12 Celeb Squads Who Totally Ruled The Golden Globes
One of Hollywood's biggest nights has come and gone, but the memories from the 74th annual Golden Globes will live on, thanks to the internet. Longtime and more-recent besties reunited before and during the show, making #squadgoals come to life. Cast members from nominated TV shows, such as This Is Us, Stranger Things, and Game of Thrones, were unbelievably adorable and had fun goofing off for the camera.
If forming a new squad for 2017 is one of your New Year's resolutions, look no further than these dashing ladies and gents — and yes, two-person squads count, too.
The BFFs got into more shenanigans during Fallon's opening monologue, but it didn't include a new "History of Rap" rendition, unfortunately.
The Stranger Things kids
How could we do a squad post and not include everyone's favorite kids?! The boys also took a sweet pic with Yvette Nicole Brown, a.k.a. Helen from Drake & Josh, and now we demand a Stranger Things/Drake & Josh crossover.
Madison Kocian, Simone Biles, and Alexandra Raisman
Three of the Olympics' Final Five glammed up the red carpet.
Susan Kelechi Watson, Sterling K. Brown, and Ryan Michelle Bathe
The This Is Us stars recreated the iconic Friends kiss before the awards show began.
The Arrival stars walked the red carpet together — with not an alien in sight.
Matt Bomer, Jeffery Dean Morgan, and Hilarie Burton
Thankfully, Negan (Morgan) left Lucille at home while hanging out with White Collar co-stars Bomer and Burton, the latter also being his wife.
The Mr. Robot duo looked super stylish on the red carpet with their matching bow ties.
Busy Philipps and Michelle Williams
The BFFs were all smiles during the big night.
I will forever regret not being part of this manly group hug. 2017 canceled.
Sunny Pawar and Dev Patel
The Lion stars were adorable beyond words when they introduced their movie during the Golden Globes. Too much cuteness for one photo.
Chrissy Metz and Mandy Moore
The This Is Us besties were both nominated for the same category: Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Series, Limited Series, or Motion Picture Made for Television.
Sisters who deal with misogynistic men in Westeros together help each other with dress issues together.
