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Maude Apatow is explaining what she meant in one of her old tweets.

“There is no excuse for what he did. “He’s lucky Chris is not filing assault charges.The excuses he made tonight were bulls**t."Another user penned that he hopes Will has to return his Oscar, as they claimed his actions made him a “bully”, who deserved punishment. The user wrote in a post liked by Ricky: “After all the initial joking I hope Will Smith has to return his Oscar. “His behaviour was unacceptable.

Will Smith infamously smacked Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars, social media debated whether the incident would’ve happened had another comic hosted the event. One name that came up frequently was comedian Ricky Gervais, who responded by teasing his proposed Oscars speech in a series of tweets with thousands of likes.“I’d start with ‘Hello,'” wrote the 60-year-old creator of “The Office,” who has MCed the Golden Globes five times, but never the Academy Awards.The comic continued, “I hope this show helps cheer up the ordinary people watching at home.

By now, everyone has weighed in on Will Smith and Chris Rock slapping at the Oscars. 

Joyner Lucas has owned up to sending a series of tweets that took aim at Lollapalooza and Machine Gun Kelly.Last week, tweets sent from the rapper’s account criticised Lollapalooza for Lucas’ placing on this year’s line-up poster while hitting out at “goofy ass” headliner MGK.The four-day Chicago festival shared its 2022 bill last Tuesday (March 22), with Green Day, Dua Lipa, Metallica and J. Cole all appearing as headliners. Beneath those acts are Doja Cat, Machine Gun Kelly, Lil Baby and Kygo.Lucas, meanwhile, appeared around mid-way down the Lollapalooza poster in the smallest-sized font.

In the aftermath of Will Smith slapping Chris Rock for making a joke about his wife Jada Pinkett Smith at the Oscars, some celebrity reactions came in for more heat than others.

Joyner Lucas has deleted a series of tweets that took aim at Machine Gun Kelly and Lollapalooza, claiming that his account was taken over by Russian hackers.Earlier this week, tweets sent from the rapper’s account criticised Lollapalooza for Lucas’ placing on this year’s line-up poster while hitting out at “goofy ass” headliner MGK.The four-day Chicago festival shared its 2022 bill on Tuesday (March 22), with Green Day, Dua Lipa, Metallica and J. Cole all appearing as headliners.

Finally, Rylan launched into a tweet that included the words: "No one brings me down, I'm gonna take the crown. Give it to me now."Fans were even more on edge when he posted a looped video clip in which he appeared to be having a tearful meltdown.However the real reason for his unusual string of messages quickly emerged."For those fearing this is breakdown number 2, listening to all the Eurovision entries and there is BANGERS [sic]," he enthused."I can feel my hips sliding all over Euroclub in May."I will be most certainly living my best life.They’re so good @eurovision."@RachaelN92x had a light-bulb moment about what his previous tweets had been referring to, exclaiming: "Now it makes sense!"Some of his 1.6 million followers finally made the connection that the tweets were song lyrics.Meanwhile author @heidistephens told the TV star: "Can't wait to join you on that dancefloor.

Fans got their first glimpse of the young Luke Skywalker in last week's first trailer for Obi-Wan Kenobi, with Mark Hamill showing his support for the actor, Grant Feely.The trailer shows Skywalker playing by himself on the top of of a sand structure, and that he was being watched from afar from Ewan McGregor's title character.The 70-year-old Hamill took to Twitter to show his support for Feely, while a new report from The Hollywood Reporterrevealed that Star Wars: Episode I character Darth Maul, played by Ray Park, has been written out of the show. Support:Fans got their first glimpse of the young Luke Skywalker in last week's first trailer for Obi-Wan Kenobi, with Mark Hamill showing his support for the actor, Grant FeelyThe THR report was the first to reveal that the young Luke is being played by Grant Feely, which lead to Hamill showing his support, retweeting a tweet revealing Feely as the young Luke with a supportive message.'Grant Feely looks like a perfect Luke Skywalker and I am wishing him all the very best!' Hamill said, adding the hashtag #TheForceIsWithFeely.

Outsports.com, Chris chose to keep his identity anonymous “out of fear of online attacks from fans of the players or teams.”Chris was able to find 78 homophobic tweets from 40 players throughout the league — a full 32 of the players remain active, according to Outsports.com.The tweets run the gauntlet in terms of how explicitly homophobic they are. Some are as tame — and absurd — as Center for the Atlanta Hawks Clint Capela saying “no homo” after wishing a friend luck, while others feature explicitly homophobic slurs directed as insults.The majority of tweets were sent between 2009 and 2013, at a time when many of the players were still very young (some even still teenagers in high school), and attitudes around LGBTQ issues vastly different from now.But openly gay basketball player Derrick Gordon, who plays professionally in Germany, told Outsports.com that such statements shouldn’t be tolerated no matter when they were posted.“I don’t care how long ago it was, it shows the person’s character,” Gordon said.

