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Oscars 2019: A big win for 'Green Book', best red carpet looks, standout moments and more

Monday, February 25, 2019

From winners jumping on chairs to the Best Picture mix-up, take a look back at surprising moments in Oscars history.

LOS ANGELES -- Hollywood's best and brightest gathered at the Dolby Theatre to honor the winners of Oscars.

Here's what you should know about the biggest night in Hollywood.

Who won the top prizes?

Green Book took home Best Picture. Alfonso Cuaron won Best Director and Best Cinematography for his Spanish-language black-and-white masterpiece Roma. With four awards, Bohemian Rhapsody had the most wins, including Rami Malek for Best Actor. Olivia Colman pulled off a surprise win for Best Actress for her portrayal of Queen Anne in The Favourite.

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What were the night's big fashion moments?

Billy Porter kicked off the red carpet in a velvet tuxedo gown. Jason Momoa had social media buzzing with his matching pink tuxedo and scrunchie.

Best Actress nominees all brought their A-game, with Glenn Close donning a 40-pound gold dress and Melissa McCarthy sporting a cape.

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What were the other notable wins of the night?

Lady Gaga gave an emotional speech thanking co-star and director Bradley Cooper after she won her first Oscar, Best Original Song, for "Shallow" from A Star Is Born.

Surprisingly, veteran filmmaker Spike Lee had never won a competitive Oscar. That changed this year: His historical drama BlacKkKlansman, for which Lee was also a co-writer, won Best Adapted Screenplay.

Marvel also took home its first Oscar for the MCU. Megahit Black Panther finished the night with three awards.

What were the most note-worthy performances?

Adam Lambert and Queen kicked off the night with "We Will Rock You" and "We Are The Champions." Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper sang their megahit "Shallow."

What other moments had people talking?

Regina King and Rami Malek both had an eventful trip to the stage. In King's case, Captain America came to the rescue.

Actress Selma Blair made her first Oscars appearance since announcing that she has multiple sclerosis, earning praise and cheers on social media.

And of course the buzziest commercials moment was when Disney dropped a new Lion King trailer.

Who else was there?

Julia Roberts made a surprise appearance to present Best Picture, and her stunning pink gown was on trend.

Other presenters included an SNL trio of Tina Fey, Maya Rudolph and Amy Poehler, who bantered before announcing the first category.

Who hosted the Oscars?

There was no host this year.

Kevin Hart was initially announced as the show's host in early December, though he dropped out following online backlash against years-old homophobic tweets. After speculation that he might reconsider, Hart appeared on Good Morning America to say definitively that he would not be hosting and that he is done talking about the controversy.

This was the show's first time without a host in three decades.

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