Just when we thought nothing could follow Oprah's speech (opens in new tab) at the Golden Globes, Natalie Portman made the night's juiciest jab. She took the stage to announce "Best Director" with co-presenter Ron Howard and said, simply, "and here are the all-male nominees."
Howard, director of Solo: A Star Wars Story, laughed it off, and Portman continued to present the as though nothing unusual had been said. We see what you were doing there Natalie.
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Prince Harry Could “Make Some Form of Reconciliation” with the Royal Family for the Coronation, Expert Says…but it would still be “extremely difficult.”
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The Princess of Wales Broke the Queen’s “Golden Rule” By Revealing This Private Detail
It makes sense why Her late Majesty wanted to keep this close to the vest.
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King Charles Brings in Archbishop of Canterbury to Broker Peace Deal Between Prince William and Prince Harry
The King wants Harry at the Coronation; William is apparently less enthused.
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Janelle Monáe Said Her Queer Identity "Influences My Decisions and My Work" at the Critics' Choice Awards
An inspiration.
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Jennifer Coolidge Was So Excited to Win Yet Another Award for 'White Lotus': "I Feel So Alive, You Know?"
Not even gonna pretend I'm not crying.
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Chelsea Handler Roasted James Corden, Ellen DeGeneres, Prince Harry and Herself in Her Critics' Choice Awards Speech
OMG, Chelsea.
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Sarah Hyland and Adam Devine Play 'How Well Do You Know Your Co-Star?'
The 'Modern Family' stars reunited for the 'Pitch Perfect' spinoff series.
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The 78 Best Celebrity Couple Halloween Costumes of All Time
Honestly, we're impressed.
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Super Rare Photos of Queen Elizabeth as a Young Woman
From childhood snapshots to portraits as a young princess, beautiful and rare photos of the late Queen Elizabeth as a young woman.
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King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla's Relationship: A Timeline
With the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, Charles has ascended to the throne as king.
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Who Is Next in Line for the British Throne, Explained
And yes—Harry and Archie are still in the line of succession.
