A chaotic comedy sketch with killer kids kicked off the ceremony before the host walked on stage in a tux. The jokes quickly turned sharp, with playful digs at actors, musicians and streaming giants.
"Waha subha ho chuki hai to mujhe ummeed hai ki ap crispy nashte ke sath Oscars dekhenge," he said, which translates to "It's morning there, so I hope you enjoy your breakfast with the Oscars."
O’Brien, formerly a writer for “Saturday Night Live,” was championed by “SNL” creator Lorne Michaels to succeed David Letterman as “Late Night” host.
Hosts of different “Late Night” shows, including Jimmy Kimmel and Conan O’Brien, mulled over the surprises and snubs of the…
