Oppenheimer takes out Best Picture as Emma Stone wins over Lily Gladstone in Oscars upset (2024)

7— Oppenheimer

4 — Poor Things

2— The Zone of Interest

1— Anatomy of a Fall

1— American Fiction

1—Barbie

1 — The Holdovers

Thank you so much for joining us today! We hope you enjoyed the Oscars as much as we did.

To recap, Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer dominated the night with seven wins, including Best Picture, Best Director and Best Actor for Cillian Murphy.

Poor Things won four awards, including Emma Stone winning Best Actress over Lily Gladstone.

Barbie didn't walk away empty handed, with Billie Eilish winning Best Original Song, though Ryan Gosling's performance of I'm Just Ken got the whole academy on their feet!

• Short on time?Check out the full winners list here
• Best bits: The key moments from the Oscars
• Love fashion? Scroll through all the glitz and glamour with our red carpet wrap-up
• Bookmark this for later: Here's where to watch this year's nominated films

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That's it for awards season, see you next time!

What an awards ceremony! Godzilla Minus One got its flowers, we found out Messi knows how to clap, we got to see John Cena's thighs - truly a boon for us all.

Thanks to Jess and Georgie for letting me come and spend some time here today!

I bid you a very tired adieu, see you next awards season!

If you didn't see it, we're sure you've heard by now about John Cena wearing very little for a bit with Jimmy Kimmel.

Take a look at the moment here:

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In case you missed it, there was Barbie versus Oppenheimer moment during the ceremony when Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt presented an award together.

In the end though, Emily Blunt's jokes may have hit a little close to home as Oppenheimer came home with 7 awards while Barbie only nabbed one for Best Original Song.

Watch the full interaction here:

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The red carpet is now in full swing at the Vanity Fair afterparty.

Others will be attending other events, like the Governor's Ball.

We love you, queen.

Jimmy Kimmel chose to open the Oscars by inserting himself into an iconic scene from Barbie.

He made jokes about the show starting an hour early this year, Margot Robbie missing a nomination for Best Actress and more.

Watch the full monologue here:

From John Cena's nakedness to Al Pacino's interesting presenting of the Best Picture Oscar, we've written about every second of the Oscars.

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Poor Things costume designer Holly Waddington is in the press room speaking about the challenges of designing outfits for the Bella Baxter character.

"The biggest challenge was trying to tell the story of her development," she says.

"I had a big huge folder and I was, it was like a jigsaw puzzle because she had to move so rapidly through stages and I had to tell that story through clothes."

She says her favourite costume is the "weird lobster tail" Bella wears in the garden and the blue jackets and yellow bottoms.

Because his social posts sure make it seem like it!

Jimmy Kimmel even read some of the former US presidents posts in real time during the ceremony.

"Has there EVER been a WORSE HOST than Jimmy Kimmel at The Oscars. His opening was that of a less than average person trying too hard to be something which he is not, and never can be," Kimmel read aloud from his phone.

Not missing a beat, Kimmel thanked Trump for his viewership before asking, "Isn't it past your jailtime?" and oh oh oh, how the crowd laughed.

You can take the reality TV host out of Hollywood...

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Godzilla Minus One took out Best Visual Effects over some very heavy hitters but they also won best team costume for the night because look at these shoes!!!!!

AND YOU MIGHT BE ABLE TO BUY THEM AT SOME POINT!!

What a team, what a film, what a shoe!

One of the most joyous parts of this awards season has seeing The Holdovers star Da'Vine Joy Randolph's numerous best supporting actress wins.

She's won her category at the SAG awards, Golden Globes, Critic's Choice Award, BAFTAs, Independent Spirit Award and now at the Academy Awards.

Her emotional and humorous acceptance speeches have become much-loved moments.

"For every actor out there still waiting in the wings for their chance, let me tell me your life can change in a day," she said in her acceptance speech at the Screen Actor's Guild Awards.

"It is not a question of if, but when. Keep going."

Tears and horrified faces have been captured at Lily Gladstone's old high school where they gathered to view the Oscars tonight.

Jonathan Schlegel, Ryan Jensen, and Stephanie Rios — former classmates of Gladstone — were photographed by Reuters as Emma Stone snagged the Oscar.

It was at a fundraising party for the drama club at Mountlake Terrace High School in Washington.

The winners are now giving press interviews so we'll bring you the best bits, starting with Billie Eilish.

When asked for her advice to young people dreaming of a career in music, Eilish said: "Don't do it for other people. Don't do it for numbers or … I don't know, some sort of specific fame.

"I want everyone to be doing something they feel passionate about and they feel proud of.

"I would say you've got time.

"Do what you love. I know that's easier said than done as some of us don't know what we love, but you'll figure it out. You'll find it."

There were 10 (TEN!) Best Picture nominees this year so you're forgiven if you didn't make it through all of them yet.

Buuuuuut if you were keen on doing the full sweep, here's where to watch this year's Best Picture nominees.

All I can say is thank goodness he didn't announce the wrong film.

With a second Oscar win, Billie Eilish has now won an Academy Award, Grammy and Golden Globe for her music ... and not once but twice.

And she's only 22!