Will Smith “Refused” to Leave Oscars After Chris Rock Slap & Trump’s Ridiculous Plea to Putin

The Academy of Motion Pictures and Sciences is not jumping to any conclusions about the Will Smith & Chris Rock at the Oscars and have started an official review, Will Smith reportedly was asked to leave the ceremony and refused, OJ Simpson has given his thoughts on the whole ordeal via Twitter, we have a new contender for “Best Picture” thanks to a poorly timed green screen setup on school photo day in Indiana, with all the focus on Russia and Ukraine Kim Jong Un is feeling left out and has made a new video with a big mega missile, Donald Trump did an interview to talk about the Mayor of Moscow’s wife and asked Putin to release information on Biden, the NY Attorney General’s Office says that they have “uncovered significant evidence” about Trump overvaluing real estate assets, Donald continues to try to convince America he is just a regular guy, a Nebraska State Senator made up a story about kids who identify as “furries,” and a new edition of “This Month in COVID History.”

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