Assault laws don't apply, and apparently if you're a celeb you can't get, or spread, COVID either. At least in NY.As if laws apply to the rich, powerful, or famous...
Assault laws don't apply, and apparently if you're a celeb you can't get, or spread, COVID either. At least in NY.As if laws apply to the rich, powerful, or famous...
Rock said he didn't want to press charges, so they're be no point in arresting him. Of course, Rock could change his mind then Smith gets charged. A bigger penalty would be for him to get kicked out of the academy or forfeit his Oscar.Assault laws don't apply, and apparently if you're a celeb you can't get, or spread, COVID either. At least in NY.
Rock said he didn't want to press charges, so they're be no point in arresting him. Of course, Rock could change his mind then Smith gets charged. A bigger penalty would be for him to get kicked out of the academy or forfeit his Oscar.
I also thought the joke was pretty mild but considering the hair loss is the result of a medical issue (autoimmune disorder), it was a low blow. But Smith had no right to strike him. I actually ended up feeling a little sorry for Smith because the greatest night of his career will always be tainted by his own stupidity.
I'm sure that's entirely accurate.Rock said he didn't want to press charges, so they're be no point in arresting him.
Frickin' brilliant!!Oh behave...*cough*...fur ball.
He exploited Rock's responsibility as host for maintaining the decorum of the Oscars by walking up and suckerslapping him on live television while Rock's hands were literally behind his back, knowing full well Rock wouldn't be returning the favor when he turned his back to him and walked to his seat.I think what we've seen here is a man who finally found an outlet to express his anger- but it shouldn't have been by way of an assault on international TV. Smith has had his son's best mate root his missus then he's been, I would say, humiliated in interviews about it. She clearly wears the trousers.
I have seen a comment that she had mentioned that her condition is self inflicted because she continually had weaves put in and it damaged her hair irreparably. She's been pretty open about it and talks about it all the time so why wouldn't this open season?
With regard to his laughing I can't tell if he just went along with the crowd before it sunk in or he's just slow. I suspect the former rather than the latter.
You just don't assault people for a cheap joke. It's not about honour or her honour (and why can't she defend herself? She's a strong woman) it's about doing what's legal. Pick up the phone and call him the next day if you're still upset. That's what Eddie Murphy did when Rock did an SNL bit about him.