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What Jada Pinkett's Daughter Had To Say About Will Smith's Oscars Slap
For any of you out there that do in fact feel hopeless and alone, I just want you to know that you are unconditionally loved for the uniqueness that is you," Chastain made clear during her speech to accept the award.
Will Smith took home the Oscar for Best Actor his role in "King Richard," becoming the fifth Black man to be awarded the award.
Smith's speech was about protection and love, and came just two minutes after the shocking incident in which the comedian slammed Chris Rock on stage after jokes about his wife. Smith started crying when the speech he delivered to his audience.
"Richard Williams was a fierce defender of his family," Smith declared with tears. "In this time in my life, in this moment, I am overwhelmed by what God is calling on me to do and be in this world."
He added, "I want to apologize to the Academy, I want to apologize to my fellow nominees. This is a beautiful moment and I'm not crying for winning an award ... it's about being able to shine a light." "The Power of the Dog" director Jane Campion won the Academy Award for Best Direction.
Campion was the first woman to make history by becoming one of the women to have been twice nominated for this honor. She was the 3rd woman in history to be awarded the coveted award for direction. When she accepted her award she thanked her crew and all the women who have come before her.
Billie Eilish and Finneas took home the Oscar for Best Original Song for their Bond theme, "No Time to Die." This is Eilish's 20th first Oscar for a song which was pulled together with the accompanying film in the COVID-19 epidemic.
The audio of the ABC broadcast was cut few seconds later, apparently to keep out vulgarity. The uncut video from different countries shared via social networks, show Smith cursing as he walks off the stage and yelling Rock Rock, "Keep my wife's name out of your f--ing mouth!"
Documentary Feature, because of its enthralling look at the performance and the effects from the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival. Director Questlove expressed his gratitude to his family members and declared his award to his father who passed away.
"This is about marginalized people in Harlem that needed to heal from pain," Questlove declared in his speech, overwhelmed by emotion. In the annually held "In Memoriam" segment, the Academy Awards celebrated the lives and legacy of Hollywood legendary figures who passed away over the last year.
Special tributes were given in tribute to Sidney Poitier, Betty White, William, Hurt, Michael K. Williams, Ivan Reitman and Stephen Sondheim and film makers Jean-Marc Valleee, Peter Bogdanovich and Lina Wertmuller, among others. Samples Choir Samples Choir performed a medley of songs in honor of the greats who passed away.
In another award for a story that is inspirational, "CODA" took home the Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay. "CODA" tells the story of a girl in her teens who has Deaf parents, who is torn between her loyalty to her family and the dream of attending a music school. The director Sian Heder, who is hearing the sign language, had a interpreter to accompany her speech where she expressed her gratitude to her amazing cast and family.
Best Picture nominee "Belfast" received the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay. Kenneth Branagh, who also directed and produced the film, was awarded the award for the tale of a family whose lives was altered by the violence of Northern Ireland. In a surprising twist, the actors from "Encanto" was joined by Megan Thee Stallion in a remix of the smash track "We Don't Talk About Bruno."
"Good News," the "Good News" rapper had a surprise line in her Oscar performance, in which she performed alongside the film's voice actors. The performance also featured the singer Becky G and a plethora of dancers.
The performance was greeted with a lot of enthusiasm by the crowd and was accompanied by viral Twitter posts from those performing, the show was bafflingly didn't contain the most popular parts in the music. In the Disney movie "Cruella" was honored with the Oscar for costume design. Jenny Beavan accepted the award and gave it to her late son-in law.
Beavan dressed in a dress which said that she wanted for her outfit to "honor her inner Cruella" and expressed her gratitude to for her "Cruella" compatriots, including actress Emma Thompson. Japanese's film, "Drive My Car," was awarded the Oscar for Best International Feature Film. The award was given with the help of "Shang-chi" actor Simu Liu and comedian Tiffany Haddish.The film tells of a husband's battle with grieving as he struggles over the death of his beloved wife, and attempts to keep with the direction of a production called "Uncle Vanya."
Troy Kotsur won the Academy Award for his performance in the Apple TV+ film "CODA." It was the first time he has received an Oscar nomination and he set a record as the first Deaf person to be awarded the award. The co-star of "CODA," Marlee Matlin became the first Deaf performer to be awarded the Oscar in 1986.
The award was given by Youn Yuh-jung who won the award for Best Supporting Actress in 2013 for her performance on the film "Minari" and who signed Kotsur's name on the ceremony to declare his win. In the presence of an interpreter Kotsur gave his speech of acceptance using American Sign Language, thanking his co-stars as well as those in the Deaf spaces that enabled him to refine his craft as an actor.
