Los Angeles: Welcome to the 96th Oscars. The Associated Press is bringing you the most memorable moments and notable quotes from Sunday's Academy Awards.
Barbenheimer? More like Oscanheimer
"Oppenheimer" has won for best film editing. It marks the first nomination and win for Jennifer Lame, who thanked her collaborators, including director Christopher Nolan, for the award.
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito gave the award out, joking about how they both tried to kill Batman — portrayed by Michael Keaton — and lost, as Mr. Freeze and the Penguin, respectively.
Meanwhile, "Barbie" hasn't yet won an Oscar.
Pomp and Politics
About a mile from the red carpet, protesters shut down a section of Hollywood's Sunset Boulevard calling for an end to the violence in Rafah, a dense city on Gaza's border with Egypt.
Meanwhile on the red carpet, Mark Ruffalo, Billie Eilish, Ramy Youssef, Ava DuVernay and others donned red pins in support for a cease-fire in Gaza. The bold design features a single hand holding a heart and was organized by the group Artists for Ceasefire.
"Our film shows where dehumanization leads, at its worst," writer-director Jonathan Glazer said in accepting the Oscar for best international feature for "The Zone of Interest," a film about the Holocaust. He spoke out against the war in Gaza.
Novelty props on the Red Carpet
The crew of "Godzilla Minus One" carried monster figurines and wore matching, spiked shoes. Meanwhile, "The Boy and the Heron" filmmakers brought plush versions of the characters. The film won best animated feature, but Hayao Miyazaki and Toshio Suzuki weren't at the Oscars to accept their statuette.
Elsewhere on the red carpet, "American Fiction" composer Laura Karpman, tossed Cadbury eggs to several lucky onlookers. Nominated this year for original score, Karpman last year wore a dress with Christine Blasey Ford's congressional testimony.
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