Golden Globes: 'Elvis' star Austin Butler wins, calls Brad Pitt 'hero'; Jennifer Coolidge presents an Oscar
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Brad Pitt was nominated by the Hollywood Foreign Press for best supporting actor at the 2023 Golden Globe awards in Beverly Hills after star-studded red carpet.
Pitt, who skipped out on the red carpet, was nominated for best supporting actor in "Babylon." Tracy Wright is an entertainment writer for Fox News Digital. Send story tips to tracy.wright@fox.com.
He lost out on the award to "Everything Everywhere All at Once" actor Ke Huy Quan," who was the first actor of Asian descent in 40 years to win in the category.
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