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Oscars 2013: Best & worst moments


From Jennifer Lawrence's fall to William Shatner's "Star Trek" appearance, here are some of the best and worst moments from the 85th Academy Awards on Sunday night. By Patrick Kevin Day.

Winners | Red carpet | Show highlights | Quotes | Backstage | Winners' room | Best & worst moments | Best dressed | Worst dressed | Complete list | Timeline | Full coverage


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Best red carpet fashion accessory: nominee Quvenzhane Wallis' stuffed puppy purse. And why did the 9-year-old choose her dress? "It was sparkly and fluffy," she told the red carpet hosts. Finally, someone who knows how to navigate the red carpet without looking like a dolt.

Dress by 'sparkly' and handbag by 'puppy'

( Valerie Macon / AFO Getty Images / February 24, 2013 )
Best red carpet fashion accessory: nominee Quvenzhane Wallis' stuffed puppy purse. And why did the 9-year-old choose her dress? "It was sparkly and fluffy," she told the red carpet hosts. Finally, someone who knows how to navigate the red carpet without looking like a dolt.
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