The ongoing feud between Selena Gomez and Hailey Bieber has recently taken a positive turn after Hailey posted a thank-you note to Selena on her Instagram story. In the post, Hailey thanked Selena for speaking out about the hate and death threats that Hailey had received online. She also mentioned that the two had been discussing ways to move past their ongoing narrative.

Selena had previously spoken out against the hate that Hailey had been receiving, urging her fans to stop the bullying and advocate for kindness. The feud between the two celebrities started when Hailey appeared to bully Selena online, which led to TikTok users speculating that Hailey was referring to Selena in a video that she had posted and later deleted.

The beef between the two dates back to 2018 when Hailey got engaged to Justin Bieber just months after he ended his relationship with Selena, whom he had dated on and off for eight years.

While Hailey’s thank-you note was meant to be a positive gesture, it was met with backlash from netizens who criticized her for not being grateful enough to Selena.

Some users commented that Hailey should apologize for the drama she had started and the things she had said about Selena. Others accused Hailey of being a clout chaser and lacking sincerity in her attempts to move past their ongoing narrative. Some users also called out Hailey’s friend, Kylie Jenner, for her involvement in the feud.

CONCLUSION

The feud between Selena Gomez and Hailey Bieber has been a topic of interest for many fans, with social media users often taking sides and engaging in online battles. However, the recent positive turn in the narrative offers hope for a resolution to the feud and an end to the hate and bullying that both celebrities have faced. It is a reminder that kindness and empathy are essential in building strong and healthy relationships, both online and in real life.

In a historic moment, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has awarded the Oscar for Best Actress in a leading role to an Asian woman for the first time in its 95-year history. Michelle Yeoh accepted the prestigious award for her remarkable performance in “Everything Everywhere All at Once.” Yeoh’s character, Evelyn Wang, is the first-generation Chinese immigrant owner of a laundromat and finds herself in a multiverse of alternative realities.

Yeoh received a lengthy standing ovation as she made her way to the podium to accept her award. Brandishing the Oscar statuette, she delivered a powerful speech. “For all the little boys and girls who look like me watching tonight, this is a beacon of hope and possibility. And ladies, don’t let anyone ever tell you you are past your prime.” She dedicated her win to her mother, whom she called a “superhero.”

The Malaysian-born Yeoh is a well-known and respected actress, having become a star in Hong Kong cinema before making her mark in global cinema. She has starred in many successful films, including “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,” “Memoirs of a Geisha,” “Tomorrow Never Dies,” and “Crazy Rich Asians.” This was her first Oscar nomination, and she triumphed over strong competition, including Cate Blanchett for “Tár” and Michelle Williams for “The Fabelmans.”

In a recent interview with All Things Considered’s Alisa Chang, Yeoh talked about the cultural moment for Asians and how they can find a larger voice in Hollywood and society. “We just have to rock the boat and say, look at us,” she said. “Give us a chance – because guess what? We exist in your society. We are part of the society and very, very much an intricate part of this whole community. This is the only way we will get more opportunities — if we fight for it and no longer be able to say, OK, I’ll turn the other cheek. Dang — no more turning the other cheek.”

Yeoh’s work in “Everything Everywhere All at Once” has received critical acclaim, earning her many accolades, including a Golden Globe, an Independent Spirit Award, several local Film Critics Awards, a SAG Award, and nominations for a Critics’ Choice Award and a BAFTA Award. Her win is a significant milestone for Asian representation in the entertainment industry and serves as a source of inspiration for future generations.

In her acceptance speech, Yeoh emphasized the importance of representation, saying, “It’s not just about me; it’s about all the people who came before me and all the people who will come after me.” She hopes that her win will pave the way for more diverse representation in the industry and inspire more people to pursue their dreams. With her powerful message of hope and possibility, Yeoh has set an example for aspiring actors and actresses around the world, and her win will undoubtedly be remembered as a pivotal moment in the history of the Academy Awards.

To keep up with the latest news on TV shows, movies, celebrities, and Games, check out our articles

Ashley Graham, a model and TV personality, recently gave an interview to Hugh Grant on the Oscars red carpet that quickly went viral for all the wrong reasons. The interview, which saw Grant giving short and dismissive answers to Graham’s questions, led to widespread criticism of the actor for being “rude” and “uncooperative”.

In response to the backlash, Graham has taken the high road and addressed the situation with grace and positivity. She told TMZ that her mother had taught her to “kill people with kindness,” and that she still had a great time at the Oscars despite the uncomfortable interview.

What Happened in the Interview?

At the beginning of the interview, Graham asked Grant about his “favorite thing about coming to the Oscars”. Grant responded by saying, “Well, it’s fascinating, it’s the whole of humanity is here… it’s Vanity Fair.” Ashley interpreted this as a reference to the famous Vanity Fair Oscars afterparty and responded by saying, “Yes, it’s all about Vanity Fair. That’s where we let loose and have some fun.”

The interview quickly went downhill from there. Graham asked Grant if he was excited to see anyone win, to which he responded, “No one particularly, no.” He then gave dismissive answers to subsequent questions and rolled his eyes twice at the end of the interview, right after Graham told him, “it was nice to talk to you.”

Graham also asked Grant about his role in the film Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery, which was up for an Oscar in the ceremony. Grant dismissed the question by saying, “I’m barely in it.” Some social media users have criticized Grant for being “rude and dismissive”, “standoffish”, and “uncooperative”.

Is Grant Known for Being Difficult with the Media?

Some have contested that Grant’s behavior is typical of him, as he is known for having a frosty relationship with the media. He is a member of the UK Press Reform Group and has taken part in the Leveson Inquiry into the relationship between the media, politics, and the public in 2021. Others insist that his responses were simply ‘very British’.

Either way, the interview did not go down well with the public, and global media also jumped in to critique Grant. French news platform France Daily called it “painfully awkward”, while Rolling Stone deemed Hugh to have had “a bad night”.

Graham’s Response to the Interview

Despite the negative reaction to the interview, Graham has taken a positive approach and maintained her composure in the face of adversity. She has said that she still had a great time at the Oscars and that her mother’s advice to “kill people with kindness” helped her in the situation.

Overall, the interview has sparked a debate about how celebrities should behave when interacting with the media, with some arguing that Grant was within his rights to be dismissive if he didn’t want to engage with the interviewer, while others believe that it is part of the job to answer questions and be polite, even if the interviewer is not asking particularly interesting questions. Regardless, Graham has shown that it is possible to respond to difficult situations with grace and positivity.

To keep up with the latest news on TV shows, movies, celebrities, and Games, check out our articles