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"Anora" leads the 97th Academy Awards with five major wins, including Best Picture. Mikey Madison surprises with Best Actress, while Adrien Brody and Kieran Culkin take top honors.

Small-budget sex worker romp 'Anora' triumphs at Oscars

"Anora" leads the 97th Academy Awards with five major wins, including Best Picture. Mikey Madison surprises with Best Actress, while Adrien Brody and Kieran Culkin take top honors.

Independent film "Anora", the tale of a sex worker whose marriage to the son of a Russian oligarch quickly unravels was the big winner at the Oscars on Sunday, scooping five awards including best picture.
Sean Baker's black comedy also took home the Academy Awards for best director, best editing, best original screenplay and best actress for 25-year-old star Mikey Madison.
"This is a dream come true," said Madison.
"I grew up in Los Angeles, but Hollywood always felt so far away from me. So to be here standing in this room today is really incredible."
A shellshocked Madison later told reporters backstage she was still processing a win that looked set to open career doors -- even though she had no idea what was next.
"I just know that tonight I'm going to go home to my new puppies and probably clean up their mess," she laughed.
Her win was something of an upset, as she bested 1990s megastar Demi Moore, who had been the odds-on favorite to cap a late career flourish with a golden statuette for body-horror flick "The Substance."
Baker used one of his four acceptance speeches to urge support for independent movies.
"I want to thank the Academy for recognizing a truly independent film. This film was made on the blood, sweat and tears of incredible indie artists," he said.
The five wins by "Anora" -- out of six nominations -- was an impressive haul for a movie made for just $6 million, a tiny sum by Hollywood standards.
The film's triumph came at the expense of "Conclave" -- a film about the secretive and cut-throat election of a new Catholic leader that had been lent an uncanny timeliness by the real-life health woes of Pope Francis.
The Vatican intrigue, starring Ralph Fiennes and Isabella Rossellini, earned top honors from Britain's BAFTAs, and the Hollywood actors' SAG Award, but had to settle Sunday for best adapted screenplay, despite having been seen as a favorite heading into the night.
 - 'Defying Gravity' and Conan -
The more than three-and-a-half hour Oscars broadcast was a relatively staid affair, with little of the political tub-thumping that has characterized previous editions.
Unlike last year's host Jimmy Kimmel, host Conan O'Brien ignored President Donald Trump and, despite an astounding week of politics around the war in Ukraine, the ceremony had only one mention of the conflict, and only one speech concentrated on the situation in Gaza.
Instead, the gala was a more traditional Hollywood event, kicked off with glossy high-production glitz.
"Wicked" stars Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo began the show with a soaring medley honoring the land of Oz that brought the house down, including a rapturously received "Defying Gravity" from their nominated film.
O'Brien took aim in his opening monologue at the controversy that has surrounded "Emilia Perez," whose transgender star sank the film's Oscar hopes when a series of offensive tweets were unearthed.
"Little fact for you: 'Anora' uses the F-word 479 times. That's three more than the record set by Karla Sofia Gascon's publicist," he said.
Brazil won its first Oscar for best international feature for "I'm Still Here," and Latvia's "Flow" won the award for best animated film.
 - Culkin, Brody and Saldana -
With the exception of Madison, the acting prizes went where they had been expected to go.
Kieran Culkin looked his usual flustered self as he took the best supporting actor Oscar for "A Real Pain."
"I've already lost whatever speech I prepared," he said. "I have no idea how I got here. I've just been acting my whole life. It's just been a part of what I do."
Adrien Brody won his second career Oscar for his role as Laszlo Toth, a Hungarian Jewish architect making a new life in the United States after World War II in "The Brutalist."
Brody, whose first statuette was for 2002's "The Pianist," joins an elite club of double winners including Marlon Brando and Jack Nicholson.
Oscars show producers tried to play Brody off the stage twice during his lengthy acceptance, offering one of the few moments of levity in an otherwise serious speech.
"Please, I've done this before," he said.
"Emilia Perez" star Zoe Saldana won for best supporting actress, and she emotionally thanked her family.
"My grandmother came to this country in 1961, I am a proud child of immigrant parents with dreams and dignity and hard-working hands, and I am the first American of Dominican origin to accept an Academy Award," she said.
"I know I will not be the last." ALSO READ- <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/hollywood/oscars-2025-winners-in-key-categories-1740980647585" target="_blank">Oscars 2025: Winners in key categories</a>

Discover the winners of the 97th Academy Awards, with "Anora" dominating the night. See who took home Oscars in key categories.

Oscars 2025: Winners in key categories

Discover the winners of the 97th Academy Awards, with "Anora" dominating the night. See who took home Oscars in key categories.

