The 16 Most Memorable Oscars Moments of All Time

When we think Oscars, we think couture gowns, emotional acceptance speeches cut off by music, historic wins and, oh, the occasional mishap. (Looking at you, Warren Beatty.) So with the 92nd annual Academy Awards right around the corner onFebruary 9,what better way to prepare for the crème de la crème of awards shows than by remembering the Oscar moments that made us laugh, cry and cringe?

从安娜帕奎因滚筒的接受ch (or lack thereof) to theLa La LandandMoonlightdebacle, here are 16 of the most memorable moments in Academy Awards history.

McDaniel became the first African-American to receive an Oscar when she won Best Supporting Actress for her role inGone with the Wind.

These icons split thetiaratrophy for Best Actress for their respective roles inFunny GirlandThe Lion in Winter.Hepburn wasn’t there to accept the award herself, but hey, at least no one had to wear Regina George’s headgear.

Skip to2:48to see the star ofThe Kidadorably flummoxed and grateful.

Hey, everyone expresses excitement in different ways. EvenCity Slickers like Palance.

She definitely handled herself better than we would have at 11. Those giggles, though.

So. Many. Emotions.

Ledger’smother, father and sister accepted the Oscar on his behalf and there wasn’t a dry eye in the room.

Never change,J-Law.

With so many celebs in one selfie, it’s no surprise thatDeGeneresheld the record for most retweets ever…until a boy with a love of鸡块surpassed her in 2017.

Gold things come toLeoswho wait...for six nominations.

It’s the most adorable circle of life.

We don’t know who we felt worse for: Warren Beatty or the guy who had to break the news to everyone.

Sounds like our kind of Sunday night.

After revealing that she had “some things to say,” the actress asked every Oscar-nominated woman in the room to stand.

Good thing he stuck the landing.