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Oscars: Full List of Winners for 2024!

After yet another amazing year of music, film, and some amazing directing the Oscar 2024 finally revealed the best of the best.

Even before the Oscars, many had already started predicting what movie would win the best picture this year. Many had already predicted it to be Oppenheimer, as the movie took the internet and cinemas by storm right after its release. With close to no marketing needed, for many, the movie was one of the best cinema experiences that they have had so far. But the Oscars are more than just the best film, so here is the full list of the Oscar winners for 2024!

Best Picture

That’s right. We all guessed it. Oppenheimer featuring Cillian Murphy, Robert Downey Jr., Emily Blunt and all the other stars that we know and love took home the Best Picture award at Oscars 2024. The movie was an amazing production by Emma Thomas, Charles Roven, and Christopher Nolan which had people hooked to the screens for three straight hours!

Another major guess for this category was Barbie, which was produced by David Heyman, Margot Robbie, Tom Ackerley and Robbie Brenner. Although Barbie did not win the best picture, the movie did win the hearts of many in 2023 as pink became a popular colour following its launch. Some of the other movies that competed in the category include:

  • American Fiction produced by Ben LeClair, Nikos Karamigios, Cord Jefferson, and Jermaine Johnson
  • Anatomy of a Fall produced by Marie-Ange Luciani and David Thion
  • The Holdovers produced by Mark Johnson
  • Killers of the Flower Moon produced by Dan Friedkin, Bradley Thomas, Martin Scorsese, and Daniel Lupi
  • Maestro by Bradley Cooper, Steven Spielberg, Fred berner, Amy Durning and Kristie Macosko Krieger
  • Past Lives by David Hinojosa, Christine Vachon and Pamela Koffler
  • Poor Things by Andre Lowe, Yorgos Lanthimos and Emma Stone
  • The Zone of Interest by James Wilson

Best Actor & Actress in a Leading Role

With Oppenheimer taking the spot for Best Picture, it’s barely a surprise that Cillian Murphy won Best Actor in a Leading Role. Cillian has been gaining extra fame since his role in Oppenheimer. This, however, is not his first role garnering such popularity. Prior to this, Cillian has also been noted for his astonishing acting in Peaky Blinders.

To many people’s surprise, Emma Stone won the Best Actress for Poor Things. Although the movie just came out, Emma Stone has been an actress loved by many in all her previous roles as well.

Best Feature Films

There were three different categories under feature films. So here are the winners. The Boy and the Heron won the place for Best Animated Feature Film. Again, this is no surprise as everyone likes anything by Hayao Miyazaki and Toshio Suzuki!

20 Days in Mariupol won the Best Documentary Film while The Zone of Interest won the Best International Film.

Best Short Film

The Best Short Film Category also had three sub-categories. The winner of Best Animated Short Film at the Oscars was War Is Over! This short film was inspired by the Music of John & Yoko.

The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar won the Best Live-Action Short Film. This film was directed by the popular Wes Anderson and Steven Rales. The Last Repair by Ben Proudfoot and Kris Bowers took home the Oscar for Best Documentary Short Film.

Best Cinematography, Costume Design, Makeup & Hairstyling

Best Cinematography was yet another Oscar category that Oppenheimer managed to win! In competition were movies such as Maestro and Poor Things. When it came to Best Costume Design as well as Best Makeup and Hairstyling Poor Things took first place.

Best Original Song

The Oscar for Best Original Song went to ‘What Was I Made For?’ by Billie Eilish and Finneas O’Connell. The song was featured in the Barbie Movie, and became a popular hit alongside ‘I’m Just Ken’. If you watched the Oscars, you might have also caught the moment when Billie Eilish met Ariana Grande, who attended in a beautiful pink gown!

Best Original Score, Production Design, Film Editing, Sound & Visual Effects

The Oscar for Best Original Score and Best Film Editing also went to Oppenheimer. The movie appears to have made an impact since its release, winning more Oscars than any other nominees. The Best Production Design went to Poor Things, while Best Sound went to The Zone of Interest. The last Oscar category to be announced was the Best Visual Effects. This category was won by Godzilla: Minus One!

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The Best Upcoming Festivals You Cannot Miss in 2024

Upcoming Festivals 2024: Dubai Shopping Festival 30th edition

This year is coming to a close, but some exciting festivals are still waiting to amaze you! Imagine yourself strolling through vibrant light displays, enjoying incredible performances, and finding amazing deals. With the final months upon us, now is the perfect time to experience these must-see upcoming festivals and make the most of the end of 2024.

Dubai Shopping Festival

Upcoming Festivals : Dubai Shopping Festival
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The Dubai Shopping Festival (DSF) is the ultimate extravaganza for you in 2024. From 6 December 2024 to 12 January 2025, Dubai will transform into a shopping paradise, with over 1,500 brands offering discounts of up to 95%! It is the longest-running retail festival in the world, and this year, it is hosting the 30th edition.

DSF 30th anniversary promises to be bigger, better, and more exciting than ever. Think stunning fireworks, incredible drone shows, and interactive light displays that will truly wow you! Plus, performances from famous stars like Ricky Martin, Salman Khan, and Georges Wassouf, will keep you entertained! With something for everyone, DSF’s milestone year promises incredible excitement and deals. Mark your calendars for an unforgettable adventure in the heart of Dubai!

Winter at Tantora in AlUla

Upcoming Festivals: Winter at Tantora in AlUla
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If you are looking to immerse yourself in rich history, culture and adventure, check out the Winter at Tantora. This festival takes place at AlUla, Saudi Arabia, from 19 December 2024, to 11 January 2025. This year, the theme “Year of the Camel” celebrates the camel’s cultural and economic significance in the region.

Experience captivating performances by Marwan Khoury and HAUSER, who blend classical and contemporary styles. Explore immersive augmented reality exhibits that bring AlUla’s ancient past to life. Enjoy hot-air balloon rides over the desert and stargaze under clear skies for unforgettable views. This year, the festival promises to be an unmissable celebration of Saudi Arabia’s rich heritage. From top-tier dining to stunning cultural performances, Winter at Tantora 2024 has something for everyone.

The Hoi An Lantern Festival

Upcoming Festivals: Hoi An Lantern Festival
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If you plan to visit Hoi An this December, you are in for a treat! The Hoi An Lantern Festival is one of Vietnam’s most magical celebrations, and it’s something you definitely don’t want to miss. Held on the 14th day of each lunar month, this festival is when Hoi An shines, and 14th December 2024, promises to be extra special.

As the sun sets, the streets of Hoi An transform into a glowing wonderland, with thousands of vibrant lanterns lighting up the town and reflecting on the Thu Bon River. It’s a magical sight you have to see to believe. But the Hoi An Lantern Festival is more than just beautiful lights. It celebrates the town’s rich history and culture with traditional music, lively dances, and delicious street food. The atmosphere is festive yet peaceful, especially as the lanterns light up the night sky.

Can’t make it this December? The next Lantern Festival is on 25 January, 2025, so you’ll have another chance to experience this picturesque event.


These upcoming festivals in 2024 give you the perfect reason to set off on your next adventure. From dazzling cultural celebrations to unforgettable experiences, each one has something truly special to offer. So, why wait? Turn these incredible events into your next journey and create memories that will stay with you long after the festival lights fade.

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