"A Complete Unknown," starring Timothée Chalamet, was completely out of tune at the 97th Academy Awards Sunday in Los Angeles.

Mick Jagger, who presented the award for best original song at the 2025 Oscars, took a playful jab at Bob Dylan during his segment.

He continued, “The producers wanted Bob Dylan to do it. Bob didn’t want to do it because he’s had the best songs this year, well, obviously, in the movie A Complete Unknown. Bob said, ‘You should find somebody younger.

Brody, who owns a historical mansion in Vienna, N.Y., took home the Best Actor trophy for his performance in “The Brutalist.” It’s his second Oscar win, after previously becoming the youngest actor to win the category for “The Pianist,” another Holocaust film, in 2003.

In a nail-biter of a race, Brody prevailed for his performance as László Toth in 'The Brutalist,' and joined a very exclusive club in the process. He also successfully stopped the orchestra from playing him off mid speech: “I've done this before.

M.M. They were never going to give that Oscar to a guy wearing a yellow tux to the show. But I say that in jest. Because if anyone could pull off a yellow tux, it's Chalamet. Voters just really have a thing about not giving the lead actor Oscar to a "kid.