Holly Wainwright

No, you're right.

I don't mean in any way for this Chalamet nomination to make it sound like Michael B. Jordan somehow Bradbred this.

Of course he didn't.

He absolutely deserved it.

But it's just interesting how quickly the narrative turned.

It was very much Chalamet, Chalamet, Chalamet.

And then it was very much, oh, no, no, no, no, no.

You know, so it's I think that justice has been served in that in much as you can ever compare performances and anything like Michael B. Jordan's amazing.

But the backlash of Chalamet is very interesting and very Kardashian coded, I think.

And wasn't that like a glimpse in a way of what the hosting gig could be?

Yes.

And I think a lot of people don't want that job is the truth.

But like those women standing on stage, they introduced two awards.

They were funnier and fresher and smarter in those moments.

The first one was this shtick that they were pretending they had notes from people in the crowd.

It was just very funny.

I thought it was funny.

And they kept being like, you look really beautiful.

You've aged well.

The things you've done to your face are very tasteful.