Adele spotted partying with Daniel Kaluuya and Drake at Oscars afterparty - The Independent

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  1. Adele spotted partying with Daniel Kaluuya and Drake at Oscars afterparty  The Independent
  2. Daniel Kaluuya mentioned his mom's sex life in his Oscars speech. She was not impressed  CNN
  3. Adele seen out in public for the first time in months  Page Six
  4. This Video of Daniel Kaluuya at the Oscars Is Painful to Watch  The Cut
  5. Adele Steps Out in $2,450 Neon-Yellow Feathered Coat at Oscars Afterparty Celebrating Daniel Kaluuya  Yahoo Entertainment
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