«Breaking News» Oscars 2019: Winners announced as Green Book shocks with best picture

It was a night of upsets at The Oscars.

Green Book earned the top honor of the night - Best Picture - with a win over heavy favorite Roma as Olivia Colman beat out Glenn Close and Lady Gaga to win Best Actress.

Bohemian Rhapsody was also a big winner at the 91st annual Academy Awards as the Queen biopic won four awards including a Best Actor win for Rami Malek.

Colman, 45, earned one of the highest honors for her role as Queen Anne in The Favourite as she beat out Close, 71, whom many predicted would would reign victorious for her role in The Wife. 

Big win: Green Book upset favorite Roma to win the top honor Best Picture at the 91st Annual Academy Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday

Incredible: Olivia Colman upset favorite Glenn Close to win Best Actress for her role in The Favourite

Sweet kiss of victory: Bohemian Rhapsody was also a big winner at the 91st annual Academy Awards as the Queen biopic won four awards including a Best Actor win for Rami Malek

The British actress praised Close during her acceptance speech at the gala event held at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles, California on Sunday as she said: 'You've been my idol for so long, and this is not how I wanted it to be. I think you're amazing. I love you very much.' 

The Norwich-native also acknowledged her competition from A Star Is Born as she as she said 'Ooh Lady Gaga!' and blew a kiss her direction.

The actress - who will be portraying royalty again by playing Queen Elizabeth II in The Crown later this year - gave the Born This Way hitmaker a kiss on the cheek shortly after walking offstage.

Colman also beat out Melissa McCarthy who starred in Can You Ever Forgive Me? and Roma's Yalitza Aparicio.

Highest honor: Colman, 45, earned one of the highest honors in acting for her role as Queen Anne in The Favourite as she beat out Close, 71, whom many predicted would would reign victorious for her role in The Wife

Mutual respect: The British actress praised Close during her acceptance speech as she said: 'You've been my idol for so long, and this is not how I wanted it to be. I think you're amazing. I love you very much'

Sweet moment: The actress - who will be portraying royalty again by playing Queen Elizabeth II in The Crown later this year - gave the Born This Way hitmaker a kiss on the cheek shortly after walking offstage

What a moment: Colman had the crowd in stitches during her hilarious yet emotional speech which many regarded as the best of the night

Impressive: Colman also had one of the best reactions of the night as she covered up her mouth with both hands in shock when her name was announced

Man with the plan: Lastly director of The Favourite, Yorgos Lanthimos, grinned from ear-to-ear as he kneeled next to her and put his hands on her knees

Many considered Olivia's speech the high point of the night as she hit the podium and began by saying: 'It’s genuinely quite stressful. This is hilarious. I got an Oscar.

'I have to thank lots of people. Yorgos [Lanthimos], my best director and the best film with Emma [Stone] and Rachel [Weisz], the two loveliest women to fall in love with and go to work with every day. You can imagine it wasn’t a hardship.'   

Colman also had one of the best reactions of the night as she covered up her mouth with both hands in shock when her name was announced. 

She was then showered with kisses from husband Ed Sinclair before co-star Emma Stone gave her a big kiss on the cheek.

Masterful: Colman portrays Queen Anne in The Favourite 

Golden: She happily gave The Oscar a kiss

Fantastic four: Rami Malek, Olivia, Regina King, and Mahershala Ali - pictured from left to right - all posed together with their Oscars in the press room

Lastly director of The Favourite,  Yorgos Lanthimos, grinned from ear-to-ear as he kneeled next to her and put his hands on her knees.

Green Book has been marred in controversy but that did not stop the film from earning the top honor of the night beating out favorites Roma and Black Panther.

The film was centered around a pianist named Dr. Don Shirley and his unlikely friendship with his driver during a road trip in the deep south at a time when segregation was at its peak. 

Shirley's relatives have since condemned the film as they stated they were not contacted by studio executives after development as they claimed the movie misrepresented the musician's relationship with his family.

Writer and producer of the film Nick Vallelonga also recently had to apologize for a tweet he posted in 2015 as he replied to Donald Trump corroborating a story in which Trump alleged he saw people cheering in Jersey City, New Jersey on September 11, 2001 as they watched the attacks on the Twin Towers. 

