Golden Globes: Nine Things the TV Cameras Missed
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- January 08, 2024
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“It’s a party in there,” star Da’Vine Joy Randolph said upon making it backstage to the press room after becoming the first Golden Globe winner of the night. She was right, too, as Hollywood’s party of the year went down inside the Beverly Hilton, and a proper bash translates to an overload of action both onscreen and behind the scenes as Golden Globe winners, nominees and guest mingled inside the hotel’s international ballroom by the hundreds.
Though the telecast aired for a first time on CBS and Paramount+, cameras could not capture all the noteworthy moments. Below is a wrap up of some things you didn’t see on television. Keeping Up With Timothée and Kylie Timothée Chalamet, nominated for his starring turn in the big screen musical , turned up at the big show alongside girlfriend Kylie Jenner in a showing that marked the couple’s first awards show appearance together.
They were spotted huddling next to one another before the started near a back corner of the Beverly Hilton’s international ballroom. Later, during a commercial break, they replayed some affectionate action as first seen at last summer’s U.S. Open by staring into each other’s eyes and kissing. To be fair, cameras did catch that but it was only streamed into the backstage press room as witnessed by and captured by .
By the time the telecast was over, Twitter was ablaze with conspiracy theories claiming that Selena Gomez told Taylor Swift and Keleigh Teller that she had requested a photo with Chalamet only to be denied by Jenner. Judge your lip reading skills below to see if the claims hold up. Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner hang out backstage during the opening monologue some tea “i asked for a picture with him and she (kylie jenner) said no” – selena gomez “with timothee?” selena nods Oprah Winfrey’s Moment With an Oscar Winner The mogul and producer of turned up to Sunday night’s telecast wearing a custom Louis Vuitton purple dress with matching shoes by Manolo Blahnik slingback pumps.
Once inside the ballroom, Winfrey, who delivered an iconic Globes moment in 2017 when she gave a speech after picking up the Cecil B. DeMille Award, made her way to her table where she immediately greeted seatmate and Oscar winning actress Michelle Yeoh. Keeping it in the CBS family, Winfrey also brought her BFF and star CBS staffer Gayle King.
Winfrey helped close the show by presenting the night’s final trophy for best motion picture, drama to . . Winfrey arrives to her table at the 2024 and gives a hug to Michelle Yeoh Only Friends in the Building Selena Gomez, nominated for her work in Hulu’s opposite Steve Martin, Martin Sheen and , kept busy during the pre show and commercial breaks by catching up with a slew of A list pals.
A spy noticed an animated encounter when Gomez made her way over to Taylor Swift’s table to have a close confab along with the superstar singer and her seatmate Keleigh Sperry, who is married to Miles Teller. Before the show, we also caught a sweet embrace between Gomez and (who also happen to share a manager, Aleen Keshishian).
Others who got close to the star included , Harrison Ford and Florence Pugh, among others. She was all smiles during those encounters and clearly less amused during Jo Koy’s monologue, seen below. . chats with during a break at the 2024 Jennifer Aniston and Selena Gomez come together at the 2024 OMG Selena Gomez during Jo Koy's Barbie jokes Selena Gomez and Florence Pugh are matching in red at this year's A Shining Good Time for Golden Globes’ Most Nominated Performer Speaking of Streep, who holds the record for the most nominated actor in Globes’ history, she made a splash on the red carpet.
She first posed alongside her longtime agent, CAA partner Kevin Huvane, and rather than head straight into the show, a spy watched Streep double back on the step and repeat to kiss Amanda Seyfriend while she was taking photos. Streep also made a beeline over to nominee Annette Bening for a big hug. Later, during the show, a live feed that streamed into the press room showed Streep planting a kiss on another legend, Steven Spielberg.
Steven Spielberg greets Meryl Streep at the Golden Globe Winner on Stripping Down to His Skivvies “It’s been a weird couple of days,” Golden Globe winner Jeremy Allen White said backstage in the press room about his life recently, a run that includes a new accessory for his mantle and a new, courtesy of Calvin Klein.
“It is bizarre. Doing a Calvin Klein ad is even more bizarre and now having it come out … but everything feels OK for now, thank you.” Even more OK for fans of White and Sunset Boulevard drivers is the massive billboard featuring revealing shots of White munching on an apple and taking his clothes off on a New York City rooftop.
Also worth noting: White, groomed by KC Fee with Navy Hair Care, put his clothes back on for Sunday night’s telecast also courtesy of Calvin Klein by wearing a custom tuxedo consisting of a double breasted wool jacket with satin grosgrain lapels, high waisted trousers and by a sheer silk voile shirt.
Jeremy Allen White talks winning at the in the same week as his viral Calvin Klein campaign Surprise, it’s Me! and have been best friends for decades. They run a production company, have collaborated on a slew of projects, won an Oscar together and shared a nomination Sunday night for producing Affleck’s film starring Damon.
But they still somehow managed to pull off a sneaky surprise. Affleck made a stealth entrance to the table he and wife shared with Damon and his wife, Luciana. See the clip below. Ben Affleck surprises his buddy Matt Damon at the 2024 New Year, New Menu If you watched the show, then you know that cameras caught Will Ferrell’s quip while presenting best actor in a drama alongside Kristen Wiig when he said, “It smells like hot sushi in here.” But, to many, that may have been a very good thing because for the first time ever, the Golden Globes recruited celebrity chef Nobu Matsuhisa to curate the show’s menu.
It featured a selection of his signature dishes including salmon tartar with caviar in wasabi soy, sashimi salad with Matsuhisa dressing, yellowtail jalapeño, black cod miso, a trio of assorted traditional nigiri. For the first time ever, we’ve partnered with to construct a unique culinary experience for this year's Golden Globe Awards! Curated by world renowned Chef Nobu Matsuhisa, guests of the 81st will enjoy an exclusive menu featuring a selection of his… “I Am Sitting in Siberia” Super producer Christine Vachon was in the building on Sunday night as the producer of two of the night’s nominated films, Todd Haynes’ and Celine Song’s .
A new seating chart due to a reconfigured stage setup meant that some industry insiders could not be seated as close to the stage as they may have been in years past. That change led to some grumbling inside the ballroom and online. Vachon took to Twitter to air her grievances, posting, “I am sitting in Siberia.
Thank you Golden Globes for making sure producers know their place on the food chain!” Vachon was later overheard having a discussion about seating while huddling in the bar with a producer telling her, “If it makes you feel better, come and see [where we are sitting].” Another ticketed guest got in her ear by saying, “I’m in a bush.” 2 Globes nominations and I am sitting in Siberia! Thank you Golden Globes for making sure producers know their place on the food chain! Sealed With a Kiss Twitter caught fire when Ali Wong’s name was announced as the winner of best actress for her work on Netflix’s as the stand up star stood and kissed her date, fellow Golden Globe nominee and guru Bill Hader.
It was not widely known that the pair were an item; however, nobody needed to remind the diners who were seated near them on New Year’s Day. Per a source, Wong and Hader shared a table, a canoodling session and many kisses during brunch at Brentwood hotspot Farmshop located in the Country Mart. Smooches to start 2024! THR Newsletters Sign up for THR news straight to your inbox every day More from The Hollywood Reporter.