Oscars 2024 live updates: Oppenheimer dominates the 96th Academy Awards

Oppenheimer and Poor Things emerged as the evening's biggest winners, with seven and four awards respectively. Check out the complete list of winners here.

Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer wins best picture Oscar. 

Emma Stone won Best Actress for Poor Things. She plays Bella Baxter in Yorgos Lanthimos' movie. As she accepted her Oscar on stage, she broke her dress and showed it to the audience.

“I think it happened during I'm Just Ken,” she said. This is her second win after previously winning for the film La La Land.

Nitin Desai of India was remembered in the "In Memoriam" montage during the 96th Academy Awards ceremony. The famed art director was discovered dead in August of last year at his ND Studio in Khalapur Raigad, near Karjat. Desai allegedly committed suicide.

Christopher Nolan wins his first Oscar for his acclaimed film Oppenheimer. 

Cillian Murphy won the best actor Oscar for his role in Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer.

“I’m a very proud Irish man standing here tonight,” he says, before noting that “for better or worse, we are living in Oppenheimer’s world.”

The In Memorium segment honoured Indian art director Nitin Chandrakant Desai, Michael Gambon, Matthew Perry and others. Singer Andrea Bochelli sang Time To Say Goodbye.

In an all-pink suit, Hollywood star Ryan Gosling took the stage to perform ‘I’m Just Ken’ from Barbie. Slash also joined the actor on stage for a guitar solo.

The actor recruited Slash, Simu Liu, and Ncuti Gatwa to join him on stage, too. He also got Emma Stone, Greta Gerwig, and Margot Robbie singing along in the most electric performance of the evening.

The Zone of Interest wins Best Sound. 

'The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar' by Wes Anderson wins Best Live Action Short. 

'20 Days in Mariupol' wins first Oscar ever for Ukraine. The film, which documents Russia's invasion of Ukraine, won Best Documentary feature. Mstyslav Chernov, a writer and director, steps up to the platform to accept the prize.
 

The Last Repair Short wins Best Documentary Short. 

Directors Ben Proudfoot and Kris Bowers took the stage to accept the Best Documentary Short Oscar for The Last Repair Shop, a documentary on music education in Los Angeles, California.
 

Dutch-Swedish cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema has bagged the Best Cinematography Oscar for Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer.

Jennifer Lame won the Best Film Editing award for Oppenheimer. 

While accepting the Academy Award, Jennifer Lame said, “I was terrified like I am right now when I first got hired to work with you (Christopher Nolan). It felt like you took a huge risk on me, but you never made me feel that way. You instilled so much confidence in me.”

Godzilla Minus One has won the Best Visual Effects award. Shirogumi's Chōfu studio, overseen by Yamazaki and directed by Kiyoko Shibuya, handled all 610 visual effects shots for the film.

While accepting the honour, director Takashi Yamazaki said the possibility of standing on the Oscars stage seemed “out of reach”.