Golden Globes: From Jonathan Bailey to Barbie, here’s how viewers responded to the gay moments
gaytimes.co.ukAlthough the 81st Golden Globe Awards may have failed to deliver on wins for queer storylines, there were still plenty of LGBTQIA+ moments to celebrate.
Taking place on 7 January at the Beverly Hilton, the ceremony was broadcast over three hours. The night featured appearances from Euphoria’s Hunter Schafer, who took on presenting duties alongside This Is Us star Justin Hartley to present the award for Best Male Actor in a Limited Series, Anthology Series, or Television Motion Picture.
The Golden Globes saw a mini reunion between the cast of Fellow Travelers and All of us Strangers with a twinning moment between Andrew Scott and Jonathan Bailey both in white ensembles.
Bailey opted for Givenchy, whilst Scott scored in Valentino. Fans were quick to react with Bailey trending as a hash tag on X (formerly Twitter): “Jonathan Bailey I wasn’t aware of your game I’m so sorry.” Another added: “I just want to thank Jonathan Bailey’s parents for creating the most perfect man to ever grace this planet.” ‘What I Was Made For’ by Billie Eilish, from the Barbie soundtrack, was the winner of Best Song in a Motion Picture.
