25 Oscars Moments Everyone's Still Talking About

Updated on Feb 26, 2015 at 10:05 PM

Sunday night's Oscars ended 2015's award season with a bang, and we're here to rehash the most emotional, hilarious, and downright awkward moments. Of course, we've already delved into the biggest parts of the evening and given you a glimpse at a chunk of the Internet's ruthlessness, but we're going to dig deeper. Some instants are so small but can still make the world talk. Keep reading to find out what still has the world chattering the next day. Source: Getty / Kevin Winter

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25 Oscars Moments Everyone's Still Talking About

Jennifer Aniston Practically Lifted Emma Stone on the Red Carpet

Hold Up, Did Oprah Winfrey Literally Run Away From Lady Gaga?

Lady Gaga Came Under Fire For Those Crazy Huge Gloves

Neil Patrick Harris Forbade Octavia Spencer From Eating Snacks and Taking Bathroom Breaks

Common and John Legend Brought the House to Tears With "Glory"

And Oprah and David Oyelowo Were So Moved

Chris Pine Couldn't Really Deal Either

Bradley Cooper and Meryl Streep Took a Much More Understated Oscars Selfie

Neil Patrick Harris Strutted His Stuff in His Underwear

Benedict Cumberbatch Had No Time For the Haters

John Travolta Got Kind of Weird With Scarlett Johansson

And Then That Whole "Adele Dazeem" Thing Came Full Circle

Oprah Was SO Thrilled to Receive a Lego Oscar From a Cowboy

Lady Gaga Sang Her Face Off, and Everyone Lost Their Minds

Like, Even Julie Andrews Was Mystified

The Internet Was Ruthless When It Came to John Travolta

Patricia Arquette Had a Real Mic-Drop Moment During Her Speech

And Meryl Streep Was Nothing Short of Thrilled

Jared Leto and Lupita Nyong'o Looked Like They Were Deep in Conversation

Emma Stone Only Needed Her Lego Oscar and Nothing Else

Screenwriter Graham Moore Urged Everyone to Embrace Their Uniqueness

Neil Patrick Harris Made a Joke About Oprah Being Rich, and She Was Like, "WTF?"

Even Eddie Redmayne Was Blindsided by His Win

"Everything Is Awesome" Definitely Happened

David Oyelowo Wasn't Really Feeling Neil Patrick Harris's Annie Remake Burn

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