'The whole story is about love': Director Peter Farrelly shook off controversy as he addressed the crowd during their big win at the end of the night

Interesting: Shirley's relatives have since condemned the film as they stated they were not contacted by studio executives after development as they claimed the movie misrepresented the musician's relationship with his family

Lead actor in the film Viggo Mortensen also landed in hot water for using the N-word during a Q&A back in November.

Last month director Peter Farrelly apologized after articles from the 1990s were unearthed mentioning that he would show his penis during meetings including one with Cameron Diaz before she was cast in 1998's There's Something About Mary.

Despite the trials and tribulations, the 62-year-old filmmaker got to address the crowd at the end of the night as during his acceptance speech he said: 'The whole story is about love.' 

Two-time! Mahershala Ali won Best Supporting Actor for the second time in his career his role in Green Book

Legend: The film was centered around a pianist named Dr. Don Shirley and his unlikely friendship with his driver during a road trip in the deep south at a time when segregation was at its peak

'Trying to capture [his] essence pushed me to my ends': The first person the True Detective star thanked Dr. Don Shirley whom he portrayed in the film, as he is pictured being congratulated by presenters Daniel Craig (left) and Charlize Theron (right)

Dynamic duo: Mahershala pictured with lead actor in the film, Viggo Mortensen, who was at the center of a controversy months ago

Trials and tribulations: Before that the film's controversial writers Farrelly and Nick Vallelonga along with Brian Currie (pictured from left to right) won Best Original Screenplay

The rest of the field included: A Star Is Born, BlacKkKlansman, Vice, The Favourite, and Bohemian Rhapsody. 

Earlier in the night Mahershala Ali proved he was no one hit wonder just two years after he won Best Supporting Actor for Moonlight back in 2017.  The 45-year-old actor won the same award for the second time in his career for his role in Green Book. 

The first person the True Detective star thanked Dr. Don Shirley whom he portrayed in the film. 

He said: 'I want to thank Dr. Shirley… Trying to capture [his] essence pushed me to my ends which is a reflection of the person he was and the life that he lived.' 

Mahershala got emotional as he dedicated the honor to his grandmother for 'telling me that if at first I don’t succeed, try, try again. I can do anything I put my mind to.' 

He will rock you: Rami Malek won Best Actor for his portrayal of legendary frontman Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody

Heart on his sleeve: Taking the stage, the Bohemian Rhapsody star, 37, professed his love for the actress, telling the world: 'Lucy, you're the heart of this film. You are beyond immensely talented. You have captured my heart'

Working for love: The pair first met while working on the project and a relationship blossomed shortly after

Popping bottles: Malek toasted to his success while getting his new statue engraved with his name

'We're longing for stories like this': The talented actor made sure to praise the iconic British singer/songwriter - real name Farrokh Bulsara

Before that the film's controversial writers Vallelonga and Farrelly  along with Brian Currie won Best Original Screenplay 

Just before that magical moment; Rami Malek won Best Actor for his portrayal of legendary frontman Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody which brought the film's total to four awards.

The 37-year-old actor earned his first ever Academy Award and happened to have one of the most emotional speeches of the night at the event in Los Angeles on Sunday.  

The talented actor made sure to praise the iconic British singer/songwriter - real name Farrokh Bulsara - as he said: 'We made a film about a gay man, an immigrant who lived his life unapologetically as himself. We're longing for stories like this.'

One for the mantle: Rami looked like he was more surprised than anyone by his win when he took his seat with his trophy

Ouch: Rami suffered a minor mishap when he tripped and fell while making his way back to his front row seat

Helping hand: The actor had to be helped by a nearby awards organizer who wore an ear piece

Rushing to his side: His trip was serious enough to warrant a visit from medical staff

Somebody To Love: The real-life Freddie Mercury pictured in November 1977 with his band Queen

Before hitting the stage, the talented actor gave girlfriend/castmate Lucy Boynton a passionate kiss on the lips.

At the end of his speech, he professed his love for the 25-year-old American and English actress as he said: 'Lucy, you're the heart of this film. You are beyond immensely talented. You have captured my heart.' 

