The Top 25: Best Original Screenplay Winners

As we sit down for a chat with Niall Horan, he fits as much of a biscuit in his mouth as he can and eats it. We’re in a suite at a London hotel, and there are plates of them strategically placed everywhere. It’s shortbread. He peers at the remaining half and says it before we do. “Shortbread is a very Niall Horan biscuit to like, isn’t it? Plain. Buttery.” We proffer “sweet” and “understated” as more flattering alternatives.

“Black Panther 2” is real, and according to star Angela Bassett, it’s “amazing.”

Another week begins with another list! To continue on with a very fun weekly series I’m doing…we’re in the midst of talking the top 25 Oscar winners in just about every single one of the Academy Award categories. Aside from the shorts and something a bit harder to rank like Best Sound Mixing, as I mentioned previously (though I’m seriously considering doing it anyway), I’ll be hitting them all over the coming weeks and months, including of course the big eight categories.

There’s a lot to look forward to in the year ahead, so here are all of the best coming in 2020.

My friends, continuing on with one of the handful of weekly series that I do here at the site…we are talking about the top 25 Oscar winners in just about every single one of the Academy Award categories out there. Aside from the shorts and something like Best Sound Editing or Best Sound Mixing like I mentioned previously, I’ll be hitting them all over the coming weeks and months, including of course the big eight categories.

Lizzo, Just Mercy, and Black-ish were the big winners at the 51st NAACP Image Awards in Hollywood on Saturday night February 22.

Lizzo, Just Mercy, and Black-Ish were the big winners at the 51st NAACP Image Awards in Hollywood on Saturday night (February 22, 2020).

Lizzo, Just Mercy, and Black-ish were the big winners at the 2020 NAACP Image Awards in Hollywood on Saturday night.

Selena Quintanilla is and forever will be an icon for fans everywhere. Even 25 years after her death, her music still resonates with fans worldwide.

Dear Diane Warren,

The Academy Award for Best Picture is the most coveted statue in moviemaking. Here are the Best Pictures from the past 30 years, from Dances With Wolves to Parasite. Do you remember them all?

The rousing, life-affirming "(I'm Gonna) Love Me Again" from Rocketman (Paramount) won the Oscar for best original song at the 92nd Annual Academy Awards on Sunday (Feb. 9).

An emotional Elton John planted a kiss on Bernie Taupin as the long-time songwriting partners won an Oscar.

An emotional Sir Elton John planted a kiss on Bernie Taupin as the long-time songwriting partners won an Oscar.

By Greg Evans

Joker's Hildur Gudnadóttir won the Oscar for best original score at Sunday night's Academy Awards. The Icelandic musician and composer is the first woman to win for a dramatic composition.Rachel Portman and Anne Dudley previously won for best original musical or comedy score.

Nearly 25 years after he first won the best original song Oscar for The Lion King's "Can You Feel The Love Tonight?" Elton John is victorious in the category again — this time at the 2020 Oscarson Sunday for "(I'm Gonna) Love Me Again," a tune from his very own biopic, Rocketman.John wrote the song with his longtime collaborator Bernie Taupin, and performed it withRocketman's lead actor Taron Egerton."Wow, this doesn't suck!" said Taupin upon taking the stage.

Behind the keys of a bright red piano, clad in a bright purple tuxedo with sequined lapels - with a rocket symbol pinned to the left lapel - legendary pop singer Elton John performed his nominated song "(I'm Gonna) Love Me Again" on the Oscar stage.Just minutes later, he would take to the stage again to collect the Oscar when it won for best original song.John took to the stage after director Bong Joon Ho's acceptance of his award for best international film.

At the 2020 Oscars tonight, Elton John won Best Original Song for the second time in his career. “(I’m Gonna) Love Me Again” from Rocketman won the award over songs from Toy Story 4 (by Randy Newman), Frozen II (“Into the Unknown”), Breakthrough (by Diane Warren), and Harriet (by Cynthia Erivo). “Wow, this doesn’t suck,” Taupin said as he and John stepped onstage to accept their Oscar.