For any of you out there that do in fact feel hopeless and alone, I just want you to know that you are unconditionally loved for the uniqueness that is you," Chastain made clear during her speech to accept the award.
Will Smith took home the Oscar for Best Actor his role in "King Richard," becoming the fifth Black man to be awarded the award.
Smith's speech was about protection and love, and came just two minutes after the shocking incident in which the comedian slammed Chris Rock on stage after jokes about his wife. Smith started crying when the speech he delivered to his audience.
"Richard Williams was a fierce defender of his family," Smith declared with tears. "In this time in my life, in this moment, I am overwhelmed by what God is calling on me to do and be in this world."
He added, "I want to apologize to the Academy, I want to apologize to my fellow nominees. This is a beautiful moment and I'm not crying for winning an award ... it's about being able to shine a light." "The Power of the Dog" director Jane Campion won the Academy Award for Best Direction.
Campion was the first woman to make history by becoming one of the women to have been twice nominated for this honor. She was the 3rd woman in history to be awarded the coveted award for direction. When she accepted her award she thanked her crew and all the women who have come before her.
Billie Eilish and Finneas took home the Oscar for Best Original Song for their Bond theme, "No Time to Die." This is Eilish's 20th first Oscar for a song which was pulled together with the accompanying film in the COVID-19 epidemic.
The audio of the ABC broadcast was cut few seconds later, apparently to keep out vulgarity. The uncut video from different countries shared via social networks, show Smith cursing as he walks off the stage and yelling Rock Rock, "Keep my wife's name out of your f--ing mouth!"
Documentary Feature, because of its enthralling look at the performance and the effects from the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival. Director Questlove expressed his gratitude to his family members and declared his award to his father who passed away.
"This is about marginalized people in Harlem that needed to heal from pain," Questlove declared in his speech, overwhelmed by emotion. In the annually held "In Memoriam" segment, the Academy Awards celebrated the lives and legacy of Hollywood legendary figures who passed away over the last year.
Special tributes were given in tribute to Sidney Poitier, Betty White, William, Hurt, Michael K. Williams, Ivan Reitman and Stephen Sondheim and film makers Jean-Marc Valleee, Peter Bogdanovich and Lina Wertmuller, among others. Samples Choir Samples Choir performed a medley of songs in honor of the greats who passed away.
In another award for a story that is inspirational, "CODA" took home the Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay. "CODA" tells the story of a girl in her teens who has Deaf parents, who is torn between her loyalty to her family and the dream of attending a music school. The director Sian Heder, who is hearing the sign language, had a interpreter to accompany her speech where she expressed her gratitude to her amazing cast and family.
Best Picture nominee "Belfast" received the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay. Kenneth Branagh, who also directed and produced the film, was awarded the award for the tale of a family whose lives was altered by the violence of Northern Ireland. In a surprising twist, the actors from "Encanto" was joined by Megan Thee Stallion in a remix of the smash track "We Don't Talk About Bruno."
"Good News," the "Good News" rapper had a surprise line in her Oscar performance, in which she performed alongside the film's voice actors. The performance also featured the singer Becky G and a plethora of dancers.
The performance was greeted with a lot of enthusiasm by the crowd and was accompanied by viral Twitter posts from those performing, the show was bafflingly didn't contain the most popular parts in the music. In the Disney movie "Cruella" was honored with the Oscar for costume design. Jenny Beavan accepted the award and gave it to her late son-in law.
Beavan dressed in a dress which said that she wanted for her outfit to "honor her inner Cruella" and expressed her gratitude to for her "Cruella" compatriots, including actress Emma Thompson. Japanese's film, "Drive My Car," was awarded the Oscar for Best International Feature Film. The award was given with the help of "Shang-chi" actor Simu Liu and comedian Tiffany Haddish.The film tells of a husband's battle with grieving as he struggles over the death of his beloved wife, and attempts to keep with the direction of a production called "Uncle Vanya."
Troy Kotsur won the Academy Award for his performance in the Apple TV+ film "CODA." It was the first time he has received an Oscar nomination and he set a record as the first Deaf person to be awarded the award. The co-star of "CODA," Marlee Matlin became the first Deaf performer to be awarded the Oscar in 1986.
The award was given by Youn Yuh-jung who won the award for Best Supporting Actress in 2013 for her performance on the film "Minari" and who signed Kotsur's name on the ceremony to declare his win. In the presence of an interpreter Kotsur gave his speech of acceptance using American Sign Language, thanking his co-stars as well as those in the Deaf spaces that enabled him to refine his craft as an actor.