[SIZE=7]Kiumbwa kikapatiana warning kwa ile tv station yao ya CNN… na ni Oscar mbili pekee ndio zinatuma ajipige kifua kama simba…[/SIZE]
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Baadaye… nugu imejipea shughuli huko Ukraine na imekataa kurudi U.S. :D:D[/SIZE]
[SIZE=7]Zelenskyy Didn’t Speak at Oscars, So Sean Penn May Publicly Destroy His Awards[/SIZE]
“He did not watch the Oscars,” a representative for Penn tells CNET.
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Gael Fashingbauer Cooper
March 28, 2022 5:41 p.m. PT
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Actor Sean Penn speaks to the press after signing a humanitarian contract in Krakow, Poland, on March 23.
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Sean Penn’s two Oscar statuettes might not be long for this world. On Saturday, Penn told CNN he’d publicly destroy the Oscars he’s won if the academy didn’t ask Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to speak virtually during the event. While the Academy didn’t respond to a request for comment about whether Zelenskyy had been invited to participate, the Ukrainian president didn’t speak during Sunday’s ceremony. And Penn himself was not watching the event.
A representative for Penn said the actor was in Lviv, Ukraine on Sunday strategizing with local governance to scale up CORE’s in-country programs. CORE, or Community Organized Relief Effort, is the nonprofit group Penn co-founded in 2010.
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