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It's 4 Oscars for Birdman - Wins Best Film and Best Director. Eddie Redmayne, Julianne Moore are Best Actors this year. The Grand Budapest Hotel also won 4 Oscars.
Gwyneth, then and now at the Oscars. Still wearing pink. In 1999 she was 27, in 2015 she is 42
JLo's killer dress. People had to be rescued.
Benedict Cumberbatch's 'I brought the missus not Watson, get over it' face
Did you miss this The Bridges Of Madison County reunion? Meryl and Clint forever
In case you've forgotten, this was our favourite dress from today - Rosamund Pike in red lace Givenchy
John Travolta's 'I used to be John Travolta' face
Oscar faces: Jared Leto's 'what, you don't like my tuxedo?' face
Move over Sherlock, there's a new photobomber in town
Here we are!...@idinamenzel #JohnTravolta @TheAcademy @ABCNetwork @GMA pic.twitter.com/ocjx8TcInJ
- Neil Meron (@neilmeron) February 23, 2015 After you're the Best Cinematographer - Emmanuel Lubezki (Birdman) - at the Oscars... hell ya! It's time for a selfie.
After a stunning performance of their song 'Glory' from the film Selma, Common (L) and John Legend pose with their Oscars for the Best Original Song.
The final winners:
Birdman - Best Picture, Best Director, Best Original Screenplay, Best Cinematography
The Grand Budapest Hotel - Best Production Design, Best Hair and Makeup, Best Costumes, Best Original Score
Whiplash - Best Supporting Actor for JK Simmons, Best Sound Mixing, Best Film Editing
The Theory Of Everything - Best Actor for Eddie Redmayne
Still Alice - Best Actress for Julianne Moore
Boyhood - Best Supporting Actress for Patricia Arquette
American Sniper - Best Sound Editing
The Imitation Game - Best Adapted Screenplay
Selma - Best original Song for Glory
Big Hero 6 - Best Animated Feature
Ida (Poland) - Best Foreign Language Film
Interstellar - Best Visual Effects
Citizenfour - Best Documentary Feature
Crisis Hotline - Best Documentary Short
The Phone Call - Best Live Action Short
Feast - Best Animated Short
Birdman - Best Picture, Best Director, Best Original Screenplay, Best Cinematography
The Grand Budapest Hotel - Best Production Design, Best Hair and Makeup, Best Costumes, Best Original Score
Whiplash - Best Supporting Actor for JK Simmons, Best Sound Mixing, Best Film Editing
The Theory Of Everything - Best Actor for Eddie Redmayne
Still Alice - Best Actress for Julianne Moore
Boyhood - Best Supporting Actress for Patricia Arquette
American Sniper - Best Sound Editing
The Imitation Game - Best Adapted Screenplay
Selma - Best original Song for Glory
Big Hero 6 - Best Animated Feature
Ida (Poland) - Best Foreign Language Film
Interstellar - Best Visual Effects
Citizenfour - Best Documentary Feature
Crisis Hotline - Best Documentary Short
The Phone Call - Best Live Action Short
Feast - Best Animated Short
The show's over but don't go anywhere because we have plenty more coming up
Birdman gets 4 Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Director
The Grand Budapest Hotel also won 4, Whiplash has 3. Boyhood has to be happy with just Best Supporting Actress
The Grand Budapest Hotel also won 4, Whiplash has 3. Boyhood has to be happy with just Best Supporting Actress
And the Oscar goes to....Birdman!!!
Will it be Boyhood? Will it be Birdman?
