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She also made a Will/Jada Pinkett joke that alluded to their “open marriage,” which they took well. She then patted down Jason Mamoa and Josh Brolin in a way that was more cringeworthy than amusing.

During her dopiest bit, she announced some celebrities who had “issues” with their COVID-19 status, brought Tyler Perry, Bradley Cooper, Timothée Chalamet and Simu Liu on stage and hit on them. Regina Hall had the toughest night, using her “single” status as an impressively unfunny running joke. Wanda Sykes landed some solid one-liners throughout the night, looked hilarious as Richard Williams in tight white shorts and hit a few funny lines at the Oscar museum. Amy Schumer had a solid opening monologue, looked patently absurd dangling in the air in a Spider-Man outfit and riffed nicely after the Smith/Rock kerfuffle. Which of the trio of hosts held up best? Having three hosts worked well, giving each a chance to shine - or stumble. Lady Gaga's “I got you” to Liza Minelli at the #Oscars tonight 🥺 /91axdFKaKj- Gaga Notify March 28, 2022 Oscars like to cart out aging actors, for better or worse: Liza Minnelli made an appearance near the end with Lady Gaga to present best picture and Minnelli’s unsteady comments and frail appearance was more uncomfortable than uplifting until Gaga said, “I got you” and Minnelli responded, “I know.” The winners, by the way, were Jackson, Elaine May, Liv Ullmann, and Danny Glover. Lifetime achievement award who? The Oscars chose not to highlight the Governors lifetime achievement awards this year beyond a brief mention. Jackson together again but it seemed oddly superfluous. Simmons, Elliot Page) and the oddest of them all: the 28th anniversary of “Pulp Fiction.” Sure, it was nice to see Uma Thurman, John Travolta and Samuel L. 28th anniversary? Outside the 50th anniversary of “The Godfather,” the other three reunions seemed a bit more random, like an excuse to get the lead actors in one place: the 30th anniversary of “White Men Can’t Jump” (Wesley Snipes, Rosie Perez, Woody Harrelson), the 15th anniversary of “Juno” (Jennifer Garner, J.K.