5 Important Things You Missed If You Skipped the Oscars

The Lego Movie may have been snubbed in the best animated film category, but it was represented in a major way when Tegan and Sara and The Lonely Island took to the stage. They sang "Everything Is Awesome," nominated for best original song, and brought the house down with possibly the weirdest Oscars performance of all time.

After last year's "Adele Dazeem" name flub, John Travolta made things awkward for Idina Menzel in a whole new way: with some creepy face-touching. Menzel was a good sport with her fellow presenter, but there was no denying that it was incredibly strange behavior.

When you think of The Sound of Music, you probably don't automatically think of Lady Gaga. But you should! The singer stole the show, performing a medley of songs from The Sound of Music. Even Julie Andrews was impressed.

Selma's "Glory" is a powerful song to begin with, but Common and John Legend moved the whole audience to tears with their passionate performance. Shortly after, they accepted the Oscar for best original song, completing their award season winning streak.

Right when we thought there wouldn't be any surprise wins, The Theory of Everything's Eddie Redmayne won for best actor. He was so excited, and his speech was so lovely that we basically all fell in love with him. He was a first-time nominee, so it was especially touching to see him take home the win.