Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith Walk 1st Red Carpet Since 2022 Oscars Incident With Chris Rock: Photos

Tom Cruise, Will Smith, and Jennifer Lawrence were just some of the A-listers snubbed as the 80th annual Golden Globes nominations were announced on Monday morning.Cruise, 60, was shot down from recognition at the controversial award show - which takes place at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles - despite his blockbuster film Top Gun: Maverick earning a Best Picture - Drama nod. The action sequel was the highest grossing movie of the year and was beloved by critics to earn a nod in the top category but lead star Cruise was noticeably missing from the list of nominees. It is interesting to note, however, that last year Cruise had returned his three Golden Globe awards previously won to the Hollywood Foreign Press Association in protest of the organization's behavior. Shot down: Tom Cruise, Will Smith, and Jennifer Lawrence were just some of the A-listers snubbed as the 80th annual Golden Globes nominations were announced on Monday morning  Took a stand: It is interesting to note that last year Cruise had returned his three Golden Globe awards previously won to the Hollywood Foreign Press Association in protest of the organization's behaviorAs the awards show has been accused of having a lack of diversity, perhaps the HFPA wanted to steer clear of controversy as Smith,  54, did not receive a nomination for film Emancipation months after his infamous slap of Chris Rock at The Oscars. Meanwhile Lawrence, 32, was also ignored for indie film Causeway.

Jaden Smith bundled up and flashed his shiny new grills while walking through West Hollywood on Thursday.The 24-year-old actor - who attended father Will Smith's Emancipation premiere last month - wore a big black coat with the hood pulled up over his hair and a large white 'M' emblazoned on his chest. He added matching black sweats covered in white symbols snaking up the legs of the pants.  Keeping warm: Jaden Smith bundled up and flashed his shiny new grills while walking through West Hollywood on Thursday He walked in bright white sneakers as he left the Bird Streets Club, a fine dining restaurant in the Hollywood area.   Smith's outing comes couple weeks after he and his family supported his father Will at the premiere of his Apple TV+ film Emancipation.  Will opened up about his now-infamous Oscar slap of Chris Rock during an interview on The Daily Show with Trevor Noah, revealing his nine-year-old nephew Dom saw it unfold on TV.'My little nephew Dom is nine. He is the sweetest little boy.

“I didn’t want to make a slavery film about vengeance,” Will Smith told GQ in 2021 to explain his much-lamented decision to turn down the title role in “Django Unchained.” “This was one that was about love,” he continued to explain why he finally felt he could make a film about slavery. After years of avoiding cinematic portrayals of this dark chapter in African-American life, that project is Antoine Fuqua’s “Emancipation.” READ MORE: ‘Emancipation’: Will Smith “Completely Understands” If People Aren’t Ready To Support Him But Hopes New Film Is Still Embraced The task he set out to achieve is more complicated than it might initially appear.

The search was on this year for Johnny Depp, Amber Heard, Will Smith, Chris Rock and Jada Pinkett Smith: They topped Google’s just-released list of the Top 10 actors who generated the most Google searches in 2022.

HIT Christmas rom-com The Holiday is to get a sequel with its original lead quartet of stars — 17 years on. The new movie is expected to revisit the relationships that spring up between Cameron Diaz, 50, and Jude Law, 49 and, Kate Winslet, 47, Jack Black, 53.

Will Smith has revealed what Rihanna thinks of his new movie Emancipation – his first film since he slapped Chris Rock at the Oscars. The Academy Award winner, 54, shared the 34-year-old mogul's private reaction earlier this week while walking the red carpet for the premiere of his graphic slave drama. Smith is attempting to move past the lasting scandal of his televised assault, but the mediocre reviews for Emancipation are not helping his efforts.  Praying for a comeback: Will Smith, 54, has revealed what Rihanna thinks of his new movie Emancipation – his first film since he slapped Chris Rock at the Oscars'Rihanna loved the cinematography,' Smith claimed to E! News. 'She could not get over the look of the film and how it felt.' The multiplatinum hitmaker attended a star-studded screening of Emancipation back in October, rallying around the embattled King Richard star in his private movie theatre. Rihanna's boyfriend A$AP Rocky was also in attendance, along with Dave Chappelle, Tyler Perry and Kenya Barris. 'The thing that's great with Black people,' Smith joked to E! News, 'is they talk to the screen the whole time, so you don't have to ask people's opinion.

