Will Smith slap: Five other shocking moments from past Oscar ceremonies
>> Read more trending newsThat happened Sunday when actor Will Smith apparently slapped comedian Chris Rock over a comment Rock made about Smith’s wife. Here are some other shocking moments from past Oscar telecasts:And you are? In 1962 a New York cabdriver who fancied himself the greatest gate-crasher in history, made his way onto the Oscar stage to present an award. Hope, who was hosting the ceremony, came back with, “Who needs PriceWaterhouse? Niven, unflappable as he was in the characters he played, delivered a line that has gone down in Oscar history.
wftv.comHerbert Kretzmer, lyricist of Les Miserables, dead at 95
LONDON – Herbert Kretzmer, the journalist and lyricist best known for his English-language adaptation of the musical Les Miserables, has died. Tributes poured in from giants of the London stage, including theatrical producer Cameron Mackintosh, singer Elaine Paige and lyricist Tim Rice. Les Miserables producer Mackintosh said Kretzmer was instrumental in bringing Victor Hugo's classic tale of defiance and redemption in early 19th century France to the stage in English in October 1985, five years after it had opened in Paris. Until a young British producer by the name of Cameron Mackintosh invited Kretzmer to tea in June 1984 and his life changed. Though the expanded English version of Les Miserables — it was never Les Mis for Kretzmer — had mixed reviews at the start, it would soon become one of the biggest successes of 20th century theater.
So who shined in Tuesday's Democratic debate in Ohio?
"I definitely think Warren lost," he said after watching the contest from the press center next to the debate site, Otterbein University's Rike Center. But he said via Twitter, "This is the Elizabeth Warren debate. With almost 23 minutes of speaking time, Warren easily got the most exposure during the Ohio debate, a New York Times compilation shows. Kall said, "If Biden doesn't gain from (Tuesday's) debate, Pete Buttigieg is the next most likely candidate to prosper despite a lack of equitable speaking time. The quartet: Warren, Biden, Sanders and Buttigieg.
ocala.comSo who shined in Tuesday's Democratic debate in Ohio?
"I definitely think Warren lost," he said after watching the contest from the press center next to the debate site, Otterbein University's Rike Center. But he said via Twitter, "This is the Elizabeth Warren debate. With almost 23 minutes of speaking time, Warren easily got the most exposure during the Ohio debate, a New York Times compilation shows. Kall said, "If Biden doesn't gain from (Tuesday's) debate, Pete Buttigieg is the next most likely candidate to prosper despite a lack of equitable speaking time. The quartet: Warren, Biden, Sanders and Buttigieg.
news-journalonline.comSo who shined in Tuesday's Democratic debate in Ohio?
"I definitely think Warren lost," he said after watching the contest from the press center next to the debate site, Otterbein University's Rike Center. But he said via Twitter, "This is the Elizabeth Warren debate. With almost 23 minutes of speaking time, Warren easily got the most exposure during the Ohio debate, a New York Times compilation shows. Kall said, "If Biden doesn't gain from (Tuesday's) debate, Pete Buttigieg is the next most likely candidate to prosper despite a lack of equitable speaking time. The quartet: Warren, Biden, Sanders and Buttigieg.
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