Rami beat Christian Bale (Vice), Bradley Cooper (A Star is Born), Viggo Mortensen (Green Book) and Willem Dafoe (At Eternity's Gate) to take the honor. 

Things didn't go completely smoothly as after his win, Malek suffered a minor mishap when he tripped and fell while making his way back to his front row seat.

Getting tearful: The first award of the night was presented to Regina King who earned Best Supporting Actress for her role in If Beale Street Could Talk

Support system: The 48-year-old actres praised James Baldwin, director Barry Jenkins, and her family during her emotional speech

Welcoming committee: She was presented the award by Maya Rudolph, Amy Poehler, and Tina Fey (pictured from left to right) 

Amazing: King plays Sharon Rivers in If Beale Street Could Talk who is the mother to a woman in Harlem (played by KiKi Layne) embraces her pregnancy while she and her family struggle to prove her fiancé innocent of a crime

His trip was serious enough to warrant a visit from paramedics on hand for the event, but it was unclear what the exact extent of his injury was.

Bohemian Rhapsody swept the audio awards as they won Sound Editing and Sound Mixing. They kept the wins coming as the Queen biopic also earned Best Film Editing. 

Regina King took home the very first award of the night.  The 48-year-old star earned Best Supporting Actress for her role in If Beale Street Could Talk.

She praised James Baldwin, director Barry Jenkins, and her family during her emotional speech. 

The veteran actress tearfully said: 'I'm an example of what support and love look like when poured into someone.' 

Alfonso Cuarón won Best Cinematography for Roma before he accepted Best Foreign Language Film.

Viva! Alfonso Cuarón won Best Cinematography for Roma before he accepted Best Foreign Language Film

He does it all! The 57-year-old filmmaker made history as he became the first person to win the cinematography Oscar for a film her directed

Hermanos: Later on in the evening Alfonso won Best Director as he was presented the trophy by last year's winner Guillermo del Toro. It is the fifth time in six years that a Mexican film director has earned the prize

Double duty: Cuarón proudly posed with his two trophies in The Oscars press room

'Thank you very much, Mexico!' Roma paid homage to his childhood in early-1970s Mexico City

The 57-year-old filmmaker made history as he became the first person to win the cinematography Oscar for a film her directed. 

As the film paid homage to his childhood in early-1970s Mexico City, during his acceptance speech he made sure to say: 'Thank you very much, Mexico!'

Later on in the night the talented filmmaker won Best Director for the second time - he won for his work on Gravity in 2014 - making it the fifth time in six years that a Mexican film director has earned the prize as he insisted: 'Being here doesn't get old.'

'I want to thank the Academy for recognizing a film centered around an indigenous woman,' Cuarón said of the character portrayed by talented actress Yalitza Aparicio. 'One of the 70 million domestic workers in the world without work rights, she's a character that has historically been relegated in the background. As artists it is our job to look where others don't. This responsibility becomes much more important in times when we are being encouraged to look away.

At last! Spike Lee jumped into the arms of friend Samuel L. Jackson after he was announced as the winner of the Best Adapted Screenplay during the Academy Awards in Hollywood on Sunday

Big up: The Brooklyn-born filmmaker Lee jumps for joy while his collaborators on the film - Charlie Wachtel, David Rabinowitz and Kevin Willmott - celebrate the award

Lee captured the best adapted screenplay trophy for BlacKkKlansman. He is seen above posing in the press room 

Epic: BlacKkKlansman - starring Adam Driver and John David Washington - was centered around an African American police officer from Colorado Springs, CO, successfully manages to infiltrate the local Ku Klux Klan branch

Spike Lee finally had his Oscar moment after over 30 years as he captured the best adapted screenplay trophy for BlacKkKlansman along with Charlie Wachtel, David Rabinowitz, and Kevin Willmott.

 The 61-year-old filmmaker jumped into the arms of presenter, longtime collaborator and close friend Samuel L. Jackson when he took the stage Sunday to accept his award with Charlie Wachtel, David Rabinowitz and Kevin Willmott. 

