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Keegan-Michael Key shades Donald Trump at the Oscars in umbrella moment
Keegan-Michael Key dove into the 2019 Oscars from above, clutching a floating umbrella in tribute to "Mary Poppins" — and possibly in mockery of President Donald Trump.
At the end of Key's entrance, which was to present Bette Midler's performance of "Mary Poppins Returns" song "The Place Where the Lost Things Go," he ditched his large black umbrella instead of closing it.
It evoked memories of a viral moment from October 2018, in which Trump appeared to have little luck closing his own large black umbrella on his way to board Air Force One.
Trump's viral moment occurred after he gave a speech about the shooting at Pittsburgh's Tree of Life synagogue.
Twitter took notice of Key's low-key shade.
One user posted a clip of Key's grand entrance, writing, "Keegan-Michael Key is as hapless as Trump at closing an umbrella."
"Keegan Michael Key shades Trump by ditching an umbrella that he can't figure out how to close!!! Hahaha," another user wrote.
"The brilliant Keegan-Michael Key trolls Trump's umbrella faux pas during the #Oscars," another wrote, accompanying the tweet with a GIF of Trump's poor handling.
Another summed it up as, "Keegan Michael Key trolling Trump was 100 #Oscars."
It wasn't the only Trump diss of the evening.
Earlier in the show, Maya Rudolph told the crowd, "So just a quick update in case you're confused. There is no host tonight, there will be no popular movie category and Mexico is not paying for the wall."
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Taylor Swift surprises super-fan with 'King of My Heart' serenade at engagement party
Taylor Swift made a super-fan's engagement party extra-special.
"There was a person who is not here, who sort of played a part in all of this," Alex Goldschmidt announced in a video posted to Instagram. "So I would like to welcome — and if you could give a warm welcome to — my friend Taylor."
Swift, 29, clad in a blue dress, ponytail and her signature red lip, emerged holding a guitar.
"Alex emailed me and said he was going to do this, that there was a song that was really special for you, too, called 'King of My Heart,'" Swift said.
"So I've come prepared," she added, motioning to her guitar. "I've been off tour for a while, but hopefully it's alright. This is from Alex but sung by me."
Goldschmidt, 30, revealed on Instagram, "I decided to propose to Ross listening to this song in my car. I can't thank Taylor enough for wanting to help make this day so special. #RossAndAlexForever."
The festivities were held at the Sycamore Tavern in Los Angeles.
Goldschmidt later tweeted, "I have never felt so overwhelmed with love and exhaustion in my life. Thank you for all the messages. I can't possibly respond to them all, but know that your love and support means the world to me. And holy s—t, Taylor Swift is an angel who gives the best gifts."
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Taylor Swift surprises super-fan with 'King of My Heart' serenade at engagement party
Taylor Swift made a super-fan's engagement party extra-special.
"There was a person who is not here, who sort of played a part in all of this," Alex Goldschmidt announced in a video posted to Instagram. "So I would like to welcome — and if you could give a warm welcome to — my friend Taylor."
Swift, 29, clad in a blue dress, ponytail and her signature red lip, emerged holding a guitar.
"Alex emailed me and said he was going to do this, that there was a song that was really special for you, too, called 'King of My Heart,'" Swift said.
"So I've come prepared," she added, motioning to her guitar. "I've been off tour for a while, but hopefully it's alright. This is from Alex but sung by me."
Goldschmidt, 30, revealed on Instagram, "I decided to propose to Ross listening to this song in my car. I can't thank Taylor enough for wanting to help make this day so special. #RossAndAlexForever."
The festivities were held at the Sycamore Tavern in Los Angeles.
Goldschmidt later tweeted, "I have never felt so overwhelmed with love and exhaustion in my life. Thank you for all the messages. I can't possibly respond to them all, but know that your love and support means the world to me. And holy s—t, Taylor Swift is an angel who gives the best gifts."
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Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa refuses to leave pitch ahead of penalty shootout
Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga stunned a capacity crowd at London's Wembley Stadium and left his manager fuming Sunday when he refused to be subbed off in the late stages of extra time in the English League Cup final against Manchester City.
