BAFTA Awards host Alan Cumming cited John Davidson's Tourette Syndrome as the reason he shouted the N-word while Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo presented onstage ... but Jamie Foxx isn't buying

Last night's British Academy Film Awards (BAFTAs) featured a controversial moment as John Davidson could be heard shouting numerous times during the ceremony. The campaigner for Tourette’s was heard yelling a racial slur while actors Michael B Jordan and Delroy Lindo were on stage to present the award for best visual effects.

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John Davidson's Tourette's tic has sparked fury from actor Jamie Foxx as the BBC also blasted for not bleeping out his N-word comment

On Saturday, February 14th—Valentine’s Day—ZOUK LA became the site of a true musical milestone. Jamie Foxx took to the DJ booth to debut his newly dropped single, “Somebody.” Released just a day prior under his own label, Foxxhole Productions, the track marks Foxx’s first official single in ten years.

Jamie Foxx has come a long way since his early Hollywood days. He went from supporting roles in movies like Ali and Collateral to becoming a major star. His performance as Ray Charles in Ray earned him the Academy Award for Best Actor and opened the door for leading roles in hits like Law

Tourette’s syndrome activist John Davidson said Monday that he left the BAFTA Awards in London early Sunday after his tics caused “distress” after he was heard involuntarily using the “N-word.” Davidson,

Delroy Lindo said he and co-star Michael B. Jordan "did what we had to do" when faced with a racial slur while presenting at Sunday's event.