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Between his comments at the original show and the new secret show

Rock's quip regarding Will Smith comes a few days after the comedian made another joke at the Oscar winner's expense. While attending the show in which Chappelle was attacked, Rock swiftly took to the stage to support his fellow comic and cracked a joke asking if his attacker was Will Smith, to which the crowd cheered and laughed in response. Prior to Chappelle's attack, Rock has remained mostly silent about the Oscars slap incident, joking he would only talk about it when paid for the information while also saying he needed time to process the matter before properly commenting on it.

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Will Smith Slaps Chris Rock: All Oscars Updates And Key Responses

Though he would apologize the following day to Rock, Smith would initially resign his Academy membership only to then be banned from attending any events for 10 years, all the while the public debated who to defend in the situation. As the debate continued over the following months, another comedian would find himself at the center of a new incident when Dave Chappelle was tackled on stage while performing for the Netflix is a Joke Fest at the Hollywood Bowl. With the perpetrator of the attack has since been arrested and Chappelle has discussed the matter with him, he is slowly sharing new insight regarding the situation.

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Chris Rock Quips About Will Smith Oscars Slap After Chappelle Attack

Chris Rock makes a quip about the Will Smith Oscars slap incident after fellow comedian Dave Chappelle was attacked on stage during a show. Rock and Smith made headlines this past March when the comedian made a joke at the expense of Jada Pinkett Smith having shaved her head due to her alopecia diagnosis, resulting in her Oscar-winning husband taking to the stage and promptly slapping Rock across the face. Before he could continue, Smith returned to his chair and shouted profane threats to Rock, to which he accepted and continued his presentation as originally planned, with Smith winning the Best Actor award later in the night and apologizing to the Academy but not Rock in his speech.

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ESPN NFL reporter Jeremy Fowler joined SportsCenter on Sunday morning, where he provided an update on Samuel's trade request.

"I guess Odell Beckham Jr. is out here breaking news, saying Deebo Samuel is going to the Patriots, I guess that was a joke," Fowler said. "I never got the sense the Patriots were involved, that his price tag would be too rich. But right now, the teams who were involved or that inquired about Samuel addressed their needs at receiver in the draft. So this could be a long process. I'm told Deebo still is dug in, still wants to be traded, but knows this could drag out for a while."

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t appears that Deebo Samuel isn't going anywhere ... for now.

Over the weekend, star NFL wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. took to Twitter on multiple occasions where he engaged with Samuel and posted trade rumors that were quickly proven false. The two have had a budding friendship after their interaction following the 49ers' NFC Championship Game loss to the Los Angeles Rams and appear to be in frequent communication.

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Report: Deebo remains 'dug in' on 49ers trade request

You'll consider anything," Shanahan told reporters on Friday. "You have a responsibility to help your organization the most you can. But losing a player like Deebo, it's hard to see how that helps your organization. So you try to look into all the aspects of it and what people are willing to do, and nothing (so far) was even remotely close to what we thought would be fair to us or fair for the Niners."

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As a member of The Judds with her daughter Wynonna, Naomi Judd

Last year The Judds were announced as inductees into the Country Music Hall of Fame, and were set to be inducted on Sunday. The group had also recently announced a final tour, set to begin in September. "The fans have always been my family of choice," Judd said in a statement announcing the tour. "I love them dearly, so I'm chompin' at the bit to belt out our hits and reconnect with them once again."

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Naomi Judd, part of the Grammy-award winning country music duo The Judds, is dead at 76.

As a member of The Judds with her daughter Wynonna, Naomi Judd recorded and performed as one of the most successful mother-daughter acts in country music before the group stopped performing in the early 1990s. The Judds' hits included 1984's "Mama He's Crazy," which won the group their first Grammy Award, 1985's "Grandpa (Tell Me 'Bout the Good Old Days)" and 1990's "Love Can Build a Bridge."

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Naomi Judd, country music matriarch of The Judds, is dead at 76

Judd's daughters, country singer Wynonna and actress Ashley Judd, confirmed the artist's death in a statement on Saturday. "Today we sisters experienced a tragedy. We lost our beautiful mother to the disease of mental illness," they wrote in a statement. "We are shattered. We are navigating profound grief and know that as we loved her, she was loved by her public. We are in unknown territory."

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Marty's mission early on was to launder $500 million in five years,

And that's a shame, because the difference between good and great for this series can be measured in the way it has morphed from an intriguing character study into a series of escalating and increasingly outlandish threats to a family sinking into a morass of criminality. Kinda like "Breaking Bad: The Family Edition."

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But now that we are near the end of that journey

I've been a fan of the show since its very first episode in 2017, when Jason Bateman offered a compelling and resonant portrait of a man under serious pressure: Marty Byrde, a financial manager and secret money launderer for a Mexican drug cartel is forced to move his family to the Ozarks after his business partner tries ripping off their boss and gets killed for his trouble.

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Netflix's 'Ozark' ends as a thrilling, yet disappointing take on a criminal family

It is an odd thing, to write an appreciation for a series when you're not entirely sure if it is a great television show.

And yet, here I am, dissecting the complicated legacy of Netflix's Ozark, which drops its final seven episodes on the streamer today.

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Biden said, "The negotiations that allowed us to bring Trevor home required difficult decisions that I do not take lightly."

Reed was detained during a trip to the country in 2019 and accused of attacking a Moscow police officer. He was sentenced in 2020 to nine years in jail. He says he doesn't remember the events of that night because he was drunk

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"Today, we welcome home Trevor Reed

Russian Foreign Ministry says Reed was exchanged for jailed pilot Konstantin Yaroshenko in a prisoner swap that took place in an unspecified European country. Yaroshenko was sentenced in 2011 to 20 years in prison for conspiring to import more than $100 million worth of cocaine into the U.S.

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U.S. Marine veteran Trevor Reed is released from Russia in a prisoner swap

The Biden administration and the family of Trevor Reed say the U.S. Marine veteran is out of Russian prison and safely on his way back to the U.S. The decision follows years of advocacy by his family and recent reports that his health was rapidly declining.

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Orthodox Christianity

Many Christians also celebrated with midnight Mass and other events on Friday and Saturday, but the conflict has further added to a growing divide between Orthodox Christians in Russia and those in Ukraine.

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The contrast was stark between Orthodox Christians in war-torn Ukraine and those in Russia

In Ukraine, the religious weekend offered a brief but welcome respite from the conflict for many, with displaced families, soldiers and others taking part in traditions across Ukraine. Children painted eggs and priests offered blessings, while aid agencies baked and provided kulich — a type of sweet, dense Easter bread.