Sean Penn is presenting the final Oscar of the show - Best Picture
Before the Best Picture award, a scorecard:
The Grand Budapest Hotel - 4
Birdman - 3
Whiplash - 3
American Sniper, Boyhood, Selma and The Imitation Game - 1 each
The Grand Budapest Hotel - 4
Birdman - 3
Whiplash - 3
American Sniper, Boyhood, Selma and The Imitation Game - 1 each
Here's a look at Julianne's Chanel dress, made by Karl Lagerfeld himself. It apparently took 987 hours to create
Julianne Moore wins Best Actress for Still Alice
Matthew McConaughey, looking like Rip Van Winkle, is now presenting the Best Actress Oscar
It belongs to one exceptional family - Stephen, Jane, Jonathan and the Hawking children: Eddie Redmayne on his Best Actor win
And the Best Actor Oscar goes to Eddie Redmayne for The Theory Of Everything. He played Stephen Hawking
Cate Blanchett, last year's Best Actress, presents the Oscar for Best Actor
Inarritu is the second Mexican director to win after Alfonso Cuaron last year for Gravity
Inarritu also won the award for Original Screenplay
Inarritu also won the award for Original Screenplay
That's three Oscars for Birdman now, with Best Cinematography and Best Original Screenplay. The Grand Budapest Hotel is still ahead at four. Whiplash also has three wins
Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu wins Best Director for Birdman
Meanwhile, Hollywood justice was delivered like this
Four biggies coming up now - Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Film, Best Director
The Imitation Game wins Best Adapted Screenplay
The first Oscar for Alejandro Inarritu, Birdman wins the Best Original Screenplay, second for the movie.
Help. ScarJo's being strangled by something green and ugly (and its not The Incredible Hulk)
This was The Grand Budapest Hotel's fourth win of eight nominations. Whiplash is second with three
Aleandre Desplat wins Best Original Score for The Grand Budapest Hotel
Imagine The Godfather without its theme or Breakfast At Tiffany's with its music by Mancini: Julie Andrews on the importance of music in a film
Dear Lady Gaga, thank you for that wonderful tribute. It's hard to believe that 50 years have gone by since that joyous film released. I blinked, and suddenly here I am: Julie Andrews
Goosebumps!
Goosebumps!
She got a standing ovation. Clapping along is Julie Andrews.
Sob.
Sob.
Gaga is killing it with a medley of the film's songs
The state secret is out. Lady Gaga's 'special tribute' is to The Sound Of Music
ScarJo is on-stage talking about The Sound Of Music which celebrates 50 years very soon
The jury is out on Jennifer Aniston's Versace dress
Birdman, move over. The Incredible Hulk and The Incredible Hulk are here. In tuxedos
We live in the most incarcerated country in the world. There are more people in correctional facilities than there were in slavery in 1850: John Legend
This bridge was built on hope, built with compassion and elevated by humanity: Common
Glory from Selma wins Best Original Song
So here's why Travolta was asked back this year. Idina Menzel comes onstage and introduces him as something garbled. Revenge, sweet revenge. Best served a year later
How lovely is Emma Stone's Elie Saab dress
Glory moves many in the audience to tears
Octavia Spencer, who is meant to be watching the briefcase with NPH's Oscar predictions, is now introducing John Legend and Common's performance of the nominated song Glory from Selma
Sadly, this year Jessica Chastain's Givenchy dress is probably going to find itself on the Worst Dressed list
And NPH doesn't miss the opportunity... regrets the absence of Edward Snowden at the show for "some treason".