Lord Alan Sugar has taken to Twitter to slam Piers Morgan for "crowing" over the war in Ukraine yesterday.The business magnate, 74, demanded that the former Good Morning Britain presenter, 56, should come up with "solutions" to the conflict, instead of "crowing" over the humanitarian crisis in the country.The political advisor didn't hold back when it came to commenting on Piers' tweet, as he demanded that he do more than "crow" over the issue.In view of his 5.2 million fans, Lord Sugar hit back: "And do what?"Give the solution."You can't keep crowing without giving the solution," he added.The former Life Stories host wrote back: "NATO is the greatest collective military power in the history of Planet Earth. We should use it.

JK Rowling is once again facing backlash on social media, following her previous controversial takes on Twitter and thoughts on the transgender community over the past two years.

A cellphone video of a little Ukrainian girl named Amelia singing a sweet and defiant rendition of Frozen‘s “Let It Go” from a bomb shelter in Kyiv has been viewed by many thousands since going viral yesterday, with no less than the film’s original Elsa – Idina Menzel – taking notice.

A football fan who sent racist abuse to former England defender Rio Ferdinand has been handed a 12-week suspended sentence.

Twitter will label tweets that link to content from Russian state-affiliated media websites amid concerns over the spread of disinformation.

Former Strictly Come Dancing star Kristina Rihanoff has apologised after posting a string of tweets which many deemed to be supportive of Vladimir Putin amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The professional dancer – who was born in Russia – criticised world leaders, including Prime Minister Boris Johnson and US President Joe Biden, and their various scandals in comparison to Mr Putin, who has led the invasion against Ukraine. She also called out Sky News for reporting on Eurovision banning Russia from taking part in the upcoming song contest. However, Rihanoff has since apologised for the comments and clarified that she does not support Mr Putin or the invasion. For the latest updates on the Russia-Ukraine war, visit our live blog: Russia-Ukraine liveIn a Twitter statement on Sunday, she wrote: ‘I made fun of Eurovision tweet by Sky. I did think there was far more important information on that day that Eurovision.

Strictly Come Dancing pro Kristina Rihanoff has been criticised for ‘insensitive’ tweets relating to Russia’s attacks on Ukraine.The dancer – who is Russian – sparked outrage amongst her followers following a series of tweets, which appeared to back President Vladimir Putin after his invasion of Ukraine began on Thursday.Rihanoff’s tweets were branded ‘in such bad taste’ and an ‘absolute disgrace,’ with fans saying they were unfollowing her.One tweet included a cartoon featuring caricatures of Boris Johnson, Joe Biden and Justin Trudeau.For the latest updates on the Russia-Ukraine war, visit our live blog: Russia-Ukraine liveThe three world leaders had been drawn with blood drawn on their hands, with Trudeau in blackface and PM Johnson holding a glass of wine, in reference to his lockdown party scandals.US President Biden was pointing to the distance, with the words ‘Russian man bad’ written in a speech bubble.Donât even have to say anything – pure genius https://t.co/t61p3WBYalRihanoff tweeted alongside the illustration: ‘Don’t even have to say anything – pure genius.’The TV star later responded to an article shared by Sky News, announcing that Russia had been banned from Eurovision this year.She wrote: ‘F….ing breaking news

Former Strictly Come Dancing star Kristina Rihanoff has slammed Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker turned their longtime friendship into a romance last year, afterkeeping things strictly platonic for over adecade.And on Thursday, theBlink-182 drummer, 46,penned a tweet urging his 1.5 million followers to 'find something beautiful and fight like hell for it.'The post did not go unnoticed by his other half, who quickly reposted his love not on her Instagram Story with a red heart emoji for her fans to see. Soul mates: Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker turned their longtime friendship into a romance last year, after keeping things strictly platonic for over a decade; seen this monthEarlier this month, sources close to the couple revealed the lovebirds may besaying 'I do' in just a few short months.

The Weeknd is opening up about bad timing.

And to think it all started with a Pitchfork Review. After British animated piglet/musician extraordinaire Peppa Pig’s debut album edged out Kanye West‘s astronomically-hyped epic Donda as their preferred album, 6.5 to 6.0, fans gleefully memed the decision. In the reviews (written by Peyton Thomas and Dylan Green, respectively) Pitchfork called Peppa’s album “charming,” while noting Kanye’s album was “barely finished” and came with “a lot of baggage.”