“We want these sorts of people around when buildings catch on fire, high-pressure salesmen corner you, or the Best Picture Oscar is in the process of going to the wrong fucking movie.”

I respectfully disagree. I loved that moment. He didn’t just grab it. He snatched that shit and in doing so took control of chaos. Bravo, La La Producer dude.

My sister and I were just talking about how it was a “Dad move,” referring to our fire captain father. He’s exactly that way in stressful situations, and sometimes it stings a little in the moment, but you’re always grateful in the end that he simply *handles* shit and doesn’t let people dick around. It’s assertion,…

Horowitz was a class act for sure. He saved that disaster. I want to know who was that other La La Land producer who gave a speech and then said “we lost, by the way”. You can see him talking to the stage hand BEFORE he gives his speech so he knew they lost but gave his speech anyway?! WTF?! Thank god for Horowitz.…

Mr. Aggressive didn’t give anyone else a chance to do the job - much less a producer who had come on stage, Jimmy who had come on stage, or the last speaker..?

basically yelling into the microphone as if he was elected to do the job

I agree, but I didn’t like the way he snatched the card out of Beatty’s hand. He didn’t fuck up, Dunaway did.

Seriously.

I thought the same thing about Rich’s characterization, The man could not have been more gracious, during what must have been an epically humiliating moment.

See, I thought he was trying to get the thing cleared up with as little confusion as possible, including showing everyone the irrefutable proof-the actual envelope.

The way he grabbed the envelope from Beatty was kind of a dickish move.

Also, it wasn’t Horowitz’s job to straighten that shit out! But the producers and Kimmel and the accountants and the announcers all seemed to get a collective fit of the vapors and time was ticking so Horowitz stepped up and got shit done. This is a good character trait. We want these sorts of people around when…

Horowitz handled it not just with grace, but authority and he corrected the situation as quickly and calmly as it could have been handled. He didn’t “spit” and saying it was “kind” of him to give Moonlight their award is nasty and shitty.

“Moonlight: Best Picture,” spat Horowitz.

Nina Turner, a Sanders surrogate, told the Post’s Dave Weigel that “the future of the Democratic Party will walk away” if Ellison loses.

Since they so commonly throw the epithet of “go back to where you came from” at all others, how’s about THEY go back to where they came from? They talk about the threat of being destroyed as a race, when their ancestors actually, consciously did so, and did so repeatedly.

You are wrong about Left Shark.

The important thing is that white people in Idaho feel safe from Mexicans.

I can’t approve of throwing things at vehicles. Even Trump’s. Next time, kids, just flip him off.