At the Oscars, we're always grateful for cameras.
Because they capture the moments even the show sometimes misses. For the 93rd iteration of the Academy Awards on Sunday, April 25, that was still the case as photographers documented everything unfolding on the red carpet, from stars dressed to the nines in between poses to Minari's 9-year-old Alan Kim passing the time with a Nintendo Switch break. Amid the coronavirus pandemic, some famous faces were spotted catching up after months apart while others were basking in the joy of their life-changing Oscar victory.
Fortunately, it was all chronicled in pictures—and now they all need to be framed. As you catch up on Hollywood's biggest night—the big wins, the history-making milestones, the dazzling fashion, Glenn Close dancing to "Da Butt," Daniel Kaluuya mentioning his parents having sex in his Oscars speech—don't miss out on all of the candid moments you might have missed throughout the show.
All you have to do is just keep scrolling!
Hi, Halle!
Borat was looking quite dapper on Oscar Sunday with a little help from his ultra glamorous wife.
Now we'll forever be wishing for someone to look at us this way.
It's only fitting that a two-time Oscar nominee drip in gold on the Academy Awards red carpet.
Talk about a magical Oscar moment!
We might not have kings and queens in the United States, but on Oscars Sunday, the Borat Subsequent Moviefilm star was dressed like Oscar royalty.
Behold: a true Oscar rock star.
Spotted: Two Hollywood queens catching up on the Oscars red carpet.
Siri, play "The Lady in Red."
The best accessory for matching looks? Matching Oscars.
If you didn't know, that's Oscar winner Daniel Kaluuya.
Even The Crown's queen can serve up some silly faces.
An Oscar is great and all, but have you tried a Nintendo Switch?
There's nothing blue about H.E.R. with her first Oscar.
The award for Most Fabulous Newlyweds goes to...
This photo of the three Oscar winners deserves a frame.
The Nomadland director, writer, editor and co-producer was clearly happy to take home her first Oscar statue.