Justin Timberlake started the night off right with a rousing rendition of his Oscar-nominated song “CAN’T STOP THE FEELING” from Trolls. Yes, it’s spelled like that. Can’t you feel it??!

Streep notched her record 20th Oscar nomination at the 89th awards and was cheered to the echo by the crowd during Jimmy Kimmel’s opening monologue. She was visibly taken aback.

Michael J, Fox and Back to the Future superfan Seth Rogen, who was wearing laceless Nikes, presented Best Film Editing after a clip where Rogen exalts his favorite childhood movie. The two arrived in a DeLorean and made geeks everywhere very happy.

Little bags of Red Vines and Junior Mints (and later, doughnuts and cookies) rained down in parachutes on the Oscar crowd, giving everyone a convenient snack. The move was an attempt to replicate Ellen DeGeneres feeding everyone pizza a few years back, and it went over pretty well, unlike some others…

Anousha Ansari spoke for Iranian director and Oscar winner Asghar Farhadi, who protested the Oscars over Trump’s travel ban on immigrants from seven countries. He won Best Foreign Language Film anyway. “Dividing the world into the us and our enemies categories creates fear. A deceitful justification for aggression and war.” He said in the statement.

Affleck took home the Best Actor statuette and gave a humble acceptance speech that singled out Denzel Washington, who many predicted to win, as a major inspiration. Affleck also thanks his brother, Ben, who fought back tears watching his brother onstage. It was another big Oscar night for the Affleck family.

Ali, who won Best Supporting Actor for Moonlight, was overwhelmed with the award and gave a stirring acceptance speech with tears in his eyes. He thanked his teachers foremost.

Emma Stone, nominated once before for Birdman, took home her first Academy Award for Best Actress for La La Land. She was favored by pundits and had been winning the category consistently at other awards shows. The 28-year-old actress was very emotional and thanked her family first with special mentions for director Damien Chazelle and co-star Ryan Gosling.

Davis took home the Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her work in Fences. The longtime star had been nominated twice before, for The Help and Doubt, but this was her first win. Davis praised the work of actors everywhere and showed a lot of love for her director and leading man, Denzel Washington.

In a stunning scene, the wrong Best Picture winner was announced by Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway onstage. All the La La Land producers and crew rushed the stage and accepted the award and, in the middle of their speech, a crewmember came onstage to say the wrong winner was announced. Moonlight actually won.

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