Hollywood’s biggest stars were ready to party after the Golden Globes … flocking to some of L.A.’s hottest spots to keep the night going.

A-listers packed into Netflix’s bash at Wolfgang Puck’s Spago — while others opted for the iconic Chateau Marmont … and it was truly a who’s who.

George Clooney and his wife, Amal, were seen cozying up to Netflix boss Ted Sarandos for a flick … while Robin Wright, Keri Russell, and Oscar Isaac also made sure to stay close to the head honcho.

Young Hollywood was also out in full force … with Jacob Elordi and Mia Goth seen enjoying each other’s company.

Jennifer Lawrence made a huge splash at the 83rd Golden Globe Awards Sunday night — and it was all thanks to her see-through dress!

The actress stunned everyone at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles when she showed up in a sheer gown embroidered with flowers that barely hid any part of her body.

Lawrence posed for paparazzi pics on the red carpet in her so-called “naked dress” with a satin shawl around her waist — and it was total bedlam.

Check out the video … shutterbugs are shouting for Lawrence to face them as she turns her amazing figure from side to side to accommodate their flashing cameras.

DK Metcalf‘s season could’ve ended when the NFL suspended him two games for hitting a Lions fan — but it didn’t — and now he’s got a chance to make amends, according to a 2x Super Bowl champ!

TMZ Sports talked to Charlie Batch, who not only played 11 seasons in Pittsburgh but now covers the team, and he says things could’ve gotten ugly if the Steelers lost to the Ravens and missed the playoffs.

Of course, the cause of the altercation between Metcalf and the fan is still disputed. The Lions supporter is adamant he simply called DK by his full name … while DK’s circle told Chad Johnson he used a racial slur.

The fan, Ryan Kennedy, has since denied ever using any such language.

Whatever happened, the NFL still hit Metcalf with a hefty punishment for his role in the ugly incident.

Without their star receiver, Pittsburgh barely made the playoffs, losing their week 17 game against the Browns, before clinching the AFC North crown with a win over the Ravens, thanks to a missed field goal in the waning moments of the game.

The No. 4-seeded Steelers are hopeful that Metcalf’s return will spark a playoff run as they open at home against the No. 5 Houston Texans on Monday night.