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During Kevin Hart's Netflix roast, Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson used the offensive R-word in a joke about Draymond Green, drawing swift online backlash even as some defended the moment as part of comedic freedom; the incident has intensified a broader debate on political correctness in humor.
Variety highlights 18 jokes that didn’t make it into The Roast of Kevin Hart, featuring jabs at Hart, Draymond Green, Lizzo, Shane Gillis, and more, with Dwayne Johnson weighing in and writer Madison Sinclair sharing some of the cut lines and why they were left out of the Netflix special.
Netflix's Roast of Kevin Hart drew a star-packed crowd, including a surprise cameo by Tom Brady who roasted Hart onstage, with other celebrity appearances from Dwayne Johnson and Chelsea Handler among the lineup.
Dwayne Johnson says his Met Gala look—a Thom Browne ensemble with a pleated skirt over trousers—was inspired by Polynesian culture, where he notes that 'the most masculine men wear skirts' (lavalavas), framing the fashion moment as a celebration of culture and art.
Dwayne Johnson arrived at the 2026 Met Gala in a Thom Browne–designed black mohair tailcoat with a pleated skirt, saying the look draws on Polynesian culture where “the most masculine men wear lavalavas and skirts,” while walking hand‑in‑hand with wife Lauren Hashian as the gala’s Fashion is Art theme unfolds.
TMZ footage shows Dwayne Johnson being pulled over in LA for tinted windows, and Kevin Hart humorously trolls him on the moment, joking he would’ve called the cops himself. The exchange underscores the duo’s long-running playful dynamic as they promote their Jumanji collaboration and upcoming film in the works.
Kevin Hart blasted Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson as a “piece of s—” after Johnson was pulled over in Los Angeles for tinted windows; Hart also told paparazzi at Miami’s Carbone Beach Club that he’s the one who called the police on The Rock—though TMZ notes the moment is a long-running, playful jab between close friends rather than a serious feud.
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson was reportedly pulled over in Hollywood for window tint darker than legal on a Porsche Cayenne Turbo GT; TMZ notes he wasn’t arrested and the encounter shows that celebrity status doesn’t exempt anyone from traffic enforcement.
Dwayne Johnson was pulled over by police after the Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony for Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci because his car had tinted windows. He remained calm and received a ticket. California law requires front side windows to permit at least 70 percent light; first offenses carry a $25 fine and a second offense can go up to $200.
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson attended a Walk of Fame ceremony for Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci in Hollywood, then was pulled over for tinted windows in what TMZ described as a routine ticket; he cooperated and even exchanged a handshake with the officer, with Backgrid video capturing the moment.
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, in Hollywood to support Emily Blunt at her Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony, was pulled over by Los Angeles police for tinted windows on his car; it isn’t clear whether he received a ticket or a warning.
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson was pulled over by Los Angeles police in Hollywood for tinted windows after attending Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci’s Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony at the El Capitan Theatre. He cooperated calmly, even shaking the officer’s hand, as photographers captured the moment with Blunt, Tucci and other stars nearby.
Sony Pictures revealed Jumanji 4, titled Jumanji: Open World, at CinemaCon—an open-world, final installment where the game bleeds into reality, starring Dwayne Johnson with Karen Gillan and Jack Black; the footage includes a Robin Williams Easter egg and a Christmas Day release.
Sony Pictures unveiled Jumanji: Open World at CinemaCon, with Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart and Jack Black playing new characters, a trailer showing jungle beasts rampaging through a New England town, and a Robin Williams Easter egg; the film opens December 25, 2026.
The Hollywood Reporter confirms Jumanji 3's title as Jumanji: Open World, unveiled by Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, and Jack Black at CinemaCon, with Jake Kasdan returning to direct; the film features an expanded cast and hits theaters December 25, continuing the popular video-game reboot saga following Welcome to the Jungle and The Next Level.