Timothée Chalamet's Oscar Snub: Arrogance Costs Him Best Actor

0:00It's March 30th. Welcome to Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI and packed with headlines. Timothy Shalamey, the 30-year-old star of Marty Supreme, went all-out promoting his ping-pong movie, but is over-the-top-style, rubbed Hollywood, the wrong way. Insiders say his arrogant vibe cost him a shot at the best actor Oscar, turning heads for all the bad reasons. He rocked Orange outfits everywhere to match the film's ping-pong balls, carried paddle-shaped bags, and even flew Orange blimps over cities. Then he bragged in clips about dropping top-level work for seven or eight years, acting like the industry owed him big time. That sparked a major backlash, especially after PDA-heavy red carpets with girlfriend Kylie Jenner, including matching Orange looks at the Los Angeles. Premier on December 8th, critics whispered their three-year romance was just a promo ploy, fueling a public stop-timmy campaign. Big names piled on, Nathan Lane called him a schmuck, opera star.

1:02Isabel Leonard said he was an eloquent, and Steven Spielberg took a subtle dig at showy, self-promotion. Despite Golden Globe and critics' choice wins, Marty Supreme wins zero for nine at the Oscars on March 15th, with Michael B. Jordan snagging best, actor. Shalamey reportedly muttered, I hate this to Jenner during the win, and sources call it an industry wake-up call. Word is, he might have taken the prize if he toned it down. Now he's earning a rep as one of Hollywood's most disliked players.