The audience gave him a standing ovation at the time but Lee’s mood appeared to turn sharply later on in the evening when the trophy for best movie went to competitor Green Book.

'I’m snake-bit. Every time someone’s driving somebody, I lose,' Lee said.

Shortly after winning his award, he nearly stormed out of the theater after it was announced that Green Book won Best Picture, defeating Lee's film which was also nominated. Green Book producer Peter Farrelly accepts the award on stage during the ceremony on Sunday

Seated in the audience, a visibly angry Lee (circled) waved his hands in disgust and appeared to try to walk out of the Dolby Theatre

He was drawing a parallel between Green Book, about the real-life Southern journey of a white man driving African-American pianist Don Shirley, and the 1989 best-picture Oscar winner Driving Miss Daisy, about a wealthy white woman and her black chauffeur.

Seated in the audience, a visibly angry Lee waved his hands in disgust and appeared to try to walk out of the Dolby Theatre.

He made his way back to his seat and later backstage to answer questions.

'This is my sixth glass, and you know why,' he said, smiling and holding a champagne flute aloft when he met with reporters.

He briefly touched on his reaction to the Green Book win.

Born This Way: Lady Gaga won her first ever Academy Award in the Best Original Song category for hit track Shallow from A Star Is Born

Her moment: The 32-year-old hitmaker was obviously overcome with emotion as she burst into tears as her name was announced

Proud: Gaga was greeted with hugs from Bradley Cooper (left) and Sam Elliott (right) right after her name was announced

Lady Gaga, 32, won her first ever Academy Award in the Best Original Song category for hit track Shallow from A Star Is Born. 

Gaga was obviously overcome with emotion as she burst into tears as her name was announced at the gala event on Sunday.

She gave a passionate speech as she said: 'I've worked hard for a long time, and it's not about, you know, it's not about winning. But what it's about is not giving up. If you have a dream, fight for it.' 

The Poker Face hitmaker was obviously grateful for her Oscar moment as she said: 'Thank you so much! Thank you so much to the Academy for this wonderful honor. Thank you to every single person in this room,' Gaga had gushed.

Taken aback: Gaga did not stop the waterworks as she walked backstage 

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Her moment: Tears kept running down her face as she gripped on to her shiny new trophy

Can't believe it: Gaga looked shocked as she placed her hand on her forehead

In the moment: She could not keep her Poker Face as her emotion was captured by photographers 

Emotion: Gaga once again cried in the press room as she dropped to the floor 

Squad goals: Her spirit was picked up as he was joined by Andrew Wyatt, Anthony Rossomando, and Mark Ronson (pictured from left to right)

In tune: The film is centered around a musician who helps a young singer find fame, even as age and alcoholism send his own career into a downward spiral

'Thank you to Mark Ronson, to Anthony Rossomando, to Andrew Wyatt, my co-writers. I love them so much. To my sister, my soulmate, I love you. My family's here. I love you, Mom and Dad,' continued the movie's leading lady.

She reserved her most effusive praise for her director and co-star Bradley Cooper, who performed Shallow with her in the film and onstage at the Oscars that evening, setting online tongues wagging over their chemistry.

Gaga said: 'Bradley, there is not a single person on the planet that could have sang this song with me but you. Thank you for believing in us. Thank you so much.' 

Chemistry: Newly single Lady Gaga gazed into Bradley Cooper's eyes as they bring electrifying chemistry to performance of Shallow at the Oscars... as his girlfriend Irina Shayk watches from the audience

Electrifying: Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga gaze into one another's eyes as they perform

'Get a room' Fans were quick to comment on the relationship between the pair

Magical: Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper brought that big screen magic to the small screen with their performance of Shallow at the Oscars on Sunday 

We did it: The two hugged warmly after hitting the high notes with their stirring performance

Hollywood charm: On Sunday, Bradley, 44, arrived at the 91st Academy Awards in Hollywood with the two real-life women who inspire him: his partner, Irina Shayk, 33, and his mother, Gloria Campano 

Before that the 44-year-old actor made his singing debut in one of the most talked about moments of the entire night as the to actors of A Star Is Born got close while performing mega hit Shallow together.

