Oscars 2024: The best and worst moments

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Ryan Gosling's "I'm Just Ken" brought the house down.
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March 11, 2024

It was a fairly even-keeled Academy Awards ceremony, but emotions still ran high, whether it was the rush of "I'm Just Ken" or the heartfelt words from Rita Moreno to America Ferrera.

Ryan Gosling, in a pink suit, sings into a microphone. Behind him, a throng of men hold out their arms.

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These were the best and worst moments from the Oscars. →

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Da'Vine Joy Randolph waving on the red carpet in a glittery, pale-blue dress with poufy sleeves and a gauzy train.

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Cillian Murphy, wearing a tuxedo, looks shocked while standing onstage with his mouth open and his hand covering it.

What's so funny about a naked man? John Cena's skit underscored a gender imbalance. →

A naked man holds the nomination for best costume design over his genitals.

See our full red carpet photo collection. →

A person, posing with one hand on their hip next to a large, gold Oscars statue, wears a one shoulder gown with silver and pink details.
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