Has there ever been a more anomalous pairing than Guy Ritchie of all directors doing Disney‘s live-action “Aladdin” film? The 2019 movie is an outlier in Ritchie’s filmography, but yes, he indeed directed it. And Ritchie also directs the upcoming sequel, and what’s more, he wants disgraced actor Will Smith back as his Genie.

It was fascinating to see my good colleague Valerie Complex describe, in her review of the Antoine Fuqua/Will Smith slavery drama Emancipation, having almost walked out of the film, not because it was unworthy, but because she found the depiction of Black suffering and death almost too much to watch.

Emancipation on November 30. The evening marked the family's first red carpet appearance since the infamous and ensuing scandal.Willow wore a show-stopping pair of Stella McCartney statement trousers embellished with crystal-studded hip cut-outs for the occasion. She kept the rest of her look minimal and monochromatic with a cropped black vest and platform creepers.

Willow Smith showed up to support her famous father Will Smith at the premiere of his highly-anticipated new film Emancipation.The 22-year-old singer/actress hit the red carpet in a unique black look at the premiere, held at the Regency Village Theatre in Westwood, California on Wednesday.Willow was joined by her father Will Smith, mother Jada Pinkett Smith, half-brother Trey Smith and brother Jaden Smith at the red carpet event, the first since her father's infamous Oscars slap.  Willow steps out: Willow Smith showed up to support her famous father Will Smith at the premiere of his highly-anticipated new film Emancipation Family affair: Willow was joined by her father Will Smith, mother Jada Pinkett Smith, half-brother Trey Smith and brother Jaden Smith at the red carpet eventWillow stepped out wearing a black vest that exposed her toned midriff, with her short black hair falling to her chin.She accessorized with a number of rings on both hands, while rocking a pair of unique black wide-legged pants. The pants featured diamond-encrusted embellishments over butterfly frames over both her hips, as she completed her look with black boots.

Exactly three months after it she was accused of grooming and sexual abuse of minors, Tiffany Haddish has returned to the red carpet.The 42-year-old actress was all smiles at the Los Angeles premiere of Will Smith's new film Emancipation, held Wednesday evening at the Regency Village Theatre.The actress was spotted solo at the event, her first red carpet event since the accusations against her and comedian Aries Spears surfaced on August 30. Red carpet return: Exactly three months after it she was accused of grooming and sexual abuse of minors , Tiffany Haddish has returned to the red carpetHaddish stepped out in a stunning powder blue Maison Margiela dress with incredible 'trompe-l'œil' artwork depicting other layers of an outfit.The trompe-l'œil artwork on the dress - designed to depict what appears to be a three-dimensional image on a two-dimensional surface - features a button-up top layered over a bustier with a fringed skirt.

Will Smith made his big return to the red carpet on Wednesday night for the LA premiere of his new movie Emancipation, eight months after he infamously slapped Oscars host Chris Rock.  The 54-year-old's famous family  - including his wife Jada Pinkett Smith and children Trey, Willow and Jaden - rallied around him for support at the screening. The Hollywood star has embarked on a 'apology tour' in recent weeks while promoting his new film as he attempts to get his $350 million career back on track.  Back on the red carpet: Will Smith was joined by his children Trey, Willow, Jaden and wife Jada Pinkett Smith at the LA premiere of his new movie Emancipation on Wednesday Smith, who had a 10 year ban placed on him by the Academy following the televised incident, cut a stylish figure as he posed for shutterbugs.Notably, Smith embarked on a fitness journey last year, where he was determined to shed his 'dad bod' and get into the 'best shape' of his life.

