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Golden Globes 2024: Take a look at the LGBTQ+ celebs who walked the red carpet

These queer celebrities were shining bright at the 81st Golden Globe Awards!

Bernardo Sim Jan 07, 2024

Bernardo Sim

Bernardo Sim is a writer and associate editor for Out magazine. He also writes for The Advocate, PRIDE, and other equalpride publications. Born and raised in Brazil, he's lived in the U.S. for over 15 years and speaks four languages. You can follow Bernardo on Instagram. He's also on Threads, Bluesky, X/Twitter, and TikTok.

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The 81st Golden Globe Awards ceremony kicked off on Sunday, Jan. 7, with a dazzling red carpet featuring plenty of LGBTQ+ talent and beauty. With so many queer films, TV shows, actors, and musicians nominated in different categories, our community is definitely being well-represented at the ceremony.

Between the casts from All of Us Strangers, Nyad, Rustin, Fellow Travelers, and The Last of Us, to name a few, we’re getting lots of LGBTQ+ representation at the 2024 Golden Globes. And we love to see it!

Scroll through to see which LGBTQ+ celebrities walked the red carpet at the 2024 Golden Globe Awards!

Bella Ramsey

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Andrew Scott

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Wanda Sykes

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Jonathan Bailey

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Dylan Mulvaney

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Colman Domingo

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Hunter Schafer

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Matt Bomer

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Hari Nef

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Golden Globes 2024: Take a look at the LGBTQ+ celebs who walked the red carpet

These queer celebrities were shining bright at the 81st Golden Globe Awards!

So much queer representation at the 2024 Golden Globes!

Bella Ramsey

Andrew Scott

Wanda Sykes

Jonathan Bailey

Dylan Mulvaney

Colman Domingo

Hunter Schafer

Matt Bomer

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Wanda Sykes

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Use of single-sex toilets, changing rooms and hospital wards in England, Scotland and Wales is now restricted according to a person’s birth sex, rather than the gender with which they identify.

*Starrf**ker Magazine*, a beefcake zine for the modern homosexual, was created by Los Angeles based-photographer Jeremy Lucido as an extension of his art.