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190: Duchess Meghan and Prince Harry visit Jordan
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- Gossip With Celebitchy
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- Feb 28, 2026
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Summary
Introduction: Minutes 0 to 5:15 Chandra is really into the musician Sombr. Here's a link to his Variety interview that Chandra mentioned and his song Back to Friends. We're both watching Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette. We love the music and the setting really brings us back to the 90s. The actors, especially the leads Sarah Pidgeon and Paul Anthony Kelly, are doing a great job. They also got the hair and fashion right after early test images were widely criticized. I think they did the Jackie Kennedy and Daryl Hannah characters dirty. BAFTAs: Minutes 5:15 to 16:00 The biggest news from the BAFTAs was the fact that a man with tourette's syndrome, John Davidson, shouted the N word early in the ceremony when Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo were presenting. The BBC's broadcast of the BAFTAs was on a two hour delay. They had plenty of time to cut that word but they did not. On Sunday night, Sinners production designer Hannah Beachler tweeted that Davidson also shouted the N word at her and at another woman. The emphasis in coverage was on John Davidson and his intent rather than the people who were harmed. It took the BAFTAs until the next day to issue an apology. Davidson's initial apology centered himself and didn't acknowledge the hurt he caused. Deadline had an exclusive that executives from Warner Brother reached out the BAFTAs about it right after it happened. WB was assured that the BBC and the show's production company would be notified about cutting the slur from the broadcast. There was an obvious lack of care for the Black artists who had to present after that moment. Delroy Lindo told Variety in an interview at the after party that no one reached out to him or Michael B. Jordan and that he wished "someone from BAFTA spoke to us." Host Al…