Trending: 'Everything All at Once' Wins Big, Oscars Snubs  & #TheSlap Revived

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Time now to see what's trending with our own. Jordan, Kasane and Jordan, the Oscars were last night as you know, and everything everywhere all at once. It just was the big winner to say the least. Can you break down the film's historic night? Hi, Shannon. Yes. Historic. Indeed. Everything everywhere. All at once took home seven Oscars, the most of any film, the film was nominated for 11 Oscars heading into the ceremony and won best picture, best director and best original screenplay. It also one in three of the four acting categories. The movie made history as the most awarded best picture winner since 2008. Slumdog millionaire. It also one in six of the eight so called above the line categories, which is more than any movie ever in the 95 year history of the Academy Awards. It was also a big night for a 20 for the company that produced and distributed everything everywhere. All at once, the studio took home more Oscars than any other distributor with nine and also became the first studio to ever win all four acting category. Shannon Michelle Yeoh, one lead actress Katie Kwon won supporting actor and Jamie Lee Curtis went supporting actress all for their performances in everything everywhere. And Brendan Fraser won best actor for his performance in the Whale. Yo also became the first Asian woman to win an Oscar for lead actress. So a lot of historic moments there, Shannon a lot to unpack like you mentioned. Yeah, they deserved it. They did a great job I knew and Frazier was gonna win for the well cause so transformative. However, I was not happy about Angela Bassett, but I'm gonna hold my opinion because I want to hear from you how people are reacting to Hollywood's biggest night. Yeah, Shannon, I mean you mentioned, you know, Angela Bassett, what people are calling her potential snub. Many people were obviously quick to share their thoughts online about how the Oscars ended up shaking out several fans took to Twitter to rally around Angela Bassett after she failed to win the award for best supporting actress for her performance in Black Panther Wakanda forever. The actor was the first ever to be nominated for a role in a Marvel film and was considered by many outlets to be the front runner to win the award. Others on social media shared their disappointment about Austin Butler not winning the best actor Oscar for his performance in Elvis. Many mentioned they felt bad that the actor went home empty handed after being so dedicated to the role and working on the performance for three years. Others took to social media with more positive reactions to the Oscars with many sharing their love for the performances from both Rihanna and Lady Gaga. Others were also complimentary of the show's host, Jimmy Kimmel for his opening monologue and for the humorous way he addressed last year's slap, great. He had a great commentary, great dialogue. He was a lot of fun. He kept it above board and I think everybody respected him and respected even his jokes and people that made fun of him. Now, Austin Butler, he's still young. He's got time to win an Oscar Angela Bassett has been in this industry for years. She's been hustling. They snubbed her, not a potential snub Jordan. It was a snub on Angela Bassett last night and it was several years ago when she was up for two. They snubbed her on that too because she embodied that role in what's love got to do with it. So look, it was all written on her face last night. Go back and look at the tape. That's absolutely right. Shannon, so many moments you, you mentioned Austin Butler, Brendan Fraser taking home the award, which is something else. Many people were surprised by. I think it's hard to talk about the Oscars without mentioning Katie Kwan's acceptance speech as well. So just so many awesome. Go back and look at all of it. It's a great show.