Will Smith is out and about promoting the hell out of his new drama, “Emancipation,” which Apple is pushing heavily this awards season. And as you might expect, whenever he is interviewed, not only does he get the chance to talk about the film, but he has to give an explanation/apology for his actions earlier this year at the Oscars when he slapped Chris Rock on stage.

, Smith appeared on The Daily Show with Trevor Noah to promote his upcoming film Emancipation and discuss how he's spent his year post-slap.Noah immediately turned his attention Smith's starring role in Emancipation, a slavery epic from director Antoine Fuqua about Whipped Peter—an escaped slave whose heavily scarred back was photographed and became one of the most graphic depictions of slavery, helping to galvanize abolitionists to end the institution once and for all. “Emancipation is not the kind of film we would expect to see you in as Will Smith,” said host Trevor Noah.

Will Smith is continuing his press tour for his new movie Emancipation, giving his first talk show interview since his now-infamous Oscar slap of Chris Rock.The 54-year-old actor appeared on Monday night's episode of The Daily Show with Trevor Noah, where he revealed there was a 'rage' inside him that night.He also added that, when he got home after the ceremony, his nine-year-old nephew was waiting and had seen the slap, asking him, 'Why did you hit that man, Uncle Will?' Interview: The 54-year-old actor appeared on Monday night's episode of The Daily Show with Trevor Noah, where he revealed there was a 'rage' inside him that night Slap aftermath: Will Smith is continuing his press tour for his new movie Emancipation, giving his first talk show interview since his now-infamous Oscar slap of Chris RockWill revealed on the show, 'My little nephew Dom is nine. He is the sweetest little boy.

An emotional Will Smith revisited Oscar night with Trevor Noah on Monday by explaining what drove him to slap Chris Rock in front of millions of viewers.

Almost exactly eight months after his infamous Oscar slap, Will Smith admits he has lost sleep over the slap hurting his new film Emancipation.Smith, 54, won his first Oscar for King Richard just an hour after he slapped Oscar presenter Chris Rock for making a joke about his wife Jada Pinkett Smith.Now Smith reveals in a new interview with Entertainment Weekly that he is worried his action may have hurt the film's awards season chances. Slap: Almost exactly eight months after his infamous Oscar slap, Will Smith admits he has lost sleep over the slap hurting his new film Emancipation Chances: Now Smith reveals in a new interview with Entertainment Weekly that he is worried his action may have hurt the film's awards season chances'The only discomfort my heart has around that is that so many people have done spectacular work on this film,' Smith says.'My hope is that my team isn't penalized at all for my actions.

Will Smith has said he 'completely understands' if people are deterred from watching his new film Emancipation after his shocking Oscars slap in March.The actor, 54, sent shockwaves around the world when he struck Chris Rock onstage after he made an ill-timed joke about Smith's wife Jada Pinkett-Smith - with the star telling Fox 5’s Good Day DC he 'respects' if fans are not ready to see him onscreen.He said: 'I completely understand — if someone is not ready, I would absolutely respect that and allow them their space to not be ready. Slap: Will Smith has said he 'completely understands' if people are deterred from watching his new film Emancipation after his shocking Oscars slap in MarchThe Seven Pounds actor added that he hopes his actions won't negatively affect the team who have worked on the film, which is his first project since the slap.He said: 'My deepest concern is my team – Antoine [Fuqua] has done what I think is the greatest work of his entire career. 'The people on this team have done some of the best work of their entire careers, and my deepest hope is that my actions don’t penalize my team.

Acknowledging the hesitation. Ahead of the release of Emancipation — his first movie since he infamously slapped Chris Rock at the Oscars — Will Smith is getting candid about the type of reaction he anticipates from fans.