Citizenfour wins Best Documentary Feature
Two of tonight's snubbed actors are presenting now. David Oyelowo and Jennifer Aniston, both overlooked for Selma and Cake, are onstage now
Whiplash wins its third Oscar - Best Film Editing
This ALSO happened. Everyone wants a picture of near-naked NPH
That #MerylStreep appears in the most memorable image of the #Oscars2015 - just like she did last year. Assist to Jlo pic.twitter.com/Rqhk6rAfml
- johnhensler (@johnhensler) February 23, 2015 Farewell Robin Williams, Bob Hoskins. Jennifer Hudson performs a special tribute to those Hollywood lost in the last year
Other winners so far:
Best Animated feature - Big Hero 6
Best Foreign Language Film - Ida from Poland
Best Documentary Short - Crisis Hotline
Best Animated Short - Feast
Best Live Action - The Phone Call
Best Visual Effects - Interstellar
Best Animated feature - Big Hero 6
Best Foreign Language Film - Ida from Poland
Best Documentary Short - Crisis Hotline
Best Animated Short - Feast
Best Live Action - The Phone Call
Best Visual Effects - Interstellar
The scorecard:
The Grand Budapest Hotel: 3 - Best Costume, Best Hair & Makeup, Best Production Design
Whiplash: 2 - Best Supporting Actor, Best Sound Mixing
Boyhood: 1 - Best Supporting Actress
American Sniper: 1 - Best Sound Editing
Birdman: 1 - Best Cinematography
The Grand Budapest Hotel: 3 - Best Costume, Best Hair & Makeup, Best Production Design
Whiplash: 2 - Best Supporting Actor, Best Sound Mixing
Boyhood: 1 - Best Supporting Actress
American Sniper: 1 - Best Sound Editing
Birdman: 1 - Best Cinematography
Birdman leads today's nominees list with nine, but is way behind The Grand Budapest Hotel in number of wins (3 vs 1)
Birdman's Emmanuel Lubezki wins the Oscar for Best Cinematography. He also won last year for Gravity
The Grand Budapest Hotel also won Best Costume and Best Hair & Makeup. Whiplash won Best Supporting Actor for JK Simmons and Best Sound Mixing. Boyhood's Patricia Arquette won Best Supporting Actress and American Sniper won Best Sound Editing
The Grand Budapest Hotel wins Best Production Design. This is it's third win today, of eight nominations
No pizza party or group selfie (yet), but this. This. This happened
We can't decide if we like Nicole Kidman's shimmering Louis Vuitton dress
And the Oscar goes to Big Hero 6
Zoe Saldana and Dwayne Johnson to present the Best Animated Feature Film
The Oscar for the Best Animated Short Film goes to Feast
Interstellar wins the Oscar for Best Visual Effects
Josh Hutcherson introduces Rita Ora's performance of nominated song Grateful from Beyond The Lights
"Every 5 minutes or so, wake up Robert Duvall": NPH
Gwyneth Paltrow is in yet another of the many pink dresses her closet seems to be stuffed with. This one is custom-made Ralph & Russo
Patricia Arquette's thank you speech gives a shout-out for 'equal rights for women in the United States of America'
Boyhood's first Oscar of the show. It's the favourite for Best Picture and Best Director as well
Patricia Arquette wins Best Supporting Actress for Boyhood
And the Oscar goes to...
This is Meryl Streep's category, remember
This is Meryl Streep's category, remember
Jared Leto, in a blue tux, presents the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress
Current scores:
The Grand Budapest Hotel - 2
Whiplash - 2
American Sniper - 1
The Grand Budapest Hotel - 2
Whiplash - 2
American Sniper - 1
American Sniper wins the Oscar for Best Sound Editing
Whiplash wins Best Sound Mixing
Sienna Miller and Chris Evans are presenting the awards for sound mixing and editing
They found him. Almost naked, in his underwear. Just like Michael Keaton in Times Square in Birdman
Omg I take 2% of what I said back.. They improved with the underwear gag... That was actually funny #Oscars2015 pic.twitter.com/BXsjcSaqmS
- Sebastian Végo (@sebastianvego) February 23, 2015 So apparently, NPH is lost. There's a camera frantically looking for him backstage.
