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‘At that moment, my friends took priority over Kevin [Costner],’ who was presenting, Garfield said

A few years ago, ahead of the 2019 Oscars, I wrote a column that started with a simple question: What does a movie producer do? Despite the ubiquity of the term, it’s a job title that fails to capture the day-to-day work itself. Director? Sure, most of us have a…

‘My piece of advice is just be careful who you pick on’

Will Smith is laying low following the shocking incident at the 2022 Oscars last month, as he stormed on stage and slapped comedian Chris Rock during the live ceremony, stunning the star–studded audience and millions of viewers at home

LOS ANGELES — Breathing new life into a controversy that dogged the motion picture academy in the run-up to this year's Oscars, American Cinema Editors released a video statement on Monday blasting the organization for leaving editing and other vital filmmaking crafts "on the cutting-room floor" at this year's ceremony.

‘I was at the Oscars and I couldn’t stop pacing,’ the actor recounted

Will smacked Chris across the face during the Oscars ceremony, after the he joked about his wife Jada Pinkett Smith's haircut, who suffers from alopecia.

The actor’s infamous slap has earned him a ticking-off from Rose Rock who doesn’t accept his apology, saying: "When you hurt my child, you hurt me."

Chris Rock’s mom was rocked by the Oscars slap.

‘When you hurt my child, you hurt me,’ Rose Rock said

Rose was not impressed when Will slapped her son live on stage at last months' Oscars ceremony – 'When he slapped Chris, he slapped all of us. He really slapped me. Because when you hurt my child, you hurt me.'