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Zoe Saldaña’s Best Supporting Actress acceptance speech at the BAFTAs was partially edited due to her use of profanity but still included her thanks to co-star Gascón. Earlier, a clip showcasing Gascón’s physical transformation during the Best Make-Up and Hair presentation caused mild confusion. Despite the ongoing scandal, Gascón received subdued applause as a Best Actress nominee. The voting for the BAFTAs occurred amidst these controversies, raising questions about voter sentiment. The ceremony was generally unemotional, with two notable exceptions: a standing ovation for MediCinema, an organization building cinemas in hospitals, and another for Warwick Davis, who received the BAFTA fellowship and shared a heartfelt moment about his late wife.
Celebrating Love and Success at the 2025 BAFTAs
At the 2025 BAFTAs in London’s Royal Festival Hall, celebrity couples stole the spotlight. Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner attended, with Jenner bypassing the red carpet in vintage John Galliano. Newlyweds Saoirse Ronan and Jack Lowden made a rare joint appearance, while Jeff Goldblum and Emilie Livingston coordinated in Loewe. White Lotus stars Leo Woodall and Meghann Fahy were seen together at pre-BAFTAs events. Several winners thanked their partners during acceptance speeches; Zoë Saldaña called her husband “god’s favourite,” and Jesse Eisenberg humorously noted his wife’s absence, as she didn’t expect him to win. The night celebrated both fashion and love on and off the red carpet.
Saturday Night Live Marks 50th Anniversary with Star-Studded Celebrations
Saturday Night Live (SNL) celebrated its 50th anniversary with star-studded events in New York City. The festivities began on Friday with the SNL50: The Homecoming Concert at Radio City Music Hall, featuring celebrities like Miley Cyrus, Chris Pine, and Christine Baranski on the red carpet. Inside, performances included Lady Gaga and Andy Samberg’s humorous take on “Shallow” and “Dick in a Box,” Miley Cyrus’s gothic rendition of “Flowers” and a Queen cover, and Cher’s performance of “If I Could Turn Back Time.” Other acts included Bad Bunny, Post Malone, The Backstreet Boys, and comedic duets by Will Ferrell and Ana Gasteyer. The celebration culminated on Sunday with the SNL50: The Anniversary Special on NBC, attended by even more A-list guests.