Oscars 2016 Acceptance Speech

Leonardo DiCaprio's cold streak at the Oscars finally came to an end as he won the Best Actor trophy for his role of a wounded fur trapper seeking revenge in The Revenant. Sonakshi heaped praise on the actor's acceptance speech, where the 41-year-old actor discussed climate change and its impact on planet

DiCaprio seemed to know tonight was his night, and he used his platform to spread a message he's been advocating for a long time: "Climate change is real. It is happening right now. Let us not take this planet for granted. I do not take tonight for granted," said Leonardo

The producers of the annual Academy Awards announced on Monday that this year's winners will be able to hand over a list of the people they wish to thank, and the names will be scrolled at the bottom of the screen. It will allow winners to concentrate on saying what's really on their mind

Director Spike Lee, who has said that he will not attend the Oscars, scheduled to be held on February 28, as part of a boycott to protest the lack of diversity in the major acting categories, was seen applauding singer John Legend for his emotional speech about racism. ""We don't have to ask for acceptance from anyone," said Taraji P Henson

Leonardo DiCaprio's cold streak at the Oscars finally came to an end as he won the Best Actor trophy for his role of a wounded fur trapper seeking revenge in The Revenant. Sonakshi heaped praise on the actor's acceptance speech, where the 41-year-old actor discussed climate change and its impact on planet

DiCaprio seemed to know tonight was his night, and he used his platform to spread a message he's been advocating for a long time: "Climate change is real. It is happening right now. Let us not take this planet for granted. I do not take tonight for granted," said Leonardo

The producers of the annual Academy Awards announced on Monday that this year's winners will be able to hand over a list of the people they wish to thank, and the names will be scrolled at the bottom of the screen. It will allow winners to concentrate on saying what's really on their mind

Director Spike Lee, who has said that he will not attend the Oscars, scheduled to be held on February 28, as part of a boycott to protest the lack of diversity in the major acting categories, was seen applauding singer John Legend for his emotional speech about racism. ""We don't have to ask for acceptance from anyone," said Taraji P Henson