Hollywood's awaited event, the Oscars, never fails to provide a glamorous, exciting, and unexpected evening. The ceremony this year was no different, with some truly remarkable moments that left everyone speechless. Here are some of the show's greatest and worst moments.


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Best Moments


Michelle Yeoh's Momentous Victory


As the first Asian woman to win the Best Actress Oscar for her performance in Everything Everywhere All at Once, Michelle Yeoh created history. She dedicated her prize in her poignant acceptance speech to "all the little boys and girls whose look like me viewing tonight," which was a potent moment of inspiration and representation.


Brendan Fraser's Magnificent Return


With his triumph for the acting award in The Whale, Brendan Fraser accomplished a stunning career turnaround. Fraser, overcome with emotion, thanked his backers and conveyed his appreciation for the chance to work on a movie with such depth. His triumph served as an example of tenacity and fortitude in a time of difficulty.


Ke Huy Quan’s Heartfelt Address


The crowd was captivated by Ke Huy Quan's moving speech, which won her the Best Supporting Actor award for Everywhere All at Once. Quan honored his mother with the Oscar, focusing on his path from kid actor to winner, and stressed the value of never giving up on your aspirations.


Worst Moments


Technical Errors


Even with careful preparation, there were multiple technical hiccups during the Oscars broadcast. Confusion and irritation were caused by audio problems during the awards presentation, which hampered the show's flow and took away from a few of the most anticipated parts of the evening.


Uncomfortable Presentations


Awkward moments marred certain award shows, such as ill-timed jokes and uncomfortable conversation between presenters. One such incident featured an attempt at humor between two A-list celebrities that went wrong and made the audience laugh instead of cry.


Surprises and Snubs


Like at any awards ceremony, some shocking omissions disappointed viewers. There were arguments concerning the Academy's selections when well-liked films like The banishes of Inisherin failed to win, surprising a lot of people.


Overall in all, the Oscars this year included a combination of heartwarming successes and embarrassing gaffes. The event continues to be an interesting reflection of Hollywood's struggles and victories, even as the business changes, leaving viewers excited for what the upcoming year will bring.