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Topics: Celebs, Golden Globes
Katie Corvino
Sorry, I can’t hang tn — I’m too busy refreshing Getty Images 1,000 times to see Jeremy Allen White on the 2024 Golden Globes red carpet. Yeah, I admit it, I’m legit only watching this awards show to see my husband walk the red carpet — even if he isn’t shirtless like he was for his recent Calvin Klein campaign. Regardless, he showed up looking fine as fuck. 10/10. You deserve everything and more, bb.
Unfortunately, Rosalía didn’t attend with Jeremy. We’ll have to keep waiting for the pair to go “official” and settle for photos of their gas station makeouts for now.
The star is nominated for Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Television Series for his leading role in The Bear, which should surprise absolutely no one. He plays chef Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto, who has made us all thirst over an emotionally unavailable man who melts down faster than a toddler whose sandwich gets cut the wrong way. Yes, chef! Carmy is a total workaholic, but we would all beg to be Claire (Molly Gordon), despite eventually getting broken up with through a freezer door. The FX show has only been on for two seasons, but Jeremy has solidified himself as the internet’s official boyfriend.
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Jeremy was our first “bad boy” crush as Lip Gallagher in Shameless during our Rory Gilmore-Jess Mariano phase, and like a fine wine, he’s progressively gotten better with age. All he had to say about the obesession is that he’s “flattered” and “surprised.” We love a humble king but … sure, Jan.
It looks like the frenzy surrounding Jeremy Allen White is going to keep on rolling through 2024 thanks to his role in The Iron Claw alongside Zac Efron, Maxwell Jacob Friedman, and Harris Dickinson. If he wasn’t hot enough in The Bear, Jeremy only got more ripped and more moody for his role as Kerry Von Erich.
The Bear is an awards show darling this year and is also nominated for Best Television Series — Musical or Comedy. Three additional nominations were given to: Ayo Edebiri (who plays Sydney Adamu) for Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series — Musical or Comedy, Ebon Moss-Bachrach (who plays Richie “Cousin” Jerimovich) for Best Supporting Performance by an Actor and Abby Elliott (who plays Natalie “Sugar” Berzatto) for Best Supporting Performance by an Actress in a Series.