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Teyana Taylor turned heads at Paris Fashion Week’s Schiaparelli Haute Couture show, front row in a completely transparent Chantilly lace top and matching pencil skirt paired with a tuxedo coat, jewelry, and an antique silver crown encrusted with rhinestones and pearls. The crown and a chandelier brooch were noted as re-creations of jewelry stolen from the Louvre last October, according to Vanity Fair.
Vulture’s Ben Rosenstock gives SNL’s Teyana Taylor–hosted episode 2 stars, calling it a somber, uneven night where Taylor’s energy and versatility shine but the sketches don’t fully capitalize on the moment of national tragedy and often feel undercooked, with a few bright moments among otherwise cautious material.
In a PBS-style news roundtable sketch from SNL hosted by Teyana Taylor, Black journalists respond with quiet, knowing skepticism to white pundits’ shocked reactions to ICE activity in Minneapolis, using satire to highlight the longstanding, selective outrage in American media rather than the events themselves.
On The Tonight Show, Teyana Taylor says Leonardo DiCaprio wasn’t speaking to her in the viral Golden Globes moment, reversing her earlier claim that he was addressing her about their ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ chat. She explained she misread the clip and that the moment wasn’t directed at her; the Globes also saw One Battle After Another win Best Picture—Musical or Comedy, with DiCaprio among the nominees but not a winner.
Teyana Taylor teased that Leonardo DiCaprio was talking to her during a viral Golden Globes clip, a claim she later teased she wasn’t sure about. DiCaprio denied the moment, leaving fans joking about who he was actually speaking to and weaving in pop-culture quips like K-pop Demon Hunters during awards season.
On The Tonight Show after her Golden Globes win, Teyana Taylor explains Leonardo DiCaprio’s viral Globes moment, saying he was talking about K-Pop Demon Hunters to someone else and she briefly misread the scene, even trying lip‑read before realizing she wasn’t the subject. She also performed “Hard Part” with Lucky Daye and reflected on nervy moments of her acceptance speech.
Teyana Taylor tells Access Hollywood that the viral Golden Globes moment captured Leonardo DiCaprio chatting with her, and they were likely discussing the Netflix animated film KPop Demon Hunters, a film her kids love; she didn’t realize the moment was being filmed, and she and DiCaprio have a long-standing friendship.
Teyana Taylor confirms that the mystery person Leonardo DiCaprio was chatting with in the viral Golden Globes clip is her. She says they were talking off-camera about KPop Demon Hunters during a commercial break after she won Best Supporting Actress, and recalls joking and dancing as the moment was captured and circulated online.
Teyana Taylor says Leonardo DiCaprio was laughing and chatting with her at the Golden Globes, and they may have been talking about the animated film KPop Demon Hunters (a favorite for her kids), though she’s hazy on the exact words.
Ben Affleck, Matt Damon and Teyana Taylor hit Netflix's The Rip premiere in New York on Jan. 13, 2026, continuing Hollywood’s red-carpet whirlwind after the Golden Globes with a star-studded gallery at Alice Tully Hall.
A Times analysis of Golden Globes speeches uses Teyana Taylor’s win to illustrate four guidelines for a memorable acceptance speech: map an emotional arc, make dedications meaningful, avoid stuffing the speech with endless names, and plan a strong exit, with examples from Demi Moore and Paul Thomas Anderson to show how restraint and preparation create iconic moments.
The 2026 Golden Globes blended glitz with chaos: Nikki Glaser commanded the room with sharp hosting, a controversial new Best Podcast category debuted alongside a Polymarket tie‑in, and the broadcast struggled with pacing even as moments of Hollywood charm shone through. Teyana Taylor’s win opened the show on a high, Andor faced notable losses, and other moments from Leonardo DiCaprio’s playful gestures to Wanda Sykes’s sharp intro underscored the ceremony’s mix of spectacle and quirk.
The 2026 Golden Globes delivered a mix of laughs, surprises and emotional wins: host Nikki Glaser kicked off with sharp jabs at A-listers and the Epstein headlines, Teyana Taylor won Best Supporting Actress for One Battle After Another in a tearful moment, Timothée Chalamet accepted Best Actor (Musical/Comedy) and thanked Josh Safdie while praising his partner Kylie Jenner, Wanda Sykes accepted Ricky Gervais’ award and cheekily thanked God and the trans community, Amy Poehler claimed the first Best Podcast prize for Good Hang, and Seth Rogen’s win added a meta moment to the night. Glaser’s playful bits, including a Marty Supreme twist, plus Skarsgård’s joke about his famous children, kept the ceremony lively alongside heartfelt tributes.
Teyana Taylor won her first Golden Globe for Supporting Motion Picture Actress – Drama for Paul Thomas Anderson's One Battle After Another, thanking her brown sisters and PTA in a speech about belonging and space for women, as the film earned nine Globes nominations.
Teyana Taylor sobbed as she accepted the Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture for One Battle After Another, delivering a speech praising brown sisters and declaring that their softness and voices matter; she thanked director Paul Thomas Anderson as her children watched from upstairs. The 83rd Golden Globes, hosted by Nikki Glaser at the Beverly Hilton, highlighted Taylor's win amid a slate of nominations for the film and others.