Sunday, at the Golden Globe Awards, the „30 Rock” star and creator Tina Fey was named best actress in a TV comedy, while her NBC series got the trophy for best comedy from the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.

While accepting her award, Fey said she considered herself very lucky to had had such a good year in 2008, still she added that whenever people came to feel good about themselves, others were bound to start disliking them, referring to her Internet haters.

After the audience burst into laughter and applause, Tina Fey said she wanted to address some of the aforementioned web haters, telling the ones she named (Babs in La Crosse, Diane-fan and Cougar-letter) to suck it.

Last year, Fey’s sitcom „30 Rock” won three Emmys, for best comedy series, writing and for Fey’s performance.

Alec Baldwin, who plays Fey’s boss in the series, was honored with a Golden Globe for best comedy actor Sunday night.

AMC’s TV drama revolving around 1960s America as seen through the prism of Madison Avenue „Mad Men” won the trophy for best TV drama for the second year in a row, while last year, the series created by Matthew Weiner became the first basic cable series to win a best drama Emmy.

Anna Paquin was chosen best actress in a TV drama for her role in „True Blood,” while Gabriel Byrne won the best actor in a TV drama Globe for his portrayal of a therapist in HBO's „In Treatment.”