The 97th Oscars are almost here, and as always, the big show will be preceded by plenty of red carpet coverage.

The Oscars saw big wins for Anora, The Brutalist and Emilia Pérez, but the Conan O'Brien-hosted show was also a win for Hollywood after a long year.

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There was a sense of old wrongs righted in seeing Conan O'Brien, late night's perennial underdog, back on network TV.

Live awards telecasts like the Oscars air with commercials that take up about 15 minutes every hour, which means that we see those attending for about three quarters of the ceremony. During the remaining quarter when the cameras are not rolling,

"This is a toast to our city," the Best Actor nominee said in an endearing moment that was not televised. "I think we all fell in love with it a bit more recently."

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Oscars are underway and the behind-the-scenes fun has already started. Check out some photos from from the star-studded red carpet below. Ariana Grande and Elle Fanning attend the 97th Annual Oscars,

Oscars presented a remarkable ceremony, dominated by independent films while major Hollywood blockbusters were notably missing from the accolades. Sean Baker's 'Anora' emerged as a significant winner,