Regina Hall

Regina Hall turned her hosting gig at the 2022 Oscars into a chance to not-so-subtly flirt with Bradley Cooper, Jacob Elordi, Timothée Chalamet and more, ...

The comedian continued, "I don't want any of you to worry. As for the last name on the list, she turned to Denzel and Pauletta Washington to inquire about their 37-year-old son, John David Washington. When they said he wasn't at the show, Regina said, "I'll make a house call. There's no need to worry." "Unfortunately, some of the test results have gotten lost," Regina shared. "We just have to do some quick emergency testing backstage. They just so happened to be some of the most eligible bachelors.

Regina Hall is using her time at the Oscars to play doctor. The actress appeared onstage at the 2022 Academy Awards to inform the audience of some bad news: ...

So before we go on with the show, we have to do some quick emergency testing backstage.” I’m going to start with Bradley Cooper, Timothee Chalamet, Tyler Perry and Simu Liu and wait… “So if I call your name, I’m just going to need you to come with me…

"This year, the Academy hired three women to host because it's cheaper than hiring one man," Amy Schumer quipped during the 2022 Oscars.

Schumer followed up with, “You know what’s in the In Memoriam package this year? “It was a controversial and difficult decision, but I think we’ve moved on,” Sykes said, before the lights on the stage flickered behind her. As the monologue concluded, Sykes, who is a member of the LGBTQ community, said, “We’re gonna have a great night, and for you people in Florida, we’re gonna have a gay night.” The women then repeated the word “gay” a number of times. Said Sykes about Netflix’s The Power of the Dog, “I watched that movie three times, and I’m halfway through it.” “There was a lot of snubs this year: Rachel Zegler for West Side Story, Jennifer Hudson for Respect and Lady Gaga and Jared Leto for ‘House of Random Accents,'” she said. After Sykes and Hall described the communities they represent, Schumer joked, “And I’m representing unbearable white women who call the cops when you get a little too loud.”

Oscars 2022 co-host Regina Hall just wanted to make sure all the guests were following the Academy's COVID protocols. No, really.

“That was weird & awkward.” So cringe.” “What were she and the writers thinking???

Academy Awards cohost Regina Hall brought Bradley Cooper, Timothée Chalamet, Simu Liu and Tyler Perry to the stage during the ceremony.

"You'll come backstage, take your mask off if you have one — and your clothes — and then I'm going to swab," Hall quipped. She proceeded to call up: Bradley Cooper, Timothée Chalamet, Tyler Perry, Simu Liu and Javier Bardem. "Oh, you're still with Penelope," Hall said to Bardem, referring to his wife of 11 years, Penelope Cruz. "You know what, actually, no. During the 94th Academy Awards opener, co-host Regina Hall declared, "I'm single!"

But soon after, the three hosts emerged, with a little help from DJ Khaled, who introduced them. “This year, the academy hired three women to host because its ...

Like where’s Sam Jackson and Jennifer Lewis in “When This Mo-fo Met That Mo-fo,” you know, or the sequel “Bitch, I said I love you.” Schumer: Regina, I mean, it’s not the time for that. Hall: And where’s his musical? Sykes: You know, there was a lot of snubs this year. (Among the people and movies she jabbed at: Aaron Sorkin, Nicole Kidman, and “King Richard.” He just got the Governor’s Award for his lifetime body of work. “We all get our moment together, and we get our moments alone.” Hall: I know. It had not been entirely clear before the show began how the three hosts would share time and responsibilities. The comic actresses Regina Hall, Amy Schumer and Wanda Sykes were not, as it turned out, the first three people viewers saw at the top of the telecast. Her quip was among the first of several in an opening monologue that toggled between all three women. It was a fast-paced avalanche of witty snipes, rapid-fire roasts and a sprinkle of Hollywood pomp and circumstance as the hosts began their evening-long quest to reverse the Oscars rating slide.