Taylor Swift walks Golden Globes red carpet 2024
News about Golden Globes Red Carpet
Taylor Swift a prominent figure in the entertainment industry graced the red carpet at the Golden Globes in Los Angeles marking her fifth attendance at the prestigious event. Her choice of attire, a stunning custom Gucci dress, exuded elegance with its shimmering green hue and distinctive three straps across the back, complemented by her hair styled in simple waves cascading down.
During the event, host Jo Koy humorously highlighted the distinction between the NFL and the Golden Globes, quipping about fewer cutaway shots of Taylor Swift at the latter.
Swift’s involvement in the “Eras Tour” movie, a blockbuster featuring ten eras of her music, earned a nomination in the newly introduced category honoring movies that achieved significant box office success globally, notably surpassing $150 million in revenue, with $100 million originating from domestic sales. As a producer for the film directed by Sam Wrench, Swift faced tough competition from movies like “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer.”
Notably, Swift’s previous red-carpet appearance was at the London premiere of “Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé,” where she supported her friend in a stunning mirrorball dress, showcasing her solidarity and style.
Swift’s history at the Golden Globes includes nominations for “Best Original Song.” In 2013, at the age of 23, she received recognition for “Safe & Sound,” featuring “The Civil Wars,” from the film “The Hunger Games,” with credits extended to John Paul White, Joy Williams and T. Bone Burnett.
Subsequently, in 2014, her song “Sweeter Than Fiction,” later re-released as a bonus track in “1989 (Taylor’s Version),” earned her another nomination for “Best Original Song” from the movie “One Chance,” featuring Jack Antonoff.
Despite attending the 2019 Golden Globes without nominations Swift shared the stage with her “Cats” co-star Idris Elba to present the award for “Best Original Score,” which went to “Shallow” from “A Star is Born,” performed by Lady Gaga.
In 2020, Swift’s song “Beautiful Ghosts,” part of the onscreen adaptation of “Cats,” received a nomination for “Best Original Score” but did not secure the win.
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