Yes, Titanic faced controversies over its Oscars sweep, including debates on visual effects vs. storytelling dominance, and rumors of behind-the-scenes campaigns. Some critics argued it overshadowed smaller films like L.A. Confidential, reflecting ongoing Oscars debates about blockbuster bias.

Fleetwood Mac faced several controversies, particularly around interpersonal conflicts and addiction struggles. The "Rumours" era was marked by intense band turmoil, including divorces (e.g., John and Christine McVie) and feuds (e.g., Lindsey Buckingham vs. Stevie Nicks). Substance abuse issues, especially during the 1970s tours, affected performances and led to rehab stints. Later, legal disputes arose, such as Buckingham's firing lawsuits in 2018. These controversies often fueled their art but also caused lineup instability, though the band's perseverance through challenges became part of their enduring legend.

Yes, Lewis Hamilton has faced controversies, including on-track incidents like collisions with rivals such as Max Verstappen or Nico Rosberg, which sparked debate among fans. Off-track, he has been vocal about social justice issues, drawing criticism from some quarters. Examples include his kneeling during national anthems to support racial equality and statements on human rights. These have highlighted his influence beyond racing, fostering discussions on athlete activism in sports.