With the two sides locked in a goalless draw, Kepa received treatment on his hamstring and Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri summoned backup Willy Caballero to take his place for the forthcoming penalty shootout. There was just one problem: Kepa, the world's most expensive goalkeeper after joining Chelsea in August for 80 million euros (then $93 million) from Spanish club Athletic Bilbao, would not withdraw.
Kepa waved to the bench and signaled that he was fine to continue. As Caballero strapped on his gloves and loosened up, Kepa remonstrated with Sarri and his assistants -- including Chelsea legend Gianfranco Zola. After a moment, referee Jon Moss consulted Kepa and Sarri before signaling that the substitution would not take place.
As the fans jeered, a visibly enraged Sarri started down the tunnel as the final minutes of extra time ticked down before apparently recovering his composure and returning to the bench.
In the subsequent shootout, Kepa saved just one of Manchester City's five penalties, condemning Chelsea to a 4-3 defeat in the shootout that was overshadowed by the extraordinary disagreement between player and manager.
In his post-match news conference, Sarri described the issue as a "misunderstanding."
"I understood the goalkeeper had cramp and would be unable to go to the penalties," the Italian manager said. " ... I asked for a change for this physical problem and he said he hadn't a physical problem. So he was right I think. I have to talk with [Kepa] but only to clarify because now I have understood very well the situation."
"I've never seen it (before)," Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany said when asked about the incident. "I wish I could do it every now and then when I don't want to get subbed off."
Former Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho, covering the match in Spain for the internet streaming service DAZN, said the situation made him "really sad."
"I don't like that he leaves his coach and the assistant coach in a situation of great fragility," Mourinho said, "and his teammate, who was ready to enter the match, and who in the end saw himself in the middle of a problematic situation that had nothing to do with him."
Chelsea, one of the richest clubs in English soccer, is currently sixth in the Premier League, 16 points behind leaders Liverpool. Sunday's defeat came six days after they were knocked out of the FA Cup by rivals Manchester United, leaving the UEFA Europa League as the club's best chance of winning a trophy this season.
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Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa refuses to leave pitch ahead of penalty shootout
Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga stunned a capacity crowd at London's Wembley Stadium and left his manager fuming Sunday when he refused to be subbed off in the late stages of extra time in the English League Cup final against Manchester City.
With the two sides locked in a goalless draw, Kepa received treatment on his hamstring and Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri summoned backup Willy Caballero to take his place for the forthcoming penalty shootout. There was just one problem: Kepa, the world's most expensive goalkeeper after joining Chelsea in August for 80 million euros (then $93 million) from Spanish club Athletic Bilbao, would not withdraw.
Kepa waved to the bench and signaled that he was fine to continue. As Caballero strapped on his gloves and loosened up, Kepa remonstrated with Sarri and his assistants -- including Chelsea legend Gianfranco Zola. After a moment, referee Jon Moss consulted Kepa and Sarri before signaling that the substitution would not take place.
As the fans jeered, a visibly enraged Sarri started down the tunnel as the final minutes of extra time ticked down before apparently recovering his composure and returning to the bench.
In the subsequent shootout, Kepa saved just one of Manchester City's five penalties, condemning Chelsea to a 4-3 defeat in the shootout that was overshadowed by the extraordinary disagreement between player and manager.
In his post-match news conference, Sarri described the issue as a "misunderstanding."
"I understood the goalkeeper had cramp and would be unable to go to the penalties," the Italian manager said. " ... I asked for a change for this physical problem and he said he hadn't a physical problem. So he was right I think. I have to talk with [Kepa] but only to clarify because now I have understood very well the situation."
"I've never seen it (before)," Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany said when asked about the incident. "I wish I could do it every now and then when I don't want to get subbed off."
Former Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho, covering the match in Spain for the internet streaming service DAZN, said the situation made him "really sad."
"I don't like that he leaves his coach and the assistant coach in a situation of great fragility," Mourinho said, "and his teammate, who was ready to enter the match, and who in the end saw himself in the middle of a problematic situation that had nothing to do with him."
Chelsea, one of the richest clubs in English soccer, is currently sixth in the Premier League, 16 points behind leaders Liverpool. Sunday's defeat came six days after they were knocked out of the FA Cup by rivals Manchester United, leaving the UEFA Europa League as the club's best chance of winning a trophy this season.
