Olivia Colman's speech, plus other highlights at the 2019 Oscars - Things move fast on the Oscars schedule, and one bathroom break can mean missing one of the best moments. If you didn't catch the broadcast, here's all the highlights from this year's Academy Awards.

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Queen kicks things off - Freddie Mercury’s spirit was in the air as Adam Lambert sang 'We Will Rock You' and Brian May shredded his guitar.

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Funny ladies - Maya Rudolph, Tina Fey, and Amy Poehler took to the stage to remind everyone that there was no host of the night, make everyone wish they were the hosts, and make jokes about nearly every film nominated.

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Our favorites - Melissa McCarthy and Brian Tyree Henry took to the stage in hilarious 'The Favourite' costumes, with McCarthy’s featuring 17 bunnies, just like Queen Anne.

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What do these stars have in common? - Helen Mirren and Jason Momoa presented an award, before which Mirren appraised their matching outfits and remarked that clearly a Hawaiian hunk and an old famed actress can wear the same thing.

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Jennifer Hudson’s magnitude - The actress/singer performed 'I’ll Fight' in an enormous train that was impressive on its own without Hudson’s booming voice.

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Keegan Michael Key's entrance - Never one to miss an opportunity for a laugh, Key descended into the auditorium like Mary Poppins, floating down from the ceiling while holding an umbrella.

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Bette Midler is back! - At 73 years old, the Tony, Grammy, and Emmy winner took the stage to sing 'The Place Where Lost Things Go' from 'Mary Poppins Returns.'

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Mahershala Ali’s déjà vu - The actor won Best Supporting Actor in 2017 for 'Moonlight,' and he returned to accept the very same award for his role in 'Green Book' once more.

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'Wayne’s World' reunion - Mike Myers and Dana Carvey reunited onstage to introduce ‘Bohemian Rhapsody,’ but took the rare opportunity to do a bit in character as Wayne and Garth. Ah, memories.

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A story about menstruation won the crowd - 'Period. End of Sentence' won Best Documentary Short, and while it was initially a dramatically tearful acceptance, the crowd went crazy. Having a film about menstruation win an Oscar is a major feat! 

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Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper tease us - With the news of Gaga’s engagement being called off, and after their many, many adorable red carpet moments, the stars’ performance of ‘Shallow’ was a major tease as the performers looked lovingly into each other’s eyes the whole time.

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Samuel L. Jackson and Spike Lee’s love - Samuel L. Jackson couldn’t hide his excitement when he called Spike Lee’s name for Best Adapted Screenplay, and when the director strode onto the stage he jumped up on the actor and wrapped himself around him.

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Lady Gaga's reign - Accepting the award for Best Original Song, Gaga tearfully told the audience in her speech, it's not about winning, but rather it's about not giving up.

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Rami Malek champions immigrants - Winning Best Leading Actor for his role in ‘Bohemian Rhapsody,’ Malek took his special and limited time to highlight our desire for stories of people who seem to be on the outside, from a gay man like Freddie Mercury to himself, a first generation immigrant to the US.

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From on-screen to off-screen - Rami Malek also took the time to share another one of his big wins regarding his 'Bohemian Rhapsody' costar Lucy Boynton, telling an entire audience of people that she has captured his heart.

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Olivia Colman - From starting with “This is hilarious,” and giving a fart noise when they told her to wrap things up, to ending with “Oh, Lady Gaga!” Colman’s acceptance speech for Best Leading Lady was perfect.

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