Michael Fassbender and Alicia Vikander both got nominated for Golden Globes 2016, which makes them officially a Hollywood power couple. But it looks like Fassbender's ex girlfriend Lupita Nyong'o is still holding on.

When Golden Globes 2016 nominations came out earlier this week, the fans were shocked to see that both Michael Fassbender and Alicia Vikander made it to the Best Actor list. By this rate, they won't be able to keep their relationship very secretive!

But it looks like his ex girlfriend Lupita Nyong'o is still holding on. Even though it has been years since she filmed "12 Years A Slave" with the Golden Globe nominee, she recently spoke about her pleasant experience working and partying with him.

Lupita said to the Hamilton Spectator, "We spent a long time hugging. And we did a lot of dancing. We partied hard. It was really great. We both had a good in-and-out-of-character work sensibility. When we were in it, we were in it, and between takes would leave each other alone. It was like going into a boxing ring. We come, knock each other down, regroup, and at the end we hold hands."

Woah. Sounds like the Oscar winner is challenging Alicia.

Michael Fassbender and Alicia Vikander are definitely eyeing Oscar 2016 and they each have great movies to support their bidding. With "The Danish Girl" and "Macbeth", the Hollywood's power couple is showing the world that Oscar 2016 is theirs.

But because of their success, Alicia Vikander and her boyfriend Michael Fassbender are definitely not getting enough time together. With their film "Macbeth" and "The Danish Girl" out in cinemas right now, they are busier than ever gunning for Oscar 2016.

According to Just Jared, "Marion Cotillard and Michael Fassbender pose for a photo together at a special screening of their film Macbeth held at Ham Yard Hotel on Sunday (November 15) in London, England. The 40-year-old actress and 38-year-old actor star in the film as husband and wife - the film will hit theaters on December 4."

But so far Michael and Alicia are rumored to be still going steady despite the fact that they are releasing a movie every week.