Billie Eilish and Finneas won Golden Globe on Sunday night for their Bond theme, 'No Time To Die'.
Eilish took home the win for Best Original Song at tonight's not-televised 2022 Golden Globe Awards.
The music sensation, 20, won for her James Bond theme song, No Time To Die - from the film of the same name - which she co-wrote with her musician brother, Finneas O’Connell, 24, and recorded in a bedroom studio.
The duo beat out Beyonce, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Van Morrison, Carole King and Jennifer Hudson.
Eilish - who wrote the ballad when she was 17 - is the youngest artist to have written and recorded a James Bond theme song. "No Time To Die" won a Grammy in March 2021 at the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards, for best song written for visual media.
The other nominees for the Globe for best original song were: Beyoncé for her song Be Alive, from the movie King Richard; Lin-Manuel Miranda for Dos Orugitas, from the movie Encanto; Van Morrison for the song Down to Joy, from the movie Belfast; Jennifer Hudson and Carole King for the song Here I Am, from the movie Respect.
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