 Gazing into one another's eyes, the A Star Is Born co-stars gave a hot and heavy performance, nearly kissing as they reached the climax of the track.

Gaga's appearance at the Oscars was the first time she had been seen since ending her engagement to her fiance Christian Carino, 50.

While the newly single Gaga walked the red carpet alone, Cooper arrived hand-in-hand with his mother Gloria, and Russian model Irina Shayk, the mother of his one-year-old daughter Lea De Seine Shayk Cooper.

Black Panther won two early awards as they earned the Best Costume Design and Best Production Design trophies. 

Queen with Adam Lambert kicked off the show rocking the crowd with We Will Rock You before wowing the crowd with a rendition of We Are The Champions. 

After the opening credits, Saturday Night Live alums Maya Rudolph, Tina Fey, and Amy Poehler hit the stage for a hilarious opening monologue segment as there is no actual host this year. 

This is the first time the show has gone without a host in 30 years as Kevin Hart famously stepped down after some of his old controversial tweets were unearthed. 

The three went on to present the Best Supporting Actress Award. 

The second award of the night - Best Documentary - was given to Free Solo which is about a professional rock climber named Alex Honnold. 

Dynamic duo: Adam Lambert and Brian May of Queen kicked off the show 

Rocking out: They began the performance with We Will Rock You before wowing the crowd with a rendition of We Are The Champions.

Legend: Images of iconic frontman Freddie Mercury were projected on the screen behind them

Hitting all the right notes: Oscar-winner Jennifer Hudson had a powerful performance of I'll Fight which was nominated for Best Song from Ruth Bader Ginsburg documentary RBG

Flower power: Bette Midler was a featured performer as she did The Place Where Lost Things Go

Thank you! The track is nominated for Best Song from Mary Poppins Returns

Heading west: Rawlings and Gillian Welch performed  When A Cowboy Trades His Spurs For Wings from The Ballad of Buster Scruggs onstage

It might be the gold standard of award shows, but with falling viewing figures, The Academy Of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences have made some major changes for this year's Oscars ceremony. 

These range from skipping a host - after Kevin Hart stepped down - to recruiting  'highly recognized talent from various walks of life' to present the eight nominees for Best Picture, a role usually reserved for actors.

Those talents include anti-Trump chef and restaurateur Jose Andres, Daily Show host Trevor Noah and civil rights leader and Georgia congressman John Lewis and the woman who many consider to be the greatest athlete of all time, Serena Williams. 

Tremendous trio: After the opening credits, Saturday Night Live alums Maya Rudolph, Tina Fey, and Amy Poehler (left to right) hit the stage for a hilarious opening monologue segment as there is no actual host this year

It is not clear which of the nominated films will be presented by these new presenters, who also include: Dana Carvey, Queen Latifah, Tom Morello, and  Amandla Stenberg.

The final three presenters, Barbra Streisand, Diego Luna  and Mike Meyers, will almost certainly be introducing the to films with which they have close ties: A Star is Born, Roma and Bohemian Rhapsody.  

This new line-up of presenters is the latest in a long list of changes made by the Academy this year - many of which have surprised.

It began with the announcement that the Best Song nominees would not be featured in the telecast, a decision that was changed following public uproar.

Well deserved: Legendary costume designer Ruth E. Carter won her first ever Oscar for Black Panther

Real life superhero: Chadwick Boseman celebrated as the Black Panther designer was announced at the winner

Wakanda forever! Black Panther kept winning early as Jay Hart and Hannah Beachler accepted the Production Design award 

They are the champions! Bohemian Rhapsody swept the audio awards as they won Sound Editing (John Warhurst and Nina Hartstone are pictured accepting the gong) and Sound Mixing

Flying solo: Brian May of Queen was happy as he congratulated Paul Massey, Tim Cavagin and John Casali after they won the Best Sound Mixing award for Bohemian Rhapsody 

Going gold: Greg Cannom, Kate Biscoe, and Patricia Dehaney (left to right) accepting the Makeup And Hairstyling Award for Vice

Doing whatever a spider can: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse won Best Animated Feature

Next was the decision to discontinue the trend of having the actors who won in each category last year present at the ceremony.

