Winners and performances from the 2020 Academy Awards

Idina Menzel and other actresses from around the world who voice Elsa from “Frozen” and “Frozen II” performed the Oscar-nominated song “Into the Unknown.” Menzel took on the bulk of the work but each various Elsa sang a bit in their native language when it was their turn.

“Into the Unknown” is nominated for Best Original Song.

The 2020 Oscars got off to an energetic start with the help of a musical number from Janelle Monáe. The singer opened with a rendition of “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?” before launching into an original number for the awards show. Billy Porter also joined her onstage.

Monáe gave a shout out to all the “women who directed phenomenal films” this year and said she was thrilled the be a “black queer woman artist” and wished everyone “happy Black History Month.”

Actress Natalie Portman decided to make a statement with her red carpet outfit at the 92nd Academy Awards. The Oscar-winner arrived wearing a cape embroidered with the names of female directors who weren’t nominated this year. 

“I wanted to recognize the women who were not recognized for their incredible work here in my subtle way,” Portman told the Los Angeles Times’ AMy Kaufman.

All the nominees for Best Director this year are men.

Attendees have been trickling into the Dolby Theatre for the 92nd Academy Awards. Check out all the looks from this year’s red carpet.

Actress Catherine Zeta-Jones on Sunday thanked fans of her late father-in-law Kirk Douglas, the legendary actor who was nominated for three Oscars. Douglas died Wednesday at the age of 103. 

“Michael joins me in thanking you all for your overwhelming love, kind words and prayers since the passing of my father in law Kirk,” she captioned the photo. “My whole family appreciated every word. Love to you all,” she posted on Instagram.