Sarah Paulson and Glenn Close Just Dropped a Cryptic “Get Ready” Warning to Teyana Taylor—Is Awards Season About to Get Wild?
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Ever wonder what happens when the stars align just right for a breakout actress? Well, Teyana Taylor might have the cosmos in her corner as she gears up for a dazzling awards season that’s turning heads faster than Mercury retrograde can scramble your plans. The “Gonna Love Me” songstress and actress, fresh off a tear-jerking Golden Globe win for her role in One Battle After Another, is finding herself wrapped in the thrilling whirlwind of Oscar buzz—and her All’s Fair co-stars aren’t just watching from the sidelines; they’re her celestial cheerleaders urging her to “get ready.” Between heartfelt speeches that spotlight Black women’s brilliance and sisterhood vibes on set that could out-chat even the chattiest Gemini, Taylor’s journey is a perfect storm of talent, humility, and cosmic timing. So, is this the moment the universe has been scripting since she was 15? You bet it is—and it’s as captivating as a lunar eclipse on an award night. LEARN MORE
The women of All’s Fair have been encouraging Teyana Taylor to “get ready” for what has begun as a fruitful awards season for the actress.
In her Tuesday Vanity Fair cover, the topic of the One Battle After Another star being an Oscar contender (described as “the Oscar-shaped elephant in the room”) this year came up.
“It’s so crazy, because I don’t like to jinx it,” Taylor said in the profile. “I get so shy when everybody starts talking about award season and stuff.”
While the “Gonna Love Me” singer admitted her shyness around awards season, she revealed her Hulu co-stars have been prepping her for what’s to come from the 2026 awards cycle.
“Being with Sarah Paulson and Glenn Close and Naomi Watts and Niecy Nash and Kim Kardashian,” she said, as the outlet noted that many of those actresses have all received acting nominations throughout their careers, continuing, “It’s like, they’re all in my ear. Like, ‘You better get ready, you gotta get ready.’ I’m like, oh my God. I try not to get my head too wrapped around me, just trying to stay grounded and not getting to a place where I’m obsessed with the outcome.”
The profile was conducted ahead of Taylor being nominated for an Actor Award (previously known as SAG Awards) and winning a Golden Globe for her performance as Perfidia Beverly Hills in One Battle After Another. After her name was called for the latter prize, she burst into tears and shared a message to Black women in her acceptance speech.
“To my brown sisters and little brown girls watching tonight, our softness is not a liability,” Taylor said. “Our depth is not too much. Our light does not need permission to shine. We belong in every room we walk into. Our voices matter and our dreams deserve space.”
Of her All’s Fair co-stars, Paulson is an Emmy winner; Close is an EGOT nominee, having won three Emmys and Tonys, among others; Watts is a two-time Academy Award nominee; and Niecy Nash-Betts is also an Emmy winner.
Taylor also noted that the All’s Fair cast all “actually really like each other.” She added of the Ryan Murphy-led ensemble, “Some people can’t wait to get off work. Like, we get to work and be like, Oh, we’re done already? All right, well, let’s go to the house and have a slumber party.”
Taylor also touched on the differences of working with powerhouse Hollywood men and women, given her work with the One Battle After Another (with the likes of Leonardo DiCaprio, Sean Penn, Benicio Del Toro and Paul Thomas Anderson) and All’s Fair casts.
“When you’re on set with all girls, you have the group chat, and it’s like, chatty, and we’re just having a ball, and it was like, ‘Oh my God, does anybody have this? Oh my God, Kim, I need you to call over to Skims. I need a bra ASAP.’ Our group chat is just so lit. And it’s a sisterhood,” she explained. “You get to share more, whereas with your brothers, it’s just like, Why tell my brother right now what I am going through? They’re gonna be like, ‘Who did it, where they at?’”
Of her breakout year, which has been years in the making, with roles in Anderson’s Oscar contender One Battle After Another and the wildly viral Hulu series, Taylor told The Hollywood Reporter, “You can see my patience being in this game since I was 15, doing a little bit of everything.”
“This moment hits a lot harder than it would’ve if everything had gone my way when I wanted it to,” she added.
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