Gwyneth Paltrow introduces Tim McGraw's performance of nominated song I'm Not Gonna Miss You from Glen Campbell: I'll Be Here
Everything sounds better when you have a British accent. Brit star David Oyelowo demonstrates, with NPH. "With a British accent it's not at all insulting" (when you insult things like the 'latest attempt to remake Annie)
Viola Davis announces the honorary Oscars that were given out earlier - actress Maureen O'Hara, Japanese director Hayao Miyazaki and French actor-filmmaker Jean-Claude Carriere. Harry Belafonte received the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award;
Here's another great dress. Sienna Miller in gorgeous Oscar de la Renta
Crisis Hotline wins Best Documentary Short
#EverythingIsAwesome backstage at #oscars @TheAcademy @craigzadan @ABCNetwork @GMA pic.twitter.com/NR83N0XDPe
- Neil Meron (@neilmeron) February 23, 2015 Here's the scorecard, as of now
The Grand Budapest Hotel - 2
Whiplash - 1
Boyhood and Birdman - 0
The Grand Budapest Hotel - 2
Whiplash - 1
Boyhood and Birdman - 0
The Phone Call wins Best Live Action Short
Kelly Preston is attending the Oscars with a wax model of her husband, John Travolta. Who, by the way, has been invited back to present despite last year's 'Adele Dazeem' flub
Everything is Awesome (apparently). Andy Samberg says so
Hey, NPH. That's not a seat filler, that's Steve Carell!
NPH: Who's the most famous person you're excited to meet today?
Steve: Ed Norton!
NPH: Who's the most famous person you're excited to meet today?
Steve: Ed Norton!
And the Oscar goes to...Polish movie Ida
Jennifer Lopez and Chiwetel Ejiofor are the presenters for the best foreign language film
Jlo + Chris Pine = Wow
Channing Tatum is back... to introduce the 6 winners of the Team Oscar.
Three awards down, 21 to go
And the Oscar goes to The Grand Budapest Hotel
Nominee Reese Witherspoon, on double duty as presenter, is announcing the award for Best Hair and Makeup
The Grand Budapest Hotel has eight noms this year. Wins one already. Birdman is the most nominated with nine
The Grand Budapest Hotel wins Best Costume Design
Award presented by Jennifer Lopez and Chris Pine
Award presented by Jennifer Lopez and Chris Pine
Adam Levine was introduced by Dakota Johnson (Yes, Fifty Shades. That girl). Here's a picture of her in scarlet Saint Laurent on the red carpet
Begin Again stars Mark Ruffalo and Keira Knightley, nominated for Supporting Actor and Actress respectively for their other films Foxcatcher and The Imitation Game
Adam Levine sings nominated song Lost Stars from Begin Again
Liam Neeson introduces the first two of this year's Best Picture nominees - The Grand Budapest Hotel and American Sniper
NPH has submitted his winner predictions and they're under lock and key. Apparently. He's designating Octavia Spencer to keep an eye on the briefcase they're locked in. No bathroom breaks for Octavia
And the Oscar goes to JK Simmons for Whiplash
This was his first nomination
This was his first nomination
Lupita won Best Supporting Actress last year for 12 Years A Slave
Lupita presents the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor
American Sniper is Oprah. Because you're rich: NPH
Minutes ago, behind-the-scenes
Interesting backstage view #Oscars right now. Show in 10 minutes @TheAcademy @craigzadan @GMA @ABCNetwork pic.twitter.com/nreHSiziHL
- Neil Meron (@neilmeron) February 23, 2015 Beat it, Anna tells Jack. He does
Anna Kendrick and Jack Black join Neil Patrick Harris in his opening song/dance routine 'Moving Pictures'
Opening zinger from Neil Patrick Harris: "Tonight we honour Hollywood's whitest, sorry brightest"
Welcome to the Oscars!
