The 25 biggest Oscars shocks and snubs in Academy Awards history
There have been many shocks and surprises at the Oscars since the first ceremony in 1929
Gwyneth Paltrow winning the Oscar in 1998, for Shakespeare in Love
Academy Awards history is littered with instances of supposedly sure things that didn’t come good, and rank outsiders who prompted gasps when their names were read out.
Since the first awards ceremony in 1929, there has been a multitude of memorable shocks and surprises throughout the decades which has left critics and viewers questioning the decisions of the Academy.
Not limiting ourselves to winners, but including shock nominees and omissions too, here’s history’s rundown of all the Oscars’ most criminal and cringe-worthy hand-over-mouth moments.
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She also had on black gloves and white socks to finish off her athleisure look for her activity-stacked day.
The starlet wore a pair of black sunglasses to combat the shining Southern California sunshine.
Breaking a sweat: She looked ready to break a sweat in an active wear ensemble that found the star pairing her fitted top with matching black leggings and sneakers. The Working Girl performer threw on a grey hoodie to keep warm amid the crisp spring weather
She went mask-free for the solo outing despite current recommendations from health officials amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, but remained socially distant from any other pedestrians.
The 25 biggest Oscars shocks and snubs in Academy Awards history
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