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Donald Trump ridicules Oscars amid low ratings, calling the award show 'politically correct and boring' INSIDER 2 hrs ago cwillen@businessinsider.com (Claudia Willen) © Rogelio V. Solis/AP President Donald Trump is seen at a rally in Mississippi in 2018. Rogelio V. Solis/AP Donald Trump criticized the 2021 Oscars amid record-low ratings in a statement on Tuesday. He suggested referring to the show exclusively as the Academy Awards and hiring a host. Trump said the "politically correct," "boring" show should revert to its old "formula." Donald Trump criticized the 93rd an...

Travon Free wears suit featuring names of victims of police brutality on Oscars red carpet Chelsea Ritschel © Provided by The Independent Travon Free used his Oscars red carpet outfit to make a poignant statement about police brutality. On Sunday, the comedian and actor arrived on the red carpet ahead of the awards show in a gold and black Dolce and Gabbana suit, which featured the names of individuals in the US who have been killed as a result of police brutality. On the inside lining of Free’s jacket, it listed names such as Eric Garner, Duante Wright, Alton Sterling, Ph...

ABCGetty Images Everybody loves a scene-stealing red carpet gown at the Oscars (you can see some of our favorites from this year right here) but in the season of revenge glamour, sartorial spectacle wasn't reserved for the ladies. Stylish gents like Leslie Odom Jr., Riz Ahmed, and Steven Yeun made a strong case at the 93rd Academy Awards, presented by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. From Colman Domingo dramatic pink suit to Alan Kim's edgy-chic shorts suit, they showed off their most suave, chic, and decidedly un-sweatpants looks to prove that A-list Oscars style is truly wi...

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Why One Verdict Cannot Erase The Collective Trauma Of A Nation arrow Damarra Atkins pays respect to George Floyd at a mural at George Floyd Square, in Minneapolis Julio Cortez/AP/Shutterstock Many people breathed a sigh of relief this week when a jury found former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin guilty on two counts of murder and one count of manslaughter in the death of George Floyd. For some New Yorkers, who had seen the nine-minute and 29-second video of the white police officer with his knee on the neck and back of a Black unarmed citizen, sparking mass pr...