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The Late Late Show host let loose a very bad pun at the expense of PricewaterhouseCoopers, whose accountant handed Warren Beatty the wrong envelope. The first thing I did was give him a hug. He then held the card up to the audience to prove his point, reading from it:...

And many online demanded to know how if Emma Stone had kept her winning envelope, why did it end up in the hands of Warren Beatty?

“They read the wrong thing”.

Gorka alleged that she endured “routine instances” of sexual harassment and that Affleck got into her bed while she slept at Phoenix’s house and that his “breath reeked of alcohol”.

The late-night TV host proceeded to pull out his smartphone, which was connected to a projector, and typed out several tweets to Trump.

“As long as our relationship is good and strong and we do a good job, which we always do, the Academy has been pleased I think with how we’ve been involved”.

“I wasn’t trying to be amusing”, Beatty clarified, laughing nervously.

“Guys, guys, I’m sorry. No”.

He’s recently won a Golden Globe and a BAFTA Award for the role, in addition to garnering an Independent Spirit Award nomination. People were not happy about Affleck’s win, and the fact that Larson was forced to present him with the trophy was just salt in the wound....

Here is how it went down: First, Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway announced La La Land as the Best Picture victor.

Jimmy Kimmel, the event’s relaxed and confident host, offered some digs at Donald Trump (“remember past year, when it seemed like the Oscars were racist?”) In the end, it was an absence that provided the most poignant political statement.

Naturally, the task of filling in gossipy details falls to TMZ, which has a story that adds some juicy wrinkles to the interaction between Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty as they attempted to present the Best Picture award.

And finally, despite being up against a La La Land in a category in which musicals normally triumph, he won.

Not letting up with the jokes, Harvey added, “In closing, I’d like to say in the words of Martin Luther King, ‘Free at last!'” But the Oscars represented diversity very well on Sunday night. The correct envelope was soon produced.

Larson won her 2016 Academy Award for her portrayal of an abused woman in Room. Actress Michelle Williams was nominated for Best Actress, and the film was also nominated for Best Picture, but ultimately lost the latter award to Moonlight.