 
 
 TV personality Jenna Bush Hager arrives Sunday at the 74th Annual Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills, Calif. (Mike Blake/Reuters) 
 
 At every awards show, there’s always one red carpet mistake that is more memorable and awkward than the others. This year, that distinction might go to Jenna Bush Hager, NBC’s “Today” show correspondent who co-hosted the network’s special before the Golden Globes on Sunday night. The New York Times' Dave Itzkoff highlighted the snafu on Twitter: 
 
 "you're nominated for Hidden Fences" pic.twitter.com/7My6dtEkbG — Dave Itzkoff (@ditzkoff) January 9, 2017 
 
 Over on E!, Ryan Seacrest asked his carpet guests Dax Shepard and Kristen Bell what they thought about "The Arrival" and if they planned to congratulate Amy Adams on her performance in the Paramount film, which is titled Arrival. Watch the cringeworthy moment below: 
 
 Michael Keaton is the 2nd person tonight to refer to Hidden Figues as Hidden Fences… pic.twitter.com/aplvnPX19a — Ilana Phillips (@ilphil) January 9, 2017 
 
 Naturally, someone has already made a novelty “Hidden Fences” Twitter account, because it’s become a thing. #GoldenGlobes — Manuel (@bmanuel) January 8, 2017 
 
 The 2017 Golden Globes are hosted by Jimmy Fallon and air on NBC at 8 p.m. Yes, there are a lot of films nominated for Golden Globes.
– He had just one job, and that job was to present the Golden Globes award for best supporting actress in a film. But when Michael Keaton mentioned Hidden Figures—a movie starring Octavia Spencer (one of the nominees) and documenting a team of African-American women who helped NASA get its first space missions off the ground—he instead said "Hidden Fences," perhaps mixing it up with the movie called Fences starring Viola Davis (the night's winner) and detailing the story of an African-American working-class father raising his family in the 1950s. That Keaton apparently conflated two movies dealing with African-American storylines wasn't lost on viewers, per the Hollywood Reporter—especially since former first daughter Jenna Bush had made the exact same mistake on the red carpet earlier when talking to singer Pharrell, who scored Hidden Figures, the Washington Post reports. "Wait... #HiddenFences ...again?" tweeted astounded actress Gabrielle Union. The rest of Twitter also jumped right on the gaffe, with memes, a #HiddenFences hashtag, and a Hidden Fences parody account all making an appearance, per Entertainment Weekly.