Oscars 2017: A Stream of Consciousness Coverage

The 89th Annual Academy Awards, hosted by Jimmy Kimmel, aired live on Sunday night on ABC and it saw its share of upsets and mix-ups. Now that the ceremony is over, here’s a rundown of the evening’s events…

The 89th Annual Academy Awards ceremony was broadcasted live on ABC on Sunday night, February 26, 2017, from the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, CA, with Jimmy Kimmel as the host.

Check out the list of all the winners from Oscars 2017.

Below are a several highlights from this year’s Academy Awards ceremony, some of which have accompanying videos.

The broadcast saw lots of digs at Trump and even more digs at Matt Damon, and while La La Land brought home the most awards, it didn’t bring home the big one… but it almost did!

Oscars 2017 is here, with ABC broadcasting the 89th Annual Academy Awards ceremony live tonight, Sunday, February 26, 2017, from the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, CA, starting at 8:30pm EST, with Jimmy Kimmel hosting.

For nominations, La La Land leads with 14, with Arrival and Moonlight following behind with 8 each. Actress Meryl Streep up for a record-breaking 20th nomination.

See below to find out who took home awards, as we will be updating this article throughout the night as the Winners are announced. Oscars 2017 Winners are noted as “WINNER” and in bold.

It’s that time of year again when we all gather around the TV for a 3 – 4.5 hour showcasing of everything great… and maybe not so great about Hollywood. That’s right, it’s the 89th Annual Academy Awards. This year we are celebrating a hugely diverse crowd of nominees… which has NOTHING to do with the controversies of the last two years in which no minority actors were nominated. Below you will find my insta-reviews, blurbs I wrote about each Oscar nominated film immediately after finishing them in the order I watched them, my rankings, and predictions. So let’s get to it…

Some spoilers below.

It’s been awhile since I’ve reviewed an Honest Trailer, but it is Oscar season and the gang at Screen Junkies set out to tackle the 9 Best Picture nominees. Along with the films, narrator Jon Bailey takes aim at Hollywood and the President in this latest edition. With so many films nominated, let’s get right to it.