There's no doubt about it: "This Is Me" from The Greatest Showman is the epitome of the word "anthem." And no one knows that better than Keala Settle, the Broadway actress known for her roles in Waitress and Les Misérables who broke down in tears during a powerful rendition of the song on stage at the Oscars. She belted out the superemotional tune in front of a dozen background singers from all walks of life — and it's safe to say she totally knocked it out of the park. According to her colleagues' Twitter accounts, they couldn't agree more: I have sang out, screamed out and done full choreo from the wings...I'm so proud of you @kealasettle YOU KILLED THAT!!!!!!!!!! — Zendaya (@Zendaya) March 5, 2018 I have no words. @kealasettle you were glorious ❤️. #thisisme #oscars — Zac Efron (@ZacEfron) March 5, 2018

Tiffany Haddish Wore Ugg Slippers to Present at the Oscars, and I'm Never Wearing Heels Again Tiffany Haddish Wore Ugg Slippers to Present at the Oscars, and I'm Never Wearing Heels Again And the official queen of the 2018 Oscars is . . . Tiffany Haddish! The 38-year-old Meryl Streep-obsessed actress took the stage alongside Maya Rudolph to present on Sunday, wearing one of the most talked-about ensembles of the night. Tiffany strutted on stage wearing her infamously favorite Alexander McQueen white gown for the third time and a pair of insanely comfortable $120 Ugg slippers. With her heels in her hand, Tiffany announced that she just had enough of the painful shoes. Between a repeat outfit and slippers, it's clear that Tiffany is college me. It didn't take long before the internet took note, praising her for her hilarious commentary and "my feet hurt at prom" attitude. First, she honored her late father with her red carpet outfit, and then she honored every p..

"It all means nothing if you don't stand up for something..." @common and @andradaymusic bring us together with "Stand Up For Something" from Marshall. #Oscars pic.twitter.com/lb7AN2bcaA — Channel 9 (@Channel9) March 5, 2018 Oscar winner Common and singer Andra Day took the stage at the 2018 Oscars to perform "Stand Up For Something," their empowering duet from 2017's biographical drama Marshall. The duo were joined by 10 activists, who helped deliver a message of unity and hope for a better future in the face of adversity. The track is also nominated for best original song, and if their powerful performance is any indication, it's certainly worthy of taking home the gold. Grab a tissue and watch it in full above.

Janelle Monáe Is Business on Top and Party at the Bottom at the Vanity Fair Oscars Party Janelle Monáe Is Business on Top and Party at the Bottom at the Vanity Fair Oscars Party Janelle Monáe was a lady in red at the 2018 Vanity Fair Oscars afterparty, but instead of wearing a dress, the Hidden Figures star stepped onto the red carpet in a Christian Siriano pantsuit that had so many details, we don't even know where to start. First, the bedazzled shoulder-pad strips that match the crystal rose on her tie; second, the cropped length of the blazer, which hits perfectly where the skirt starts. The actual skirt features a dramatic train that looks great from the back and creates a perfect cocoon for the matching pants. It's a three-piece pantsuit that we didn't see coming, but we love it so much. You will too after seeing Janelle strut her stuff below. Related Janelle Monáe, Lupita Nyong'o, and Danai Gurira Prove Sisterhood Is Power at Pre-Oscars Brunch

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