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Victoria Woods Reacts After Boosie Mentions Her & GloRilla’s Beef
Boosie is jumping into the public beef between GloRilla and her sister, Victoria Woods, with his two cents! But rather than speak on the tension itself, he offered a different perspective: artists aren’t as rich as everyone thinks. Despite his efforts not to pick sides, Victoria seemingly wasn’t feeling what the rapper had to say!
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Rapper Weighs In, Victoria Woods Responds
As mentioned, Boosie made it clear he’s not taking sides in the sister-sister beef. However, he explained that being famous doesn’t equate to endless wealth, especially for artists. He spoke about the topic in an Instagram video. The rapper used himself as an example, explaining that if he had $1 million and gave his parents and seven brothers and sisters $100,000 each, he’d be broke.
“If I really look out like you want me to look out, it’s gone. So that’s what I wanted to say about that, but I’m not siding with Glo or Bro cause that’s a family situation. I don’t know what happened and I ain’t getting in no family business. A lot of people in this world think your artist or family member got more than what they have and we be trying to keep that sh*t. But we do gotta look out too…but if you get everybody, you gon’ be broke.”
In his caption, Boosie added a POV from the streets and shared that he’s having sibling problems, too.
“I FEEL IF A ARTIST STILL DOING SHOWS THEY R NOT SUPER RICH ‼️WE STILL WORKING FOR A REASON‼️SAME FOR BABYMOMAS TRYNA TRAP STREET NIGGAS WHO BE SHOWING THAT BAG ON INSTAGRAM SMH THAT 100k HE GOT ON DA GRAM DAM NEAR ALL HE GOT💰HE GOTTA FLIP THAT,PAY BILLS N TAKE CARE HIS KIDS N HIS OTHER KIDS LOL YOU AINT GOT NO RICH N*GGA 💯 BUT THATS ON US TOO BECAUSE WE LEAD PEOPLE TO BELIEVE WE HAVE MORE THAN WHAT WE REALLY HAVE #instagram I GOT SIBLING PROBLEMS ALSO SMH GOING THROUGH IT MYSELF.”
In her response, Victoria Woods didn’t sound off or use insults. Two words: “Na Boosie.” But her comment section under the Facebook post? In shambles with over 1,800 comments and over 700 shares. From warnings to not come for the Baton Rouge artist to others defending the message Boosie shared.
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Boosie’s Fans Side With His Take In The Comment Section
Victoria Woods’ Facebook post isn’t the only place fans are defending what Boosie said. In his comment section, over 1,200 comments also weighed in. In between a bunch of 100% emojis, there were replies applauding him for sharing his POV on celebrity wealth.
“You stay speaking what’s real that’s why you will always be the rapper I respect the most you stay solid always 💯💪🏽,” @sno_whyte888 commented.
“Everybody need to focus on they own pockets & figure out how they contribute to someone’s success instead of having they’re hand out lookn for a hand out,” @crownsvision said.
@lulfranco740 wrote, “You don’t even gotta be rich they still expect you to do it.”
“I think some of the prayers are working … I can see it in plain sight how money can ruin it if you chase it long enough but I’m glad people like you got there in life to warn others what to look out for. That’s what real artists do for their community,” @master_dante_romez added.
@601yumyum wrote, “You can be balling and struggling at the same time ‼️”
“Real Spill!!! At the end of the day I can bless you with some paper but in reality are you mentally and financially capable of doing anything with it. 🤦🏾♂️ Shii be crazy I don’t need no help at f*cking my paper off just too please people. 🤦🏾♂️🙏🏾” @onedeep1800223 said.
SEE MORE REPLIES TO BOOSIE HERE.
Other Celebs Who Spoke On GloRilla & Victoria
Boosie isn’t the only celeb to offer his POV on the situation between GloRilla and her sister. Like Boosie, Claressa Shields spoke about mixing finances and family. She made it clear that regardless of her wealth, she doesn’t “owe anybody nothing.” Shields added, “If I decide to help you, you better appreciate it.” Also, she said that financial support is a choice, even with family members who had a hard past together. She has also experienced turmoil with family over money, jealousy and resentment.
