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The basic blackMen rocktux was the definitely rainbow tooout on the Globes carpet, with Tinseltown’s stars sporting jackets in a rain- bow of colors. British star Idris Elba slayed in an emerald green jacket, waistcoat and shoes, while nominee Darren Criss (“The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story”) opted for a black and white floral pattern. “Star” director/actor Bradley Cooper went for a classic white dinner jacket, and nominated director Spike Lee rocked up in head-to-toe purple, including his beret. Winner Mahershala Ali (“Green Book”) paired a blue pais- ley scarf with his tux.
It’s been a yearTime’s since the Up, Time’s year Uptwo movement to com- bat sexual harassment in the workplace was launched. After last year’s all-black statement, this year is all about the bracelets. White and black “Time’s Up X 2” bracelets were seen on everyone from King to Elba. Others wore pins, or carried ribbons with the message attached to their handbags, like winner Olivia Colman (“The Favorite”).
Globes host SandraOld Oh, Hollywood who won an award for her star turn in BBC America TV thriller “Killing Eve,” swooped her hair into finger waves a la Veronica Lake and donned a (From left) Isan Elba, actor Idris Elba and his fiance model Sabrina Dhowre. white-hot Versace gown for the red carpet-oozing the glamour of old Hollywood. Amy Adams-a double acting nominee for her work in biopic “Vice” as the wife of former vice president Dick Cheney and on dark HBO drama “Sharp Objects”-wowed Regina King winner of the Best Actress in a Supporting Role in any Motion Picture ‘If Beale in a simple turquoise, off-the-shoulder Calvin Klein gown, Street Could Talk’ award arrives with Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a her red hair also side-swept into soft curls. — AFP Series, Limited Series or Motion Picture Made for Television for “A Very English Scandal” win- ner Ben Whishaw.
Best Director - Motion Picture and Best Motion Picture - Foreign Language for “Roma” winner Olivia Colman English actress Jodie Comer (right) and Host Darren Criss Sandra Oh Irina Shayk and Bradley Cooper Alfonso Cuaron.
US actress Judy Greer TV host Tanika Ray US actress Camilla Belle US actress Kiki Layne Actress Linda Cardellini
Actress Actress Jamie Dakota Lee Curtis US actress Gina Fanning Actress Catherine Zeta-Jones Rodriguez US actress Isla Fisher and husband English actor Sacha Baron Cohen