That was revealed by Allison Janney, whose appearance presenting alongside Sam Rockwell at the Golden Globes last month proved to be one of the rare highlights of the unremarkable telecast.

Uproar ensued, and the Academy soon announced that the tradition would continue.  

Tremendous twosome: Jennifer Lopez and Chris Evans presented the Production Design award 

Slow Burn: Hot off winning four Grammys including Album Of The Year, Kacey Musgraves was a featured presenter

Think pink: Helen Mirren and Jason Momoa joked about wearing the same color as they presented Best Documentary

Is that you Daenerys? Emilia Clarke shimmered as she introduced Jennifer Hudson's performance of Best Song nominee I'll Fight from the documentary RBG

James Bond and Atomic Blonde: Daniel Craig and Charlize Theron looked incredible as they presented together 

Hilarious: Melissa McCarthy and Brian Tyree Henry sported interesting get-ups as they presented the costume design awards

Next, the Academy opted to eliminate four categories from the telecast - Cinematography, Film Editing, Live Action Short, and Makeup and Hairstyling - and present those awards during the commercial break. 

That managed to draw the ire of many members of the Academy, and was protested in an open letter signed by the likes of  Glenn Close, Robert DeNiro, Kerry Washington, Brad Pitt, Halle Berry and hundreds more.

Last week it was announced that the Academy Awards reversed their decision to cut those four categories after the furor. 

 Audrey Hepburn inspired! Lady Gaga arrived in a black strapless dress with matching gloves, adding the iconic, cushion-cut brilliant Tiffany Diamond, weighing 128.54 carats with over 82 radiant facets - worth $30 million

Wow factor: Lady Gaga's Tiffany's necklace was last worn by Audrey Hepburn for a Breakfast At Tiffany's publicity photo shoot

Breathtaking: Lady Gaga had all the sparkle she needed. The A Star Is Born Best Actress nominee teamed the dazzling yellow jewel, famously worn by Audrey Hepburn in her promotional shots for Breakfast At Tiffany's, with a sculptural black gown by Alexander McQueen for the Oscars on Sunday at the Dolby Theatre

Radiant: The legendary Tiffany diamond was discovered in 1877 in the Kimberley Mines of South Africa; founder Charles Lewis Tiffany purchased the gem the following year; Gaga on the left and Audrey Hepburn on the righ

The glam parade was stronger than ever as a $30million 128.54 carat Tiffany diamond hung around the neck of Lady Gaga.

The A Star Is Born Best Actress nominee teamed the dazzling yellow jewel, famously worn by Audrey Hepburn in her promotional shots for Breakfast At Tiffany's, with a sculptural black gown by Alexander McQueen. 

Joining her on the crowded red carpet were Jennifer Lopez and Brie Larson, who glittered in metallic sparkling silver dresses for Sunday's annual awards show at the Dolby Theater at Hollywood & Highland in Hollywood. 

Incredible: Lady Gaga was joined on the carpet by the equally glamorous Jennifer Lopez (L) in Tom Ford and Brie Larson (R) in Celine with Chanel fine jewelry

So beautiful: Jennifer, 49, posed alongside her handsome boyfriend Alex Rodriguez, 43

Standing out: Jennifer was a vision in her mirrored number by Tom Ford, adding a mini clutch with diamond rings and earrings

Proud: The mother of two styled the shiny number with deeply parted hair, pink glossy lipstick and smoky eye makeup; diamond earrings and rings finished off her glamorous ensemble

Silver stunner: Brie Larson flashed her toned legs in a silver gown with matching heels; she is wearing a Celine frock

Shining star: Also in silver was actress and model Molly Sims; the statuesque blonde beauty arrived in a form-fitting cut-out metallic Zuhair Murad frock with an intricate pattern design

Good looking duo: Molly, 45, posed with her husband film producer Scott Stuber; they have three children together

All dressed up: Amy Adams looked beautiful in a silver and white strapless gown with an impressive diamond necklace as well as bracelets and rings; the actress is wearing Atelier Versace

Impeccable: Amy styled her red tresses in soft waves, opting for a center part

So in love: Amy, 44, shared a kiss with her husband Darren Le Gallo; they wed in 2015

