Robert Downey Jr. Flashes Thong At Oscars — And Channing Tatum Was Not Amused
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“It’s sequined. It’s got like, a mirror ball effect. Light usage,” Downey said of the underwear he brought onstage.
It was Iron Man vs. Captain America at the 2026 Oscars on Sunday night — and no one won. Especially not Channing Tatum.
During the ceremony, the second coming of “Captain America: Civil War” almost occurred when “Avengers” alums Robert Downey Jr. and Chris Evans walked onstage to present the awards for screenwriting.
While Downey got right down to business by beginning to present the nominees for Best Adapted Screenplay, Evans just stared at him, looking awfully salty.
“What did you get me for our anniversary?” Evans finally interjected.
“Dude, hold on, I’m—” Downey said, shrugging him off.
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“I have to recoil, yikes! I’m out. You could not offer me enough money,” the Oscar winner said.
Here’s just hoping that her nickname will be “Princess of Darkness.”
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The "Late Show" host mocked the president and his administration for a key failure.
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