So. Much. Love. Jennifer Aniston, overlooked for a Best Actress nomination but here as a presenter, has a moment with Best Supporting Actress nominee Emma Stone
Best Supporting Actress nominee Keira Knightley's Valentino dress is getting a lot of hate online but we quite like it
This was the scene at the Dolby Theatre just a few hours ago
Sunday morning #Oscars rehearsal prep continues @TheAcademy @craigzadan @ABCNetwork @GMA pic.twitter.com/YYQdaFhuin
- Neil Meron (@neilmeron) February 22, 2015 Marion Cotillard in Dior. No surprises there. She's nominated for Best Actress for her perfomance in Two Days, One Night
And now, a word from today's host
It's the day of the show, y'all. #Oscars @TheAcademy
- Neil Patrick Harris (@ActuallyNPH) February 22, 2015 British star Felicity Jones wears British label Alexander McQueen. Felicity is up for Best Actress for her roles in The Theory of Everything
When Cate Blanchett wears black, you can bet it will be anything but basic. Last year's Best Actress is wearing Maison Martina Margiela by John Galliano
Gone Girl's Rosamund Pike in red lace Givenchy. Lovely. Whether or not she wins the Best Actress Oscar, she's already top of the best dressed list
Last year, Lupita Nyong'o's ice-blue Prada took the Oscars by storm. This year, she's doing it again in a Calvin Klein dress that makes her look like a mermaid in pearls
Here's Julianne Moore, quite likely today's Best Actress for Still Alice
Smile, it's the Oscars. The red carpet is already quite crowded with celebrities in their Sunday best
Patricia Arquette will collect her Best Supporting Actress Oscar (yes, we said it) in black/white Rosetta Getty
Patricia Arquette will collect her Best Supporting Actress Oscar (yes, we said it) in black/white Rosetta Getty
#Oscars getting the beauty treatment @TheAcademy @craigzadan @ABCNetwork @GMA @ActuallyNPH pic.twitter.com/9AOfjL3uL2
- Neil Meron (@neilmeron) February 21, 2015 Who's Likely to Win
Julianne Moore, Patricia Arquette and Britain's Eddie Redmayne are among those widely tipped to take home acting prizes during the show
Julianne Moore, Patricia Arquette and Britain's Eddie Redmayne are among those widely tipped to take home acting prizes during the show India Loses sheen at Oscars 2015, But Had Its Triumph Moments
Oscars 2015 have come with a disappointment for Indian fans as none of India's probable contenders could make it to the final shortlist.
How Number-Crunchers Keep Oscar Winners Secret
With only two days to the award ceremony 'they' become keepers of one of the most closely-guarded secrets in the world
Oscars Protest Planned Over All-White Nominees
Notable snubs included David Oyelowo, widely tipped for playing Martin Luther King Jr in Selma
Madonna Likely to Miss Her Own Post-Oscars Party
She will be rehearsing for the BRIT Awards
She will be rehearsing for the BRIT Awards
Who will wear what? We're predicting that Marion Cotillard will be in Dior and Julianne Moore will wear Tom Ford
Michael Keaton's Birdman isn't the only superhero at the Oscars. Best Supporting Actor Nominees Mark Ruffalo and Edward Norton have both played The Incredible Hulk in separate movies
Lips = sealed
Just arrived, just in time #Oscars script... direct from writing team. Here we go! Sorry can't share it with anyone. pic.twitter.com/W5ixc0wnJv
- Craig Zadan (@craigzadan) February 20, 2015 Trivia: In this year's 'all white' Oscars, there is no African-American nominee in the acting or Best Director categories. The last time this happened was in 2011. The common factor between that year and this - Mark Ruffalo, who was nominated in 2011 for The Kids Are All Right and is up for Foxcatcher this time
This is what the street outside the Dolby Theatre looks like on regular days
Hollywood Blvd, getting ready for #RedCarpet to be unfurled for #Oscars Sunday @TheAcademy @craigzadan @ABCNetwork pic.twitter.com/bEwakYFRwN
- Neil Meron (@neilmeron) February 18, 2015 Did you know that this is the third year in a row that Bradley Cooper has been nominated for an Oscar? Count them - 2015, American Sniper; 2014, American Hustle; 2013, Silver Linings Playbook
Dear Anna Kendrick, don't worry. You probably won't be sitting next to a turtle. We think
Don't worry @AnnaKendrick47 & @KevinHart4real - the #Oscars seating chart is still a work in progress. #TurtleTuesday pic.twitter.com/F4pQ21pKyd
- The Academy (@TheAcademy) February 18, 2015
