(Full disclosure: Rolling Stone’s parent company, PMC, owns Dick Clark Productions.)
A number of high-profile comedians reportedly turned down the gig, perhaps owing to a lack of prep time given its proximity to the end of the actors’ strike and the HFPA’s past, including former Oscars host Chris Rock, Ali Wong, and the trio of Will Arnett, Jason Bateman, and Sean Hayes, who co-host the “SmartLess” podcast.
On Dec. 21, stand-up comic Jo Koy was announced as its last-minute host — just a couple of weeks before the Jan. 7 ceremony, which was broadcast on CBS for the first time.
I love Oppenheimer — especially the first season.” As the camera cut to an unamused Christopher Nolan, Koy added, “That’s so stupid…”
“Oppenheimer and Barbie are competing for cinematic box office achievement,” Koy offered.
Koy continued: “The key moment in Barbie is when she goes from perfect beauty to bad breath, cellulite, and flat feet — or what casting directors call ‘character actor.’”
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(Full disclosure: Rolling Stone’s parent company, PMC, owns Dick Clark Productions.)
A number of high-profile comedians reportedly turned down the gig, perhaps owing to a lack of prep time given its proximity to the end of the actors’ strike and the HFPA’s past, including former Oscars host Chris Rock, Ali Wong, and the trio of Will Arnett, Jason Bateman, and Sean Hayes, who co-host the “SmartLess” podcast.
On Dec. 21, stand-up comic Jo Koy was announced as its last-minute host — just a couple of weeks before the Jan. 7 ceremony, which was broadcast on CBS for the first time.
I love Oppenheimer — especially the first season.” As the camera cut to an unamused Christopher Nolan, Koy added, “That’s so stupid…”
“Oppenheimer and Barbie are competing for cinematic box office achievement,” Koy offered.
Koy continued: “The key moment in Barbie is when she goes from perfect beauty to bad breath, cellulite, and flat feet — or what casting directors call ‘character actor.’”
The original article contains 455 words, the summary contains 163 words. Saved 64%. I’m a bot and I’m open source!