce

“Sunshine” — David Guetta & Avicii

“Call Your Girlfriend” — Robyn

“Scary Monsters And Nice Sprites” — Skrillex

“Save The World” — Swedish House Mafia

Best Rock Performance

“Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall” — Coldplay

“Down By The Water” — The Decemberists

“Walk” — Foo Fighters

“The Cave” — Mumford & Sons

“Lotus Flower” — Radiohead

Best Hard Rock/Metal Performance

“On The Backs Of Angels” — Dream Theater

“White Limo” — Foo Fighters

“Curl Of The Burl” — Mastodon

“Public Enemy No. 1″ — Megadeth

“Blood In My Eyes” — Sum 41

Best Rock Album

Rock ‘N’ Roll Party Honoring Les Paul — Jeff Beck

Wasting Light — Foo Fighters

Come Around Sundown — Kings Of Leon

I’m With You — Red Hot Chili Peppers

The Whole Love — Wilco

Best Alternative Music Album

Bon Iver — Bon Iver

Codes And Keys — Death Cab For Cutie

Torches — Foster The People

Circuital — My Morning Jacket

The King Of Limbs — Radiohead

Best Traditional R&B Performance

“Sometimes I Cry” — Eric Benét

“Fool For You” — Cee Lo Green & Melanie Fiona

“Radio Message” — R. Kelly

“Good Man” — Raphael Saadiq

“Surrender” — Betty Wright & The Roots

Best R&B Album

F.A.M.E. — Chris Brown

Second Chance — El DeBarge

Love Letter — R. Kelly

Pieces Of Me — Ledisi

Kelly — Kelly Price

Best Rap/Sung Collaboration

“Party” — Beyoncé & André 3000

“I’m On One” — DJ Khaled, Drake, Rick Ross & Lil Wayne

“I Need A Doctor” — Dr. Dre, Eminem & Skylar Grey

“What’s My Name?” — Rihanna & Drake

“Motivation” — Kelly Rowland & Lil Wayne

“All Of The Lights” — Kanye West, Rihanna, Kid Cudi & Fergie

Best Rap Performance

“Look At Me Now” — Chris Brown, Lil Wayne & Busta Rhymes

“Otis” — Jay-Z & Kanye West

“The Show Goes On” — Lupe Fiasco

“Moment 4 Life” — Nicki Minaj & Drake

“Black And Yellow” — Wiz Khalifa

Best Country Solo Performance

“Dirt Road Anthem” — Jason Aldean

“I’m Gonna Love You Through It” — Martina McBride

“Honey Bee” — Blake Shelton

“Mean” — Taylor Swift

“Mama’s Song” — Carrie Underwood

Best Country Song

“Are You Gonna Kiss Me Or Not” — Jim Collins & David Lee Murphy, songwriters (Thompson Square)

“God Gave Me You” — Dave Barnes, songwriter (Blake Shelton)

“Just Fishin’” — Casey Beathard, Monty Criswell & Ed Hill, songwriters (Trace Adkins)

“Mean” — Taylor Swift, songwriter (Taylor Swift)

“Threaten Me With Heaven” — Vince Gill, Amy Grant, Will Owsley & Dillon O’Brian, songwriters (Vince Gill)

“You And Tequila” — Matraca Berg & Deana Carter, songwriters (Kenny Chesney Featuring Grace Potter)

Best Americana Album

Emotional Jukebox — Linda Chorney

Pull Up Some Dust And Sit Down — Ry Cooder

Hard Bargain — Emmylou Harris

Ramble At The Ryman — Levon Helm

Blessed — Lucinda Williams

Best Blues Album

Low Country Blues — Gregg Allman

Roadside Attractions — Marcia Ball

Man In Motion — Warren Haynes

The Reflection — Keb’ Mo’

Revelator — Tedeschi Trucks Band

Best Folk Album

Barton Hollow — The Civil Wars

I’ll Never Get Out Of This World Alive — Steve Earle

Helplessness Blues — Fleet Foxes

Ukulele Songs — Eddie Vedder

The Harrow & The Harvest — Gillian Welch

Phoebe Price: She looks ridiculous in this black and white number and the hat or fascinator doesn’t help.

Kraven: We need sunglasses just to look at this outfit.

