Critic's Notebook: Trump's Nine Lives On Full Display in State of the Union Address

Parasite made history earlier this month by becoming the first-ever foreign-language film to win an Oscar for Best Picture and the studio behind the film is not ready to let anyone make fun of their well deserved success. During his latest speech at a rally, US President Donald Trump mocked Oscars for giving the award to the South Korean film film.

Neon, the U.S. distributor of the South Korean smash, suggested the president's real issue with the movie stemmed from its use of subtitles.

The movie studio behind — the South Korean film that made history earlier this month as the first-ever international movie to win the Best Picture Oscar — has responded to President Donald Trump's digs during a campaign rally in Colorado.

Donald Trump has taken a jab at the Oscars for awarding this year’s best picture honor to Parasite, because the film is South Korean. “How bad were the Academy Awards this year?” Trump asked a rally in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

"I thought it was best foreign film," the president said of the film that won the Academy's top honor.

Donald Trump has taken a jab at the Oscars for awarding this year’s best picture honor to Parasite, because the film is South Korean. “How bad were the Academy Awards this year?” Trump asked a rally in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Donald Trump has taken a jab at the Oscars for awarding this year’s best picture honor to Parasite, because the film is South Korean. “How bad were the Academy Awards this year?” Trump asked a rally in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Donald Trump has taken a jab at the Oscars for awarding this year’s best picture honor to Parasite, because the film is South Korean. “How bad were the Academy Awards this year?” Trump asked a rally in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

"I thought it was best foreign film," the president said of the film that won the Academy's top honor.

By Ted Johnson

President Donald Trump outlined his priorities for the coming year in his State of the Union address, which included renewing his pledge to beat HIV by 2030, on Tuesday (February 4)—however, he failed to include any explicit mention of the LGBTQ community.

By Dominic Patten

Standing before a Congress and nation sharply divided by impeachment, President Donald Trump used his State of the Union address Tuesday to extol a "Great American Comeback" on his watch, just three years after he took office decrying a land of "American carnage" under his predecessor.The partisan discord was apparent for all to see as the first president to campaign for reelection while facing impeachment vigorously made his case for another term: Republican legislators chanted "Four More

Billy Porter labelled Donald Trump’s U.S. presidency “one of the biggest crises of my lifetime” in his LGBTQ State of the Union address on Tuesday.

In a stunning moment at the end of President Donald Trump's State of the Union address, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi deliberately picked up half the pages of the speech he had just delivered and ripped them in half as she stood behind him. 

Hours after the Senate delivers its verdict on President Donald Trump's impeachment trial, the embattled president is set to take the stage at the U.S. House of Representatives to deliver his annual State of the Union address.This year's speech is weighted not only by weeks-long impeachment proceedings but by this year's upcoming presidential election, with the Iowa caucuses concluding on Monday to choose Trump's competitor in the 2020 race.

While the US decides on the impeachment of President Donald Trump, Emmy-winning actor Billy Porter returned to address the LGBTQ community. The 'Pose' actor took a moment to urge the people of America to vote this year but also brought everyone's attention to the hardships faced by the people of the community every single day. Just a few hours before Donald Trump could deliver his speech, Porter took to the stage and urged people to end 'one of the biggest crises' i.e. Trump's presidency. 

President Donald Trump has declared that "the state of our union is stronger than ever before."

Billy Porter delivered the LGBTQ State of the Union address on Tuesday, and used the speech as a call for change.