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Take a seat, Sadness. It’s Joy’s night. That’s because Inside Out triumphed in a very competitive category (that also included Shaun the Sheep Movie and the truly outstanding Anomalisa) to take home the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature at this year’s Oscars. It’s the second Best Animated Feature win for director Pete Docter (2009’s Up was the first) and the eighth win for Pixar Animation Studios (the other six, for those keeping score at home, are Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, Ratatouille, Wall-E, Toy Story 3, and Brave).

The Weeknd performed his Oscar nominated song "Earned It" at the 2016 Academy Awards tonight (February 28).

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Sam Smith took the stage during tonight's (February 28) 2016 Academy Awards to perform his Oscar-nominated song "Writing's on the Wall."

As hoped, the host of the evening did not hold back.

In case he gets nervous, his dad surprised him with a lucky charm.

Check out the full list of 2016 Oscars winners here.

From Brie Larson to Leonardo DiCaprio, the stars put their best fashion-feet forward.

Ready for the Oscars this Sunday? Need help winning your Oscar pool? The ScreenCrush staff — Editor-in-Chief Mike Sampson, Managing Editor Matt Singer and Senior Editor Erin Whitney — are here to help, or at least try their best anyway. They’ve seen all the movies (yes, even those documentary shorts!) and have come back with a definitive list of who will win at the 2016 Oscars. Normally these lists might have a lot of disparity, but strangely this year’s panel of experts largely agrees on the winners. That could mean good things for you and your office pool. Follow these selections to Oscar glory and bring home all the spoils. Or, come back on Monday morning to yell at them for they gave you really bad advice.

From nominations to scheduled performers, see what's to come from film's biggest night.

You can try to actively make a difference by helping Leo earn his first Academy Award -- well, sort of.

Yesterday, at the annual Oscar Nominees Luncheon hosted by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences, the organization pulled back the curtain on a new innovation designed to streamline acceptance speeches.