That same day, hours later, Tory Lanez took a different approach. From prison, he arranged for Victoria Woods to receive $2,500 via Apple Pay. His message, seemingly sent through his official IG account, said that he’d help her out if she’s actually in a tough spot financially. “I kno how it feels to not have sh*t while needing it…I hope God blesses u,” the DM said.
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Meanwhile, Finesse2Tymes shared harsh words for Victoria last week, telling her to get off her a** or go sell it! In a video, the rapper said GloRilla’s sister didn’t do what she needed to “be somebody,” and shouldn’t be dragging her family on the internet. He explained, “You don’t go to the internet and talk about your folk like that ’cause you ain’t got no motherf*****g hustle.” Victoria wasn’t feeling his take, and went in with her own set of insults.
“Now, Finesse, you want to sit here and talk about me selling a** but you the one that got the biggest booty. And you the one that got the tummy tuck. H*e, you the one over there looking like a Coke bottle, b***h. You need to go sell some a*s and get Shugg out of jail, h*e,” she said.
Woods continued, saying he shouldn’t speak on her and that he’s upset about music labels allegedly dropping him. Also, she told him they’re “in the same boat” after saying he’s not “hitting on sh*t.”
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Reinsve could then be seen giggling as she adjusted her dress while walking off the stage.
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“Hang in it the Louvre 🌹,” Welch captioned a photo of Reinsve’s bare legs as stylists strapped up her shoes.
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“This film is about a very dysfunctional family, and it’s the opposite of what I felt with this beautiful group behind me,” Trier, 52, said in his acceptance speech on Sunday. “I think I’ve made films to feel at home with people, and I’ve really felt at home with the crew. There’s 1,072 people in these credits, and I love them all and I share this with them. The cast behind me, I’ve never been so proud. Thanks for wanting to work with me.”
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After Timothée Chalamet took aim at the ballet and opera communities, that was pretty much all the 2026 Oscar attendees could speak about.
“Security is extremely tight tonight,” host Conan O’Brien opened his Sunday, March 15, monologue. “I’m told there’s concerns about a tax from both the opera and ballet communities.”
Chalamet, nominated for leading actor for his role in Marty Supreme, recently proclaimed that he wasn’t interested in either art form.
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Chalamet, whose grandmother and mother are retired ballerinas, quickly walked back his comments and gave “all respect to the ballet and opera people out there.”
“Damn, I just took shots for no reason,” the actor quipped.
Chalamet didn’t further address the controversy in the lead-up to the Oscars or at the ceremony itself.
Keep scrolling for a guide to all the ballet and opera mentions at the 2026 Academy Awards:
Conan O’Brien’s Monologue
Oscars host Conan O’Brien couldn’t resist adding in a joke about Timothée Chalamet’s comments in his monologue.
“Security is extremely tight tonight. I just got to mention that,” O’Brien said. “I’m told there’s concerns about a tax from both the opera and ballet communities.”
O’Brien paused as the camera panned over to Chalamet, who coyly laughed off the reference.
“They’re just mad you left out jazz,” O’Brien added.
A Ballet Pioneer
During the Sinners musical tribute, the cast was accompanied by Misty Copeland for its rendition of “I Lied To You.” (Copeland was the first Black principal at the American Ballet Theatre before her retirement in 2025.)
“That’s definitely how it seems, but it was not at all,” Copeland told Vogue ahead of Sunday’s performance, denying her performance was a rebuttal to Timothée Chalamet. “I had agreed to do this before any of this stuff was happening and had blown up the way that it has.”
Ballet and Opera Can Change the World
The Best Live Action Short Film was awarded to The Singers and Two People Exchanging Saliva. During the latter’s acceptance speech, Alexandre Singh touched on the two art forms.
“We believe that art can change people’s souls,” Singh said in his speech. “Maybe it takes 10 years time but we can change society through art, through creativity [and] through theater and ballet … and also cinema.”
Kevin O’Leary Is Still All-In on Timothee Chalamet
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On the red carpet, Shark Tank star Kevin O’Leary speculated that Timothée Chalamet’s comment wouldn’t have an impact on his chances at winning an Oscar.
