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Jonathan Landrum Jr. Producers Peter Spears, from left, Frances McDormand, Chloe Zhao, Mollye Asher and Dan Janvey, winners of the award for best picture for "Nomadland," pose in the press room at the Oscars on Sunday, April 25, 2021, at Union Station in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello, Pool) April 26, 2021 - 12:53 AM LOS ANGELES - Chloé Zhao has made history at the 2021 Academy Awards, becoming the first woman of colour to win best director and just the second woman to win the award. Zhao won the directing Oscar for “ Nomadland,” joining Kathryn Bigelow, who won in 2009 for “The Hurt Locker.” “I'm extremely lucky to be able to do what I love for a living," she said backstage. “This win means more people get to live their dreams. I'm extremely grateful."

Amanda Seyfried pairs stunning red Armani gown with matching mask as she arrives at post-Oscar party

Share She carried a matching red purse and her cell phone, and gathered up her flowing gown as she exited her vehicle.  The Sunset Tower had advertised Oscar viewing parties and promised free dinner to post-show attendees.  Wow factor: The Mank star showcased her cleavage in the jaw-dropping red Armani gown that she'd worn to the awards show. She paired it with a matching mask as she arrived at the hotel Stayed safe: She still wore her stylish updo and was escorted by security Seyfried was nominated in the same category as Borat Subsequent Moviefilm's Maria Bakalova, Olivia Colman from The Father, Glenn Close from Hillbilly Elegy and Minari's You Yuh-Jung.

Oscars 2021: Channel Seven reporter David Woiwod screams at Daniel Kaluuya as he wins Academy Award

Share A seemingly unimpressed Daniel cautiously made his way over to David, leaving Sunrise anchors Natalie Barr and Matt Doran stunned. But after getting side-tracked on the red carpet, the British actor hesitated, prompting Matt, 37, to urge David to 'play the Australian card' again. Shout out: The network's US correspondent was standing in the media pit when he spotted Daniel Kaluuya (pictured) making his way down the red carpet 'Dan! Dan... You are live on air in Australia at the moment,' David continued as Daniel stepped up to the microphone that had been set up on the red carpet.

Oscars 2021: Historic moments at Academy Awards as "Nomadland" takes top honors

April 26, 2021 / 6:45 AM / CBS NEWS The 93rd Academy Awards held Sunday offered a few historic moments, as Chloé Zhao became the first Chinese woman and the first woman of color to be awarded Best Director for her work on "Nomadland," which also took Best Picture. Zhao beat out Emerald Fennell, nominated for "Promising Young Woman," marking the first time two women were nominated in the directing category. "Nomadland" was only the second film directed by a woman to be named Best Picture. In this video image provided by ABC, Chloe Zhao accepts the award for best director for "Nomadland" at the Oscars on Sunday, April 25, 2021.

Backstage at the 2021 Academy Awards: Stars let their hair down offstage

Advertisement While audiences watched a host of stars collect their  coveted prizes and put on memorable performances at the 93rd Academy Awards, there was also plenty of action going on away from the glare of TV cameras. Backstage at the show, which this year was held at Downtown Los Angeles' Union Station amid the COVID-19 pandemic, a host of celebrities were seen letting their hair down in candid fashion as they stepped offstage. Reese Witherspoon was seen beaming broadly as she posed for a series of selfies before a large cabinet of shiny golden Oscar statuettes, after presenting one of the awards on the night.

Oscars 2021: Chloe Zhao creates history by becoming first woman of colour and second woman in history to win best director

Oscars viewing figures hit an all time low with 9.85million viewers

Oscars hits an all-time LOW: Only 9.85million viewers tuned in to Academy Awards - down 58% on last year as three-hour long 'wokefest' gets panned The number of people who tuned in to watch the 93rd Academy Awards on Sunday night was at an all time low of 9.85 million viewers  It marks a 58 percent drop compared to last year's already record-low 23.64 million viewers  The huge drop continues an overall multi-year downward trend for the Academy Awards, which were above 43 million as recently as 2014  The Grammys, Golden Globes and SAG Awards all experienced more than 50 percent declines in viewership this year as well 

Andra Day fans read her lips and figure out what she said to get censored at the 2021 Academy Awards

Andra Day managed to get censored after offering a passionate answer to a mid-Oscars guessing game. But even though ABC cut off her audio, eagled-eyes fans were able to read the United States Vs. Billie Holiday star's lips. After Lil Rel Howery asked her if the Prince track Purple Rain won an Oscar or was snubbed, she appeared to say: 'It's a brilliant song. It probably wasn't even nominated and that's some bulls**t.' Bleep: Andra Day's audio got cut during a fun game at the Oscars, but fans were able to read her lips to figure out the message

Daniel Kaluuya celebrates his Oscars win after naughty joke in acceptance speech

Oscars Recap: Nomadland nabs top prizes in a night of surprises

The DePaulia Lauren Coates, Staff Writer|April 26, 2021 Producers Peter Spears, from left, Frances McDormand, Chloe Zhao, Mollye Asher and Dan Janvey, winners of the award for best picture for “Nomadland,” pose in the press room at the Oscars on Sunday, April 25, 2021, at Union Station in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello, Pool) Sunday night saw the much-awaited ceremony for the 93rd Academy Awards, which —- after being delayed due to pandemic restrictions and switching venues — finally gathered the industry’s finest to award this year’s top prizes. The first two hours of the show went by fairly unremarkably — from the best documentary win onwards there was controlled chaos — and not just because of the winners. Though Chloé Zhao’s “Nomadland” nabbed the top prizes, including best director, best picture and best actress, at this year’s Oscars, it was just as much about who didn’t win as who did.