Off-camera at the Golden Globes ...
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. — Beyond who wins and loses at the Golden Globes, how stars occupy themselves during the ceremony is its own scene. Here’s a glimpse at what happened off-camera during Sunday’s awards show.
Touching up: Renee Zellweger served as her own touch-up artist in the ladies’ room. Before she won best actress in a motion picture drama for portraying Judy Garland, Zellweger applied lipstick, used a mister on her face and blotted it with tissue. Professionals were on hand, but Zellweger simply chatted them up as she primped.
Left waiting: Beyonce and Jay-Z arrived 45 minutes late and were left standing while Ellen DeGeneres received the Carol Burnett award. Once the room darkened to show a clip package highlighting DeGeneres’ career, they were escorted to their seats.
Girl chat: During commercial breaks, Margot Robbie walked up to Nicole Kidman’s table and the Aussies chatted, while Jennifer Aniston appeared to hold back tears while catching up with Ellen DeGeneres, Portia de Rossi and Charlize Theron.
Bathroom break: The women’s restroom line was a see-and-be-seen spot, with Sienna Miller, Kaitlyn Dever, a shoeless Natasha Lyonne, Rose Leslie and Jodi Comer politely waiting their turn.
Heading out: Al Pacino had his arm around Tom Hanks, escorting him and his family. When someone went to shake Hanks’ hand, he politely said, “I have a cold, so shake my elbow.” When Scarlett Johansson’s long red train got tangled up, fiance Colin Jost swooped it up and said, “Can I help you?”