Fun Facts About the 2018 Golden Globe Awards

Kerry Washington, Debra Messing, and Eva Longoria were among the 300 women who formed the Time’s Up initiative, a movement committed to fighting against “sexual assault, harassment and inequality in the workplace.” The group considered protesting the ceremony, but decided instead to make a statement with a silent all-black fashion protest. With a few exceptions, the majority of attendees, both women and men, donned black for the ceremony.

Did you know that Allison Janney, who won the Best Supporting Actress Golden Globe for her role in I, Tonya, wanted to be a professional figure skater as a teenager? Turns out an unfortunate collision with a sliding glass door — not Tonya Harding — put that dream on ice.

Hey, we didn’t know that Leslie Bibb and Sam Rockwell were in relationship until Rockwell sweetly acknowledged his partner as he won the Best Supporting Actor Golden Globe. We wouldn’t mind seeing them cast in a movie together, too.

In addition to the fashion statement, many of the A-list actresses, including Michelle Williams, Emma Watson, Susan Sarandon, and Meryl Streep, brought activists as their dates. Among the plus ones were #MeToo founder Tarana Burke, Mónica Ramírez, co-founder of Alianza Nacional de Campesinas, and Rosa Clemente, founder of PR (Puerto Rico) On the Map.

Speaking of romantic pairings, we were also unaware that Norman Reedus and Diane Krugerare a thing. Although they have been dating for most of this year, they made their official debut as a couple at the Globes.

Curious about Zac Efron’s mustache? We imagine he grew it for his part in The Beach Bumopposite Matthew McConaughey. Harmony Korine’s stoner-comedy is currently filming.

We always love seeing BFFs Sarah Paulson and Amanda Peet on the red carpet together over the years. These two besties first met while castmates on “Jack & Jill.” The sitcom only lasted two years but their friendship is still going strong.

Among Zoë Kravitz’s 45 tattoos, we were curious about the meaning of “Mississippi” on her upper right arm along with the keyboard symbols “*@!!?*@!”. Turns it out represents the Nina Simone song “Mississippi Goddamn” and the symbols are used to censor the expletive.

When we first saw Kate Hudson’s new buzzcut back in October, we figured it was for an upcoming film. We were psyched to learn that film in question is a musical/drama Sister, which will be directorial feature debut of Sia. Sign us up for both the film and the soundtrack!

Thanks to “The Crown,” Matt Smith is now so used to be waited on that moments like this one are his new normal. Wherever he goes, cater waiters lurk behind curtains with full glasses of champagne. Actually, this creepy candid was snapped at the Netflix Golden Globes party.

Source: www.imdb.com