Kevin Hart reflects on his 'come-to-Jesus moment' after backlash to homophobic jokes
The 44-year-old comedian stepped down from hosting the Oscars in 2018 after anti-LGBTQ+ Twitter posts of his resurfaced.
March 6, 2024
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The 44-year-old comedian stepped down from hosting the Oscars in 2018 after anti-LGBTQ+ Twitter posts of his resurfaced.
The comedian put blame on the listener in an in-depth interview with NPR's Fresh Air on how comedy has changed in recent years.
The actor and host of the 2019 Oscars has broken his silence after offensive social media posts emerged.
The lesbian talk show host received a slew of criticism in forgiving Hart for his antigay tweets and his lackluster apology.
The comedian stepped down as the host of the Oscars after his anti-LGBTQ tweets resurfaced. Naturally, he has a Netflix series in which to tell his side of the story.
Vineet Dewan has a message for the star of the film he penned.
Hart told DeGeneres he's not homophobic and that the backlash against him took the shine out of the Oscars for him.
The Weekend Update co-host uses "whataboutism" to defend the comic, who stepped down from hosting the Oscars, but also makes a salient point.
Homophobic tweets, a disappointing response, and now it's all over.
The hot comic actor blames his own 'insecurities.'
Last year, the comedian came under fire for past antigay tweets -- and did not respond in the best way.
The exchange ironically occurred on HBO's The Shop: Uninterrupted.
Critics noted Hart's history of jokes about antigay violence after the actor sent a message of support to the out Empire star.
The CNN anchor said DeGeneres does not speak for the community at large, and that Hart has not shown he's an ally.
Sarah Silverman (and one of her gay fans) explains the difference between her "antigay" tweets and Kevin Hart's.
Hart refuses to take responsibility for his horrifying jokes about hurting children, while Ellen remains a co-conspirator.
The Tony winner discussed the power of words and how he has a zero-tolerance policy on anti-LGBTQ rhetoric.
The comedian referenced antigay tweets by Kevin Hart in eviscerating the gay Empire actor over reports that his attack was a hoax.
The comedian doubled down on her promise to avoid 'gay' in her comedy after she was called out in light of the Kevin Hart homophobic slur controversy.
DeGeneres, who took heat for appearing to pardon Kevin Hart, admitted she feels 'bombarded' with bad news and keeps "trying to do what we can."
Jim Marchese, formerly of The Real Housewives of New Jersey, supported Kevin Hart in tweets, saying a gay son would be a "curse" that "destroys families."