Golden Globes were filled with plenty of surprises (like the fact Demi Moore won her first ever acting award?!) but one thing I never saw coming was Zendaya showing up to the red carpet with what looked like an engagement ring on THAT finger.

Zendaya arrived at the 2025 Golden Globes red carpet on Sunday night sporting a large diamond ring on the ring finger of her left hand.

Last night saw the 82nd Golden Globe Awards, with A-listers from far and wide gathering in Hollywood to celebrate the past year in film and television. And with the star-studded red carpet being the first of award season,

Zendaya is sparking engagement rumors after an accessory she wore to the Golden Globe Awards caught fans' attention.

Sources close to Zendaya and Tom Holland finally address engagement rumors after the actress sparked speculation with a dazzling ring moment.

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Demi Moore reached a new career high winning a Golden Globe for "The Substance." Here are her best and worst movies, according to Rotten Tomatoes.

Tom Holland has made a deal to star in and produce The Partner, a drama based on the 1997 John Grisham bestseller.

Are Zendaya and Tom Holland engaged? Fans think so after the ... She was nominated for her role in “Challengers,” but lost to Demi Moore for “The Substance.” Holland did not join ...

Michelle Quance/Variety via Getty Demi Moore was decked out in Giorgio Armani ... She saw Romeo and Juliet with Tom Holland — loved it. She saw Funny Girl, and Appropriate with Sarah Paulson.”

As the 2025 awards season remains in flux due to the ongoing L.A. wildfires, THR looks at the economic impact, and a hopeful future, of Hollywood red carpets.

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