Oscars 2024: THESE Were The Best Moments!

The Unforgettable "I'm Just Ken" Performance

Ryan Gosling lit up the stage, clad in a bedazzled hot pink suit, belting out the Oscar-nominated tune "I'm Just Ken" alongside a squad of Kens. From captivating the audience while seated amongst stars like Billie Eilish and Margot Robbie to commanding the stage with co-stars Scott Evans, Simu Liu, Kingsley Ben-Adir, and Ncuti Gatwa, as well as music icons Mark Ronson, Slash, and Wolfgang Van Halen, Gosling's performance was pure magic. Although another Barbie anthem clinched the win, Gosling's rendition was undeniably Ken-tastic!

Messi Steals Hearts as the Ultimate Hollywood Star!

In a sea of A-listers, one adorable guest stole the spotlight: Messi! The lovable pooch from 'Anatomy of a Fall' melted hearts as he sat among the glittering crowd on Sunday night.

Host Kimmel couldn't help but praise the four-legged star during his opening monologue, declaring, “Messi, despite being a dog, delivered what could easily be called the performance of the year in 'Anatomy of a Fall'.

Da'Vine Joy Randolph's Touching Acceptance Speech

The atmosphere was charged with emotion as Da'Vine Joy Randolph took the stage to accept the Best Supporting Actress award. Tears already streaming down her face, she began her speech with heartfelt words: "God is so good."

As her speech drew to a close, she expressed a hopeful sentiment, saying, "I pray to God that I get to do this more than once. I thank you for seeing me. Have a blessed night. Thank you." Truly, a moment of authenticity and grace that resonated with all in attendance.

John Cena's Bold Move Steals the Show

In a sea of elegant gowns and sharp tuxedos, John Cena dared to bare it all for a side-splitting moment at the Oscars. Stripping down to nothing but an oversized envelope, Cena took the stage to present the award for Best Costume Design in a move that left the audience in stitches.

The uproarious moment unfolded after host Jimmy Kimmel called Cena onstage as a nod to the infamous 1974 Oscars streaker incident. Cena's fearless and hilarious stunt added a memorable twist to the evening's proceedings, proving once again that he's not afraid to go the extra mile for a good laugh.

Emily Blunt and Ryan Gosling's Hilarious Banter Lights Up the Stage

At Sunday's ceremony, Emily Blunt and Ryan Gosling shared a comedic moment that had the audience in stitches as they paid tribute to stunt performances while playfully teasing each other in the spirit of "Barbenheimer."

With a playful jab, Blunt, from 'Oppenheimer,' quipped, "Well, bit of a frosty hello," to Gosling's "Ken". Gosling, ever quick-witted, responded, "Not at all — I'm just happy we can finally put this Barbenheimer rivalry behind us."

Gosling couldn't resist adding his own humorous twist, "It's true, you guys are doing very well, congratulations, but I think I've figured out why they called it Barbenheimer and didn't call it Oppenbarbie," prompting laughs from the audience.

Their comedic chemistry was evident as the duo exchanged witty remarks, adding an extra dose of entertainment to the star-studded event.

'80s Icons Reunite at the Oscars

In a heartwarming reunion over 30 years in the making, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito graced the stage together at Sunday night's Oscars as presenters, marking a nostalgic moment that left fans cheering.

"Look at that, it’s so beautiful," exclaimed DeVito, soaking in the atmosphere. "Look at everybody. Look at that, very nice. Well, Arnold and I are presenting together, for a very obvious reason."

With a mischievous twinkle in his eye, Schwarzenegger playfully interjected, "We both tried to kill Batman," referencing their iconic roles as antagonists in the Batman franchise.

The duo, who famously shared the screen in the beloved 1988 comedy 'Twins,' delighted audiences with their infectious chemistry and shared history, reminding everyone of the enduring magic of their on-screen partnership.

Kate McKinnon's Hilarious Nudes Joke

In another comedic moment from the night, 'Barbie' co-stars Kate McKinnon and America Ferrera stepped behind the mic together to present the award for Best Documentary Short and before doing so, began listing famous documentaries of the past. McKinnon then joked about the 'Jurassic Park' films being true stories, to which she was quickly corrected.

"But Jeff Goldblum is real, right?," McKinnon asked.

"No," Ferrera said.

"Then to whom have I been sending my tasteful nudes?" McKinnon asked as the crowd begins to laugh. The camera then showed director Steven Spielberg, who pointed to himself as the crowd laughed even louder.

Emma Stone's Dress Malfunction and Winning Speech

As Emma Stone ascended the stage to accept her Oscar for Best Actress, an unexpected twist unfolded. She began shouting and pointing at her dress, drawing attention to a wardrobe malfunction.

"Oh boy. My dress is broken," Stone announced, capturing the audience's attention. With a touch of humor, she continued, "I think it happened during 'I'm Just Ken.' I’m pretty sure," eliciting cheers and applause from the crowd.

Despite the unexpected hiccup, Stone's winning speech retained its charm, adding an extra layer of authenticity to an already memorable moment.