This year, Chris is riding solo—and looking dapper—wearing an all-white suit along with a pair of rose-tinted glasses—paying no mind to the outdated "no white before Memorial Day" fashion rule.

The post Will Smith Addresses Chris Rock Oscars Slap on New Album Based on a True Story appeared first on Consequence. The opening track on the project, “Int. Barbershop – Day,” is a skit ...

Will Smith addresses his infamous Chris Rock slap from the 2022 Oscars in his new “Based on a True Story” album — boasting that he’s officially “back on top.” His first track ...

Will Smith wastes no time addressing his Chris Rock Oscars slap on new album “Based on a True Story,” which released on Friday. In fact, the project’s first track, “Int. Barbershop — Day ...

Comedian Chris Rock has signed with WME for representation in all areas including acting, directing, comedy touring, books, and more. Rock had been in play since December when his longtime agent ...

Will Smith addressed the fallout of the slap heard around the world on “Int. Barbershop — Day”, the opening track of his Based on a True Story album he dropped today. The song, featuring DJ ...

Though it’s been three years since Will Smith famously slapped Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars, it’s clear the shocking incident is still on he and his brother Tony Rock’s minds. And they’re ...

It’s never say never for Chris Rock, who revealed that he hasn’t ruled out hosting the Oscars again — three years after the infamous Will Smith slap. When asked if he would preside over ...

Chris Rock was asked by E! News at this year’s Vanity Fair Oscars Party about whether or not he would host the Oscars again, three years after Will Smith infamously slapped him on stage.

Chris Rock is all about forgiving and forgetting. It’s been three years since the comedian hosted the Oscars and, infamously, was slapped onstage by Will Smith over a joke he made about Will’s ...

While Billy’s camera crew tries to stop vomiting, the producers cut over to Chris Connelly ... Now it’s time for an extended Chris Rock bit, which begins with some mic issues.

“The American justice system should be just like Walmart,” Chris Rock says in Tamborine ... and plays out an extended joke about whether they are, in fact, behind the curtain.