Lily Gladstone: From High School Superlative to Golden Globe Winner

The 'Killers of the Flower Moon' star's historic win sparks interest in Blackfeet language and fuels Oscar buzz.

Lily Gladstone, the first Indigenous person to win a best actress Golden Globe, was voted 'Most Likely to Win an Oscar' by her high school peers in 2004.
Gladstone, who identifies as gender non-binary, uses both 'she/they' pronouns and has discussed the fluidity of gender in Indigenous communities.
Her co-star in 'Killers of the Flower Moon', Leonardo DiCaprio, has been supportive of Gladstone, teasing and encouraging her like a 'big brother'.
Gladstone's acceptance speech at the Golden Globes, which she began in the Blackfeet language, led to a significant increase in Google searches for the Blackfeet language.
Gladstone's historic win at the Golden Globes has generated significant buzz for the upcoming Oscars.