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Jessie Buckley has officially won Best Actress at the 2026 Academy Awards for her work in Hamnet, turning one of the most acclaimed performances of the season into an Oscar win and giving Chloé Zhao’s literary drama one of the biggest victories of the night. The win caps off a major awards run for Buckley, who had already emerged as a frontrunner throughout the season. Reports had framed her as the outstanding favorite heading into Oscar night, with Hamnet also positioned as a major contender in several top categories, but it’s still satisfying to see the favorite deliver.
That makes tonight feel less like a surprise than a coronation — but it is still a huge deal. Buckley’s performance as Agnes has been the emotional centerpiece of Hamnet’s entire awards story, with critics and awards voters rallying around her work in a film that reimagines the grief and private life surrounding Shakespeare’s family. The film was directed by Zhao, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Maggie O’Farrell, adapting O’Farrell’s bestselling 2020 novel. The cast is led by Buckley as Agnes and Paul Mescal as William Shakespeare, with Emily Watson, Joe Alwyn, Jacobi Jupe, and Noah Jupe in supporting roles.
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Collider’s review by Ross Bonaime stated that Buckley’s portrayal is remarkable not only in the film’s most emotional moments but in the quiet details. A hesitant touch. A hand reaching for someone who is no longer there. A confused glance at a world that suddenly feels unrecognizable. Buckley makes Agnes’ grief feel deeply physical, as if the loss has fundamentally altered the way she moves through life.
“Both Buckley and Mescal are incredible in Hamnet, showing an unflinching emotional rawness. The complete and utter destruction of one’s soul is exactly what Buckley is portraying, and it’s nothing short of magnificent what she’s able to pull off here. Not only is she heartbreaking in the major moments, but it’s in her smaller touches that her role of Agnes has a remarkable amount of power. Even just reaching out a hand at the right moment or the utter confusion of who she is now that her son is gone make for some of the most powerful scenes in Hamnet. It’s a gorgeous performance that will burrow itself into your heart.”
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For months, One Battle After Another looked like the movie to beat. It had the reviews, the momentum, the pedigree, and the kind of across-the-board support that usually signals a Best Picture winner before envelopes are even opened, and now it is official.
One Battle After Another has won Best Picture at the 2026 Academy Awards, giving Paul Thomas Anderson the night’s biggest prize and closing out one of the strongest awards runs of the season. Written and directed by Anderson, the film stars Leonardo DiCaprio as a former political radical and single father, with a cast that also includes Regina Hall, Sean Penn, Teyana Taylor, Benicio del Toro, and Chase Infiniti.
The film entered the ceremony with 13 Oscar nominations, making it the second-most-nominated movie of the year, behind only Sinners. It was widely seen as one of the top contenders all season long, with major outlets and prediction-market coverage all pointing to it as a major frontrunner heading into Oscar night. By the time the Oscars arrived, the movie had already solidified itself as a consensus prestige heavyweight, with outlets repeatedly describing the Best Picture race as essentially a showdown between Anderson’s film and Sinners.
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Collider’s review stated that One Battle After Another finds Paul Thomas Anderson working on his largest canvas yet — and proving that even at blockbuster scale, his filmmaking instincts remain as sharp as ever. Known for ambitious, character-driven films like Boogie Nights, Magnolia, There Will Be Blood, and Licorice Pizza, Anderson has spent decades refining a style that blends humor, emotional depth, and sweeping storytelling. With this sprawling new project, loosely inspired by Thomas Pynchon’s novel Vineland, he delivers something unexpected: a politically charged action film that still feels unmistakably like a Paul Thomas Anderson movie, as Ross Bonaime opined.
“Anderson has executed an unbelievably rare feat: a big-budget studio action film that maintains his specific tone and style, with a film that feels essential to our troubled modern times. One Battle After Another is the type of film that only comes along a few times a generation, a masterfully crafted work that speaks to our present as a defining work of what it was like to live in our present era. Anderson does that with humor, tension, fear, and care, in a film that’s both one of the director’s and 2025’s best.”
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