Here are the winners in key categories for the 97th Academy Awards, which were handed out in Hollywood on Sunday.
"Anora" was the big winner of the night, with five Oscars: best picture, best director, best actress, best film editing and best original screenplay.
Best picture: "Anora"
Best director: Sean Baker, "Anora"
Best actor: Adrien Brody, "The Brutalist"
Best actress: Mikey Madison, "Anora"
Best supporting actor: Kieran Culkin, "A Real Pain"
Best supporting actress: Zoe Saldana, "Emilia Perez"
Best original screenplay: Sean Baker, "Anora"
Best adapted screenplay: Peter Straughan, "Conclave"
Best international feature film: "I'm Still Here" (Brazil)
Best animated feature: "Flow"
Best documentary feature: "No Other Land"
Best film editing: Sean Baker, "Anora"
Best costume design: Paul Tazewell, "Wicked"
Best production design: Nathan Crowley and Lee Sanders, "Wicked"
Best makeup and hairstyling: "The Substance"
Best original song: Clement Ducol, Camille and Jacques Audiard, "El Mal" from "Emilia Perez"

The 2025 Oscars will pay tribute to Los Angeles, highlighting its resilience amid California's wildfire crisis. Changes to the Best Original Song category will focus on songwriters and their creative journeys.

2025 Oscars to celebrate Los Angeles' resilience amid wildfire crisis

The 2025 Oscars will pay tribute to Los Angeles, highlighting its resilience amid California's wildfire crisis. Changes to the Best Original Song category will focus on songwriters and their creative journeys.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced exciting updates for the 2025 Oscars ceremony, which is scheduled to take place on March 2.&nbsp;
Amid the ongoing wildfire crisis in California, the Academy plans to pay a special tribute to Los Angeles, widely regarded as the "city of dreams" and the epicenter of the film industry.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, in a letter shared with its members, Academy CEO Bill Kramer and President Janet Yang stated, "We will honour Los Angeles as the city of dreams, showcasing its beauty and resilience, as well as its role as a beacon for filmmakers and creative visionaries for over a century."&nbsp;
The letter further emphasized the Academy's commitment to celebrating the city's strength, creativity, and enduring optimism, qualities that have shaped its identity and its pivotal role in global entertainment.
Kramer and Yang also noted that the ceremony would acknowledge the challenges the region has faced, particularly the devastation caused by wildfires, while highlighting the resilience of its residents and artistic community.&nbsp;
By spotlighting Los Angeles, the Academy aims to celebrate its significance not only as a backdrop for filmmaking but also as an integral part of the storytelling tradition.
Another major change for this year&rsquo;s ceremony involves a reimagining of the Best Original Song category. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the Oscars will "move away" from the traditional live performances of the nominated songs. Instead, the presentation will focus on the songwriters and their creative process.
"This year, the best original song category presentation will move away from live performances and will be focused on the songwriters," the letter confirmed. "We will celebrate their artistry through personal reflections from the teams who bring these songs to life."&nbsp;
This shift aims to highlight the stories and inspirations behind the nominated songs, placing the spotlight on the individuals responsible for creating the music that enhances cinematic narratives.
Historically, live performances have been a key feature of the Best Original Song segment, often serving as a highlight of the ceremony. However, this new approach seeks to provide greater recognition to the songwriters as the true nominees, offering audiences a deeper understanding of the artistry behind the music.
Through these updates, the Academy is striving to create a ceremony that reflects both the challenges and triumphs of its host city while celebrating the creativity that drives the film industry forward.

The 97th Academy Awards nominations, initially set for January 17, have been delayed to January 19 due to the devastating wildfires in Southern California. 

Oscar nominations postponed due to California wildfires

The 97th Academy Awards nominations, initially set for January 17, have been delayed to January 19 due to the devastating wildfires in Southern California.&nbsp;

The announcement of nominations for the 97th Academy Awards, initially set for January 17, has been postponed to January 19 due to the ongoing wildfires in Southern California.
Variety reports that the Academy informed its members of the change in a Wednesday afternoon email from CEO Bill Kramer.
"We want to offer our deepest condolences to those who have been impacted by the devastating fires across Southern California. So many of our members and industry colleagues live and work in the Los Angeles area, and we are thinking of you," the message stated.
Additionally, the deadline for Oscar nomination voting has been extended by two days, now closing on January 14. Voting for the nearly 10,000 Academy members began on January 8 and was initially set to end on January 12.
Conan O'Brien is slated to host the 2025 Oscars, which will take place on March 2 at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles.
On Wednesday night, a rapidly spreading fire broke out in Hollywood Hills, threatening one of Los Angeles' most iconic locations. Firefighters are still battling multiple major fires that have claimed the lives of five people, forced 100,000 residents to evacuate, and left a trail of destruction from the Pacific Coast to Pasadena.
Several Hollywood celebrities, including Billy Crystal, Mandy Moore, Paris Hilton, and Cary Elwes, were among those who lost their homes to the fires.
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In addition, film premieres for "Unstoppable," "Wolf Man," "Better Man," and "The Pitt" have been cancelled. The SAG Awards nominations, which were originally planned for a live event, were instead released via a press release.
Furthermore, the Critics Choice Awards, set for January 12 in Santa Monica, have been rescheduled to January 26.

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