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When Will Smith slapped Chris Rock at the Oscars, many felt that the actor had truly lost the plot. Decades of careful career cultivation went down the drain as the world witnessed the meltdown in disbelief and total horror.  The backlash has been severe- Smith was banned by the Academy from future ceremonies for the next decade and several of his projects were canned.But prior to the scandal, Will Smith’s career was on a roll. He has enjoyed success in film, television, and music and just recently published his memoir, WILL, in November 2021. Regretfully, Smith winning the Best Actor Award for King Richard was overshadowed by the slapping incident.The established actor’s number of achievements also includes successful business ventures. He has made many investments in different types of businesses, mostly with online companies and websites. Given Will Smith’s illustrious career prior to the scandal at the Oscars, it’s high time we take a look at the actor’s early life and how he was able to achieve his A-list status.

Disney+ Day is a yearly celebration hosted by Walt Disney Company to honor its streaming platforms such as Disney+, Star+, and Hulu. The big day, which happens on September, 8th of every year is marked with new show launches, plenty of trailers, and early park admission into the Disneyland Resort. Disney+ subscribers also enjoy free or lower-than-normal charges in celebration of the day. The 2022 Disney+ Day, which will happen as a foundation for the D23 Expo, comes with a series of impressive shows you can't afford to miss. Let's have a look!

One thing about Peacock is that it creates the best novel adaptations any other streaming platform would. Its most recent project, Last Light, from Alex Scarrow’s Award-winning thriller book, is a clear piece of evidence for the world. Alex Scarrow was initially a great guitarist before diving into the artistic world and later decided to design computer games. He is currently a renowned novelist, with Time Riders and Last Light being some of his notable projects.

Netflix's 'The Sandman,' an adaptation of the acclaimed comic book series created by Neil Gaiman, spent a full month at the top of the streaming service's lineup. It's since lost its spot, but the impression made by Gaiman's dreamworld was lasting. Many people are now turning to the comics, dismayed by the network's silence on the show's renewal, while old fans of the series dig out their timeworn copies.

Fans of 'The Handmaid's Tale' have been riding a roller coaster since the series first premiered in 2017. The Emmy-award-winning drama, set in the dystopian Republic of Gilead, is known for pushing the boundaries of television. Now the show is about to release another installment, and if the most recent trailer is to be trusted, then it looks like things are going to get dicey. Elizabeth Moss, who plays the main character June, told ET Canada in April, 'There's so much happening in every single episode.'