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When Adam Sandler shows up at the Oscars, just go with it.

The actor made a surprise appearance at the 97th Academy Awards March 2 clad in a bright blue hooded sweatshirt and navy blue basketball shorts, which was called out by host Conan O’Brien during his opening monologue for falling short of the evening’s black tie dress code.

“Nobody even thought about what I was wearing ‘til you brought it up,” Adam exclaimed from his seat at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, to which Conan replied, “You're dressed like a guy playing video poker at 2 a.m.”

The 50 First Dates star carried on with the bit by doubling down on his laidback attire.

“You know what? I like the way I look ‘cause I'm a good person,” he continued. “I don't care about what I wear or what I don't wear. My snazzy gym shorts and fluffy sweatshirt offend you so much that you had to mock me in front of my peers?”

While the former late night host offered an apology for the dig, Adam proceeded to make his way out of the auditorium, despite protests from the crowd.

“It's not you, it's him,” he explained, pointing at Conan onstage. “He's the one who caused this.”

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But before exiting the venue, Adam invited the attendees to participate in a game of basketball after the ceremony—with a tip-off led by “the guy from [Nosferatu]”—and gave his Men, Women and Children costar Timothée Chalamet a hug while planting a kiss on his head.

Speaking of Timothée, it was a big night for the actor as his performance in A Complete Unknown earned him a nod for Best Actor at the event. And on the red carpet, his costar Elle Fanning reflected on her fond memories of working with him on the film.

“Between scenes, we would just be ourselves and be silly off-camera,” she told Zuri Hall during Live From E!: The Oscars, “but I think everyone was so focused on this one, with this film, about really making sure we got it completely right. So there wasn’t much breaking in the scenes.”

To keep track of all the winners at the 2025 Oscars, keep scrolling.

Best Picture

Anora

The Brutalist

A Complete Unknown

Conclave

Dune: Part Two

Emilia Pérez

I’m Still Here

Nickel Boys

The Substance

Wicked

Best Actress in a Leading Role

Best Actress in a Supporting Role

Monica Barbaro—A Complete Unknown

Ariana Grande—Wicked

Felicity Jones—The Brutalist

Isabella Rossellini—Conclave

Zoe Saldaña—Emilia Pérez

Best Actor in a Leading Role

Adrien Brody—The Brutalist

Timothée Chalamet—A Complete Unknown

Colman Domingo—Sing Sing

Ralph Fiennes—Conclave

Sebastian Stan—The Apprentice

Best Actor in a Supporting Role

Yura Borisov— Anora

WINNER: Kieran Culkin—A Real Pain

Edward Norton —A Complete Unknown

Guy Pearce—The Brutalist

Jeremy Strong—The Apprentice

Best Directing

Sean Baker—Anora

Brady Corbet—The Brutalist

James Mangold—A Complete Unknown

Jacques Audiard—Emilia Pérez

Coralie Fargeat—The Substance

Best Makeup and Hairstyling

Mike Marino, Dave Presto and Crystal Jurado—A Different Man

Julia Floch Carbonel & Simon Livet—Emilia Pérez

Traci Loader, Suzanne Stokes-Munton & David White—Nosferatu

Pierre-Olivier Persin—The Substance

Frances Hannon, Sarah Nuth, Laura Blount—Wicked

Best Live Action Short

A Lien

I’m Not a Robot

Anuja

The Last Ranger

The Man Who Could Not Remain Silent

Best International Feature Film

I’m Still Here

The Girl with the Needle

Emilia Pérez

The Seed of the Sacred Fig

Flow

Best Film Editing

Anora

The Brutalist

Conclave

Emilia Pérez

Wicked

Best Costume Design

Arianne Phillips—A Complete Unknown

Lisy Christy—Conclave

Janty Yates—Gladiator II

Linda Muir—Nosferatu

WINNER: Paul Tazewell—Wicked

Best Original Screenplay

WINNER: Sean Baker—Anora

Brady Corbet & Mona Fastvold—The Brutalist

Jesse Eisenberg—A Real Pain

Tim Fehlbaum & Moritz Binder—September 5

Coralie Fargeat—The Substance

Best Adapted Screenplay

Jay Cocks & James Mangold—A Complete Unknown

Peter Straughan—Conclave

Jacques Audiard, Thomas Bidegain, Nicolas Livecchi—Emilia Pérez

Joslyn Barnes & RaMell Ross—Nickel Boys

Clint Bentley & Greg Kwedar—Sing Sing

Best Visual Effects

Alien: Romulus

Better Man

Dune: Part Two

Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes

Wicked

Best Sound

A Complete Unknown

Dune: Part Two

Emilia Pérez

Wicked

The Wild Robot

Best Production Design

Judy Becker—The Brutalist

Suzie Davies & Roberta Federico—Conclave

Zsuzsanna Sipos, Shane Vieau & Patrice Vermette—Dune: Part Two

Beatrice Brentnerova, Paul Ghirardani & Craig Lanthorp—Nosferatu

Nathan Crawley—Wicked

Best Original Song

“El Mal” written by Clement Ducol, Camille & Jacques Audiard, performed by Zoé Saldaña and Karla Sofía Gascon—Emilia Pérez

“The Journey” written by Diane Warren, performed by H.E.R.—The Six Triple Eight

"Like a Bird" written by Adrian Quesada and Abraham Alexander—Sing Sing

“Mi Camino” written by Clement Ducol & Camille, performed by Selena Gomez & Edgar Ramirez—Emilia Pérez

“Never Too Late” written by written by Elton John, Brandi Carlile, Bernie Taupin, and Andrew Watt, performed by Elton John—Elton John: Never Too Late

Best Original Score

The Brutalist

Conclave

Emilia Pérez

Wicked

The Wild Robot

Best Cinematography

Lol Crawley—The Brutalist

Greig Fraser—Dune: Part Two

Paul Guilhaume—Emilia Pérez

Edward Lachman—Maria

Jarin Blaschke—Nosferatu