Soulja Boy: Monstrosity…The only thing we like are the sunglasses.

Bleona Qereti: By far one of the trashiest outfits on the red carpet tonight. Where was she going?

Ellie Goulding: This is not the outfit for you Ellie. J.Lo could have rocked this way better.

Justin Bieber: Hugh Hefner is that you? Change is good but not this look. Ditch those sneakers.

More disasters to come…

Jenny McCarthy: The author/actress channeled her inner rocker with this purple dress. It definitely works for her.

Heidi Klum: The model kept is cute and simple in this silver dress pair with classic black pumps. We love it.

Mario: The R&B crooner represented for the men tonight in this dapper tux.

Jennifer Hudson: The new svelte singer can’t seem to do wrong in our eyes. She shines in this gold number.

John Legend: The singer also represented the men tonight in this classic black suit. Perfectly tailored and sharp.

Selena Gomez: We love when stars take a risk and play with fashion. Selena channeled a bit of old Hollywood.

More to come…

Kelly Osbourne looks slim and stunning in the full length crimson J Mendel gown.

We are loving Nina Dobrev strapless red Donna Karen gown. Sharp silhouette and perfect jewels (by Neil Lane) to make this look, one of the best!

We haven’t seen Julia Stiles on the red carpet lately but her return definitely did not go unnoticed. We love this form fitting Georges Hobeika Couture gown on her.

Jayma Mays channeled her inner princess in this blush pink dress.

Christina Baranski was pure sophistication last night. Classy and chic!

Sarah Hyland looked fresh and stylish in her Christian Siriano gown. Loving the jeweled detailing.

Kerry Washington shows us how a A List Hollywood actress should look on the red carpet.

Evan Rachel Wood and Kate Winslet looked stunning tonight

Our red carpet favorite Amber Riley looks amazing in this jeweled number. LOVE!

More to come…

Helena Bonham Carter – OMG! What a travesty! We here at John Simon Daily feel, Ms. Carter does this on purpose and love to make the worst dress list.

Temple Grandin – While we love her story, we just cannot get over her chosen attire for the Globes. No explanation is needed.

Jennifer Love Hewitt – Bad hair, bad tan and over sized dress are not working for you Love. What went wrong in the fitting?

Gabourey Sidibe – We adore the bubbly Gabby Sidibe, just not her choice in gowns for award shows. There is way too much going on with this ensemble.

Olivia Wilde – Perhaps Olivia thought she was at the VMAs as oppose to the star studded Golden Globe Awards. This attire could have been left on the rack for Miley Cyrus or Selena Gomez.

Dot Jones - SIGH!!!

Heidi Klum & Seal – You’re either in or you’re out?! You two are definitely out for these terrible ensembles. How did they both manage to wear ugly shoes? This would have been great for the Australian Outback.

Julia Kurbatova – Hmmm there is something fishy about this dress. Definitely a red carpet NO!

Jo Champa – There is nothing flattering about this strapless dress. It is also the wrong dress for this occasion.

Tilda Swinton – This is what you should NOT do on the red carpet. Hollywood please take notes! Are those pink shoes???

Kaley Cuoco - This gown totally does nothing for Kelly or her skin tone. A comb wouldn’t hurt either.

Scarlett Johansson - We understand Scarlett is currently going through a divorce from actor Ryan Reynolds but this should be the time where you show him what he is missing. The Elie Saab ensemble was not a perfect match for her or the Bride of Frankenstein up-do.

Darren Criss – Thank you Darren for proving one accessory can ruin an ensemble!

Julianne Moore – We do think the color is right but the dress is dreadfully wrong! Very unflattering and did this dress miss the garment steamer?

Images: Getty Images

The ADCOLOR Awards is an non-profit initiative launched by the ADCOLOR Industry Coalition – a collective formed in 2005 that serves to promote increased diversity in the advertising, marketing and media industries. The also aim to inspire current and future communications professionals of color by celebrating the accomplishments of diverse role models and industry leaders. This years honorees included Queen Latifah and Steve Stoute. Video of their acceptances speeches can be seen below.

Queen Latifah Accepts Her “All-Star” ADCOLOR Award

Steve Stoute Accepts His “Innovator Of The Year” ADCOLOR Award