Soap opera stars share Oscar celebrations and photos on social media
Daytime actors and Hollywood’s biggest night.
Last night the 89th Academy Awards ceremony was held at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, California. Across America, people gathered in front of their televisions to watch, some with friends and family, and others at swank parties. Before the show began, the stars arrived on the red carpet for interviews and to show off their designer outfits. ABC also aired the scenes of General Hospital actors recreating Oscar nominated movies during their red carpet special.
As the show began, the soap opera stars took to social media to sharing their own evenings watching the Oscars. A few stars even attended the event. Many of them shared photos of their parties or the food they were serving. Shout-outs and praises for the winners were also popular tweets. Viola Davis finally received her Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for her role in “Fences,” which many praised. Mahershala Ali became the first Muslim to win an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor in “Moonlight.” Emma Stone took home the Best Actress Oscar for “La La Land,” while Casey Affleck won Best Actor for “Manchester by the Sea.” The watercolor moment of the night that had everyone talking was when a serious mistake was made in announcing the best film. Presenters Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway were handed the wrong envelope, the one for Best Actress, and upon seeing the title “La La Land,” Beatty announced that picture as the Oscar Winner. It was only when the cast and crew of “La La Land” took to the stage did they realize a mistake had been made and “Moonlight” was the real winner.
All dressed and ready to go. #Oscars2017 pic.twitter.com/rzIF4TW501
— Nancy Lee Grahn (@NancyLeeGrahn) February 26, 2017
Here's to the fools who dream!
I have never been this excited to cheer on a film before! #Oscars #LaLaLand pic.twitter.com/oXvf4defUl— Jeffrey Todd (@TheJeffreyTodd) February 26, 2017
My family LOVES the Oscars!! pic.twitter.com/8OUHYf7UNK
— John McCook (@JohnMcCook44) February 27, 2017
Who's excited for tonight?! Pop the Champagne! Congrats to all the nominees-A beautiful year full of complicated storytelling! ???? #Oscars
— Risa Dorken (@RisaDorken) February 26, 2017
I'm with the fabulous and talented Gloria Loring @Roget Neal's Oscar event pic.twitter.com/Pzr32qxLIm
— Patrika Darbo (@patrikadarbo) February 27, 2017
My good friend Kate pic.twitter.com/3pTCZJOHyG
— Patrika Darbo (@patrikadarbo) February 27, 2017
Here we go A #Korean Asian-American Actor representative. @JohnTheCho congratulations for being such a role model. #Diversity #AsianAmerican pic.twitter.com/K3zh4ClOEj
— Christopher Sean (@ChristopherSean) February 27, 2017
Glad they gave Viola Davis all that time. Deep and heartfelt speech… wow.
— Barbara Crampton (@barbaracrampton) February 27, 2017
I'm losing my mind this is so WOW!! @JanelleMonae #Oscars #BestDressed pic.twitter.com/c6cyMmrg7G
— Lauren Potter (@LaurenPotter) February 27, 2017
Good luck to the entire cast & crew of La La land! Especially Black Label Media #oscars
— Amelia Heinle (@ameliamheinle) February 27, 2017
ALRIGHT @SuicideSquadWB Makeup team!! ????????. They did a Fantabulous job on that film!!
— Sonya Eddy (@TheRealSonyaEd) February 27, 2017
Just watched #JustinTimberlake KILL it in @Oscars2017_Live opening! Go JT!! pic.twitter.com/8V66ez80Cg
— Sonya Eddy (@TheRealSonyaEd) February 27, 2017
Congratulations to #MahershalaAli for the first #Oscar award!! Wow… 😀 #Diversity
— Christopher Sean (@ChristopherSean) February 27, 2017
Viola Davis- bring me to tears CHECK ✔️ #Oscars
— True O'Brien (@true_obrien) February 27, 2017
FINALLY!!!! #ViolaDavis #Oscars ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
— Chloe Lanier (@chloelanier) February 27, 2017
Congratulations @violadavis!
— Marc Anthony Samuel (@marcasart) February 27, 2017
I'm hoping an Asian American Actor will win an acting award tonight and continue the #Diversity Progressive Movement. #SAG #AsianAmerican
— Christopher Sean (@ChristopherSean) February 27, 2017
Viola Davis.Such a powerful presence and a powerful message.We are the only profession that celebrates what it means to live a life #Oscars
— Christopher Sean (@ChristopherSean) February 27, 2017
Apart from the weird ending, I really enjoyed #Oscar2017. @jimmykimmel nailed it.
— Wally Kurth (@wallykurth) February 27, 2017
Bonnie & Clyde still causing mayhem
— mal young (@malyoung) February 27, 2017
So very happy Moonlight won best picture… even after that ridiculous faux pas. #oscars #lovemovies
— Stephen Nichols (@officialnichols) February 27, 2017
Steve Harvey must've been handing out the #oscars envelopes. Congrats to everyone's wins and mistakes that make it worth watching! pic.twitter.com/02dCkKY3hP
— Pierson Fodé (@PiersonFode) February 27, 2017
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