All articles tagged with #viral clip
Anthony Anderson apologized for a 2003 interview with underage Lindsay Lohan that has resurfaced and been criticized for poor taste, with Anderson stating it was meant as comedy and expressing regret if it was in poor taste.
A viral video shows the French first lady shoving President Macron in the face, making headlines alongside other major stories such as political developments, international relations, and celebrity court mentions.
Martin Lawrence addressed health concerns after a viral clip from the "Bad Boys 4" premiere showed him looking unsteady, clarifying in an interview that he is in good health and was merely surprised by the crowd size at the event.
Martin Lawrence has dismissed health concerns sparked by a viral clip from the Bad Boys: Ride or Die premiere, stating he is "healthy as hell" and urging people to stop the rumors. Lawrence addressed the speculation during an interview on Hot 97’s Ebro in the Morning, attributing his behavior in the clip to surprise at the large crowd. Despite past health issues, Lawrence assured fans that he is currently in good health.
Twitch and Kick star xQc revealed in a viral clip that he earned $9 million in a single year from streaming alone, sparking a mix of reactions from fans. While some criticized his response and speculated on his total earnings, others pointed out his various revenue streams, including a $100 million Kick deal and major sponsorships, making it difficult to accurately quantify his annual income.
Actress and comedian Nika King's stand-up clip joking about struggling to pay rent during the long hiatus between seasons of HBO's Euphoria went viral, but she clarified that it was a lighthearted joke and that she's actually doing fine with several projects in the works. King, who plays Leslie Bennett on Euphoria, also mentioned the lack of roles since the show and referenced Taraji P. Henson's comments on pay disparity for Black actresses. She emphasized her roots in comedy and mentioned upcoming film projects, while Euphoria is set to return to HBO in 2025 with no production start date for season three yet.
Ayo Edebiri subtly addressed her past comments about Jennifer Lopez's career being "one long scam" during her Saturday Night Live debut, acknowledging the incident in a sketch about social media trolling. The comedian had previously made the remarks on a podcast, but on SNL, she indirectly referenced the controversy and expressed regret for her past actions. Despite the prior comments, Edebiri introduced Lopez's performances and shared the stage with her, showing support and admiration for the musical guest.
Actress Sofia Vergara shut down a male interviewer in Spain who mocked her English skills by asking how to say "Modern Family," responding with "Oh, because you speak better English than me?" and questioning his Emmy and Golden Globes nominations. She was promoting her upcoming Netflix series Griselda, in which she plays Colombian drug cartel leader Griselda Blanco, known as the Cocaine Godmother.
Marek Zydowicz, the director and founder of the Camerimage Film Festival, has released a statement addressing the viral clip of Adam Driver's expletive response during a Q&A session. Zydowicz stated that the question asked lacked deeper reasoning and went against the spirit of the festival, which aims to celebrate and honor the art of moving pictures. He expressed excitement for audiences to see Michael Mann's film "Ferrari" and the excellent work accomplished by the filmmaking team, including Adam Driver.
A clip of Michelle Williams doing a Justin Timberlake impression while narrating Britney Spears' memoir has gone viral. In the clip, Williams reads an anecdote about Spears' and Timberlake's encounter with R&B singer Ginuwine. The clip has garnered almost 17 million views and over 6,000 reposts. Internet users have praised Williams' impression, with many expressing their desire to listen to the audiobook. Spears' memoir, narrated by Williams, was released on October 24.
A clip of comedian Ali Wong discussing an encounter with a white male comedian while she was pregnant went viral after being posted by The Daily Show on TikTok. In the clip, Ali recounts how the comedian touched her belly and made inappropriate comments, suggesting that her pregnancy was a schtick for attention. She responded by highlighting the challenges faced by women and minorities in the industry. The clip received widespread praise for Ali's boldness and resonated with others who had similar experiences during pregnancy. Since the interview, Ali has continued to achieve success in stand-up comedy and acting.
A clip from 2003 of Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy questioning then-Democratic candidate Al Sharpton about his lack of political experience has gone viral. Ramaswamy, who was an 18-year-old Harvard student at the time, asked Sharpton why he should vote for someone with the least political experience. Sharpton responded by highlighting his involvement in the political movement since the age of 12 and his experience in social policy. The resurfaced clip has gained attention after Ramaswamy referred to it in a recent interview. Ramaswamy, who is currently running for president, acknowledged that he voted for the libertarian candidate in the 2004 election.
Fans of the ‘Jeopardy!’ quiz show were surprised when a seemingly easy question about the Lord's Prayer stumped all three contestants. The $200 clue asked for the missing word in "Our Father, which art in heaven, hallowed be thy name" from Matthew 6:9. The contestants did not attempt to answer, and the clip went viral. Some viewers found the unanswered question distressing, while others took a more light-hearted approach. The moment sparked debate about whether ‘Jeopardy!’ contains too many questions about the Bible and Christianity in general.
Keanu Reeves has won hearts again with a viral clip in which he bonds with a young fan who gushes over him as his "favorite actor." The 9-year-old named Noah was sitting across from the "Matrix" actor as he prepared to sign the comic book "BRZRKR," co-written by Reeves and Matt Kindt. Reeves kidded around with the boy, who said he loved his character Duke Caboom in "Toy Story 4." Reeves has been singled out multiple times for his kindness, including carrying on a conversation with another young fan and attending the wedding of an English couple.