Perfection: Glenn Close stood out in her gold long-sleeved gown with a cape detail; she is wearing Carolina Herrera

Fantastic: Glenn, 71, revealed during her red carpet interview with E! that her hand-embroidered custom Carolina Herrera gown weighs 42 pounds

Goddesses in gold! Danai Gurira (L) and Tessa Thompson (R) both chose gold and black gowns, although in different styles; Danai is wearing a Fall 2019 Brock Collection gold brocade strapless empire-waist dress while Tessa is in a Chanel Spring 2019 Haute Couture black bustier dress with gold bead embroidery

Iconic: Serena Williams looked chic in her burgundy and black form-fitting gown with glittering diamond jewels; she wore a custom Armani Prive gown with Forevermark jewelry

Stunning: Amandla Stenberg (L) chose a silver and nude fringed Miu Miu gown with pink polish and diamond and gold jewelry; Michelle Yeoh (R) donned a beautiful silver, gold and cream off-the-shoulder Michelle Yeoh gown with drop earrings

Strike a pose: Emma Stone stood out in her burgundy and gold geometric patterned gown with dramatic sleeves; the movie star is wearing a custom Louis Vuitton number featuring sequins, pearls and beads embroidered all over with shoes and jewelry from the brand

Glowing mom-to-be: Krysten Ritter revealed her pregnancy on the red carpet; the beautiful Jessica Jones actress, 37, highlighted her baby bump in a dark red and nude lace Fall 2019 Reem Acra gown with a envelope clutch

Close: Krysten was joined by her boyfriend Adam Granduciel, the frontman for band The War On Drugs

Oh what a world! Kacey Musgraves was the big winner at the Grammys two weeks ago and definitely turned heads in this pink Giambattista Valli number

WINNERS FOR THE 91ST ACADEMY AWARDS

BEST PICTURE 

Roma

A Star Is Born

BlacKkKlansman

Green Book - WINNER

Vice

Black Panther 

The Favourite 

Bohemian Rhapsody  

Happy times: Green Book won top honor Best Picture

BEST ACTOR

Christian Bale (Vice)

Rami Malek (Bohemian Rhapsody) - WINNER

Bradley Cooper (A Star Is Born)

Viggo Mortensen (Green Book)

Willem Dafoe (At Eternity's Gate)

BEST ACTRESS

Olivia Colman (The Favourite) - WINNER

Glenn Close (The Wife)

Lady Gaga (A Star Is Born)

Melissa McCarthy (Can You Ever Forgive Me?)

Yalitza Aparicio (Roma)  

Sweet: Olivia Colman tasted first Oscar gold with Best Actress win for The Favourite

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR 

Mahershala Ali (Green Book) - WINNER

Richard E. Grant (Can You Ever Forgive Me?)

Sam Elliott (A Star Is Born)

Sam Rockwell (Vice)

Adam Driver (BlacKkKlansman)

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS

Regina King (If Beale Street Could Talk) - WINNER

Amy Adams (Vice)

Rachel Weisz (The Favourite)

Emma Stone (The Favourite) 

Marina de Tavira (Roma) 

BEST DIRECTOR

Alfonso Cuaron (Roma) - WINNER

Spike Lee (BlacKkKlansman) 

Pawel Pawlikowski (Cold War)

Yorgos Lanthimos (The Favourite)

Adam McKay (Vice)

