Jennifer Lawrence continues to shine as she scored another win in the 2014 Golden Globes after bagging the best supporting actress plum for her role in "American Hustle."

The "Hunger Games"star bested other heavy-hitting nominees like Lupita N'yongo of "12 Years a Slave," Julie Roberts in "August: Osage County," Sally Hawkins in "Blue Jasmine," and June Squibb of "Nebraska."

Jennifer Lawrence was also the winner in last year's Golden Globes when she bagged the best actress award for her role in "Silver Linings Playbook." It's the same role that netted her the Oscars in 2013, also for best actress.

Lawrence didn't just take home the trophy, she also earned the nod of most fashion critics for her choice of dress. She wore a classic black and white, Belle Epoque-inspired gown designed by Christian Dior, said Star-Ledger.

Meanwhile, the jokester actress just couldn't stop hamming it up for the camera as she stole the limelight from Taylor Swift during an interview with Golden Globes host Ryan Seacrest at the red carpet.

According to Us magazine, Lawrence told Taylor that she was "going to come in and push you down the stairs. I was like, 'She'll crack up. She would really love that.'"

To which Taylor quipped: "People would love that."

A snapshot of the photobomb showed Lawrence creeping up on the "Safe and Sound" singer. Incidentally, "Safe and Sound" was included in the official soundtrack from the "Hunger Games," which stars Lawrence as Katniss Everdeen.

The moment was shared by Seacrest on his Instagram with a caption, "The single most important photo from the #goldenglobes red carpet."

It's revenge time for Lawrence after she herself was a victim of a videobomb when Jack Nicholson cut her in a middle of her interview with "Good Morning America" after winning the Oscars trophy.

"You did such a beautiful job. I didn't mean to cross into your interview but I had to congratulate you," Jack told Lawrence, Daily Mail reported.

And with his trademark smile, Nicholson added: "You look like an old girlfriend of mine."