Trump blames Oscars fail on show’s political tone

And that is saying something.

Are we in for a Trump tweet about how the “failing” Oscars need to tell all their celebrities to stop criticizing the excellent President who is definitely doing an excellent job?

“I consider myself an optimist and that can be a tall order at times for me personally, and more as I see a growing intolerance and lack of compassion and empathy in the world around us”, he told the audience.

Several of Kimmel’s lines were as good as the gold dresses worn by several actresses. I’ve been to the Oscars.

“He handed what turned out to be an Oscar-caliber role over to his friend and made a Chinese ponytail movie instead”, Kimmel said.

Breitbart said the mixup came after what it called “hours of Trump-bashing by the Hollywood elites”. “I did much better with Hispanics, I did much better with African Americans”.

It was a Johnny Carson-like moment of turning a negative into a positive. “I just feel very, very blessed to have had this award season and this experience”.

Beyond the jokes which were threaded throughout the evening, perhaps the strongest anti-Trump statement of the night was from Iranian director Asghar Farhadi, who won the Oscar in the foreign language category for “The Salesman”. celeb news

Host Jimmy Kimmel set into Trump right away, citing a “divided country” in his opening monologue and leading a standing ovation for legendary actress Meryl Streep, who made headlines after attacking Trump in her acceptance speech at the Golden Globes last month.

While one might have thought the blows would have ended there, it turns out Kimmel was just getting started.

Best Actress victor, Emma Stone, has branded the incident as “one of the most terrible moments of my life”. O’Connell won for his work on “Hacksaw Ridge”. To end the dramatic pause, which most people thought was intentionally amusing, Dunaway, unaware of what was going on, announced “La La Land” as the Best Picture victor.

Classy Speeches: Mahershala Ali of “Moonlight” and director Ezra Edelman of “O.J”. Apparently it was much easier to read the red lettering on gold than it was to read gold lettering on red.

The most political speech of the night came from a victor who wasn’t present.

She said only two words – “thank you” – but it was a stirring moment. She should have brought “Saturday Night Live” writers with her. Vicky pointed to Denzel Washington in the front row, and said it’s “that man right there”.

Casey, 41, beat out Denzel Washington, Ryan Gosling, Andrew Garfield and Viggo Mortensen to take the top prize for his performance in Manchester By The Sea. “It was the weirdest TV finale since Lost”, Jimmy said. I want to thank my reps, three amigos, Jay Baker at CAA, Joel Ross and Jamie Feldman.