Oppenheimer wins six awards as best picture to be announced
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Summary
Hollywood's biggest stars are in Los Angeles for the 96th Oscars, hosted this year by comedian Jimmy Kimmel
Oppenheimer star Cillian Murphy wins best actor, securing the fifth win for the film which has 13 nominations
His co-star Robert Downey Jr is awarded best supporting actor, while the film also scoops best film editing, cinematography and original score
The best supporting actress award goes to The Holdovers' star Da'Vine Joy Randolph. Three early golden statues go to Poor Things for best production design, make-up and costume design
Barbie's first award goes to Billie Eilish, who along with her brother Finneas, wins best original song. The pair performed live, as did actor Ryan Gosling with I'm Just Ken
Anatomy of a Fall wins best original screenplay, while American Fiction scoops the adapted screenplay gong. Both films are nominated in five categories
It's a historic night for some, as Ukraine wins its first ever Oscar with best documentary 20 Days in Mariupol, and the UK wins best international film for The Zone of Interest
Cillian Murphy has received a standing ovation as he collects his award for best actor.
In his acceptance speech he says he's "overwhelmed" and thanks Oppenheimer's cast for taking him on the "most creatively satisfying journey in the past twenty years".
"I am a very proud Irish man standing here tonight," he tells the audience.
He dedicates the award to "all the peacemakers everywhere", adding: "We made a film about the man who created the atomic bomb and for better or worse we are living in Oppenheimer's world".