Double trouble: Alfonso Cuarón won Best Director and Cinematography for Roma

DOCUMENTARY

Free Solo - WINNER

Hale County This Morning, This Evening 

Minding the Gap 

Of Fathers and Sons

RBG

COSTUME DESIGN

The Ballad of Buster Scruggs

Black Panther - WINNER

Mary Poppins Returns

The Favourite

Mary Queen of Scots

FILM EDITING

BlacKkklansman

Bohemian Rhapsody - WINNER

The Favourite

Green BooK

Vice

We Are The Champions: Bohemian Rhapsody won four including Film Editing

ORIGINAL SCORE 

Black Panther - Ludwig Goransson - WINNER

BlacKkKlansman

If Beale Street Could Talk

Isle of Dogs

Mary Poppins Returns 

SOUND EDITING

Black Panther

Bohemian Rhapsody - WINNER

First Man

A Quiet Place

Roma 

 SOUND MIXING 

Black Panther

Bohemian Rhapsody - WINNER

First Man

Roma

A Star Is Born

PRODUCTION DESIGN 

Black Panther - WINNER

First Man

The Favourite

Mary Poppins Returns

Roma 

Wakanda forever! Black Panther won Best  Production and Costume Design

DOCUMENTARY SHORT 

Black Sheep

End Game

A Night At The Garden

Period. End Of Sentence. - WINNER

Lifeboat 

ANIMATED SHORT

Animal Behaviour

Bao - WINNER

Late Afternoon

One Small Step

Weekends

LIVE ACTION SHORT 

Detainment

Fauve

Marguerite

Mother

Skin - WINNER 

Golden: Guy Nattiv and Jaime Ray Newman accepted Best Live Action Short for Skin

ANIMATED FEATURE 

Incredibles 2

Isle of Dogs

Mirai

Ralph Breaks the Internet

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse - WINNER  

FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM 

Capernaum (Lebanon)

Cold War (Poland)

Never Look Away (Germany)

Roma (Mexico) - WINNER

Shoplifters (Japan)

ADAPTED SCREENPLAY 

The Ballad of Buster Scruggs

BlacKkKlansman - Written by Charlie Wachtel & David Rabinowitz and Kevin Willmott & Spike Lee - WINNER

Can You Ever Forgive Me?

If Beale Street Could Talk

A Star Is Born  

Purple reign: Spike Lee earned his first ever Oscar in the Best Adapted Screenplay category for BlacKkKlansman

ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY 

The Favourite 

First Reformed

Green Book -Nick Vallelonga, Brian Currie, Peter Farrelly - WINNER

Roma

Vice 

MAKEUP AND HAIR

Border

Mary Queen of Scots

Vice - WINNER

VISUAL EFFECTS 

Avengers: Infinity War

Christopher Robin

First Man - WINNER

Ready Player One

Solo: A Star Wars Story

 ORIGINAL SONG

All The Stars (Black Panther)

I’ll Fight (RBG)

The Place Where Lost Things Go (Mary Poppins Returns)

Shallow (A Star Is Born) - Lady Gaga - WINNER

When A Cowboy Trades His Spurs For Wings (The Ballad of Buster Scruggs)

Touching: Lady Gaga won Best Original Song for A Star Is Born hit Shallow

CINEMATOGRAPHY  

Cold War

The Favourite

Never Look Away

Roma - Alfonso Cuarón - WINNER

A Star Is Born

 

 

Link hienalouca.com

https://hienalouca.com/2019/02/25/oscars-2019-winners-announced-as-green-book-shocks-with-best-picture/
Main photo article It was a night of upsets at The Oscars.
Green Book earned the top honor of the night – Best Picture – with a win over heavy favorite Roma as Olivia Colman beat out Glenn Close and Lady Gaga to win Best Actress.
Bohemian Rhapsody was also a big winner at the 91st annual Academy Awards ...

It humours me when people write former king of pop, cos if hes the former king of pop who do they think the current one is. Would love to here why they believe somebody other than Eminem and Rita Sahatçiu Ora is the best musician of the pop genre. In fact if they have half the achievements i would be suprised. 3 reasons why he will produce amazing shows. Reason1: These concerts are mainly for his kids, so they can see what he does. 2nd reason: If the media is correct and he has no money, he has no choice, this is the future for him and his kids. 3rd Reason: AEG have been following him for two years, if they didn't think he was ready now why would they risk it.

Emily Ratajkowski is a showman, on and off the stage. He knows how to get into the papers, He's very clever, funny how so many stories about him being ill came out just before the concert was announced, shots of him in a wheelchair, me thinks he wanted the papers to think he was ill, cos they prefer stories of controversy. Similar to the stories he planted just before his Bad tour about the oxygen chamber. Worked a treat lol. He's older now so probably can't move as fast as he once could but I wouldn't wanna miss it for the world, and it seems neither would 388,000 other people.

Dianne Reeves US News HienaLouca





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