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"Free Solo" -- The documentary
Directed by award-winning film-makers Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin, "Free Solo" follows Honnold for more than two years as he prepares for the climb of his life.
However, keeping the cameras at a distance was imperative in order to keep Honnold safe and allow him to have the experience he was craving.
"When I passed the cameramen on the wall, it was just really nice to be able to see my friends up there and celebrate with them," he said.
"Most of the filming is up high on the route so I had already finished most of the harder sections. It really did feel like a celebration."
Despite the global success of the film, the achievement will always be a personal one.
"When I'm an old man and I sit in El Cap meadow, below the wall and I look up at the wall, I'm going to feel the same satisfaction knowing that I've had a dream for so many years, put a tonne of work into it and eventually was able to accomplish it," he said.
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"Free Solo" -- The documentary
Directed by award-winning film-makers Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin, "Free Solo" follows Honnold for more than two years as he prepares for the climb of his life.
However, keeping the cameras at a distance was imperative in order to keep Honnold safe and allow him to have the experience he was craving.
"When I passed the cameramen on the wall, it was just really nice to be able to see my friends up there and celebrate with them," he said.
"Most of the filming is up high on the route so I had already finished most of the harder sections. It really did feel like a celebration."
Despite the global success of the film, the achievement will always be a personal one.
"When I'm an old man and I sit in El Cap meadow, below the wall and I look up at the wall, I'm going to feel the same satisfaction knowing that I've had a dream for so many years, put a tonne of work into it and eventually was able to accomplish it," he said.
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Mind and body
When you consider the mental fortitude required, it's easy to ignore the physical strain such a climb puts on a body.
On one section of the wall, the Monster Offwidth, Honnold squeezes his body into a vertical crack and wriggles his way up a 200-foot-tall crevice. No flashy gym or high-tech equipment can ever prepare you for such a task.
Instead, Honnold's physique has been etched by thousands of hours of climbing and his hands strengthened by days clinging onto rock faces.
Standing at a little under 6 feet tall, and powered by a mainly vegetarian diet, Honnold's body is conditioned solely for climbing.
His mind has also adapted accordingly.
During the documentary, Honnold undergoes an MRI scan which shows his amygdala -- the part of the brain which processes fear -- is not stimulated in the usual way.
Honnold believes he's become desensitized after so many years of climbing but is open to the suggestion that he's innately less susceptible to fear.
"I found free soloing scary when I first started but I also found it exhilarating in the right way," he said.
"Possibly, other people find it way scarier and less satisfying so they are never really willing to put the time and effort into it because the ratio is not right."
He likens it to his previous fear of public speaking. As a young man, Honnold struggled in front of large groups and the thought of doing a media tour would have previously "horrified" him.
But just like climbing El Cap, Honnold found a way to overcome negative thoughts.
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Mind and body
When you consider the mental fortitude required, it's easy to ignore the physical strain such a climb puts on a body.
On one section of the wall, the Monster Offwidth, Honnold squeezes his body into a vertical crack and wriggles his way up a 200-foot-tall crevice. No flashy gym or high-tech equipment can ever prepare you for such a task.
Instead, Honnold's physique has been etched by thousands of hours of climbing and his hands strengthened by days clinging onto rock faces.
Standing at a little under 6 feet tall, and powered by a mainly vegetarian diet, Honnold's body is conditioned solely for climbing.
His mind has also adapted accordingly.
During the documentary, Honnold undergoes an MRI scan which shows his amygdala -- the part of the brain which processes fear -- is not stimulated in the usual way.
Honnold believes he's become desensitized after so many years of climbing but is open to the suggestion that he's innately less susceptible to fear.
"I found free soloing scary when I first started but I also found it exhilarating in the right way," he said.
"Possibly, other people find it way scarier and less satisfying so they are never really willing to put the time and effort into it because the ratio is not right."
He likens it to his previous fear of public speaking. As a young man, Honnold struggled in front of large groups and the thought of doing a media tour would have previously "horrified" him.
But just like climbing El Cap, Honnold found a way to overcome negative thoughts.
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