DECISION TIMEAdrien Brody Reveals Why He Hasn’t Taken Role Since Oscar “It didn’t feel quite right,” the actor said. Wiktoria Gucia
BRUTAL...ISTConan O’Brien Names ‘Only Reason’ He’s Hosting Oscars Again“The only reason I’m hosting the Oscars next year is that I want to hear Adrien Brody finish his speech,” said the comedian. Leigh Kimmins
PRISON TAKEHarvey Weinstein Reacts to Adrien Brody Mentioning His KidsThe former film mogul and convicted rapist shares two children with Brody’s current partner, Georgina Chapman. Erkki Forster
COOL AS A CUCUMBERAdrien Brody’s GF Responds to That Wild Halle Berry KissBerry was getting her “payback” for a similar 2003 stunt.Yasmeen Hamadeh
'I'LL BE BRIEF'Adrien Brody Gave the Worst Oscar Speech of All Time“The Brutalist” star’s endless thank yous checked off every box of what not to do at an awards show. How does it stack up against past iconically horrendous speeches?Kayleigh Donaldson
‘I’LL BE BRIEF’Adrien Brody Gave the Longest Speech in Known Oscar HistoryThe star broke the Academy’s 45-second speech limit by almost five minutes.Erkki Forster
IT MUST BE LOVEFans Shocked by Adrien Brody’s Gross Gum Toss at OscarsTaking the stage to accept the award for best actor, “The Brutalist” star took his gum out of his mouth and tossed it at his partner, Georgina Chapman. Janna Brancolini
PUCKER UPHalle Berry, Adrien Brody Recreate Iconic 2003 Oscars KissBrody made headlines for the shocking moment more than 20 years ago.Yasmeen Hamadeh
FIGHTING WORDSKieran Culkin Takes Shot at Adrien Brody in Salty SAG SpeechCulkin was accepting his award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role, which he won for 2024’s “A Real Pain.”Brett Bachman
BEHIND THE SCENESIt Took This Director 7 Years to Make His 215-Minute EpicFilmmaker Brady Corbet talks with Obsessed about the grueling journey to bring his Oscar Best Picture contender “The Brutalist” to the screen.Nick Schager
GO FOR GOLDThis 3-and-a-Half-Hour Epic Is Destined for Best PicturePrevious Best Actor winner Adrien Brody is astounding in this post-WWII odyssey, which earns every minute of its expansive running time. Nick Schager