"Wicked" star Ariana Grande has hit the Oscars red carpet.

The actress channeled her character Glinda from the blockbuster film, wearing a light pink Schiaparelli gown for the occasion.

Grande is nominated for best supporting actress tonight for her role in "Wicked."

See more fashion moments from the red carpet here.

Brazilian actress Fernanda Torres has arrived on the 2025 Oscars red carpet.

Torres is nominated for best actress tonight for her role in the groundbreaking film "I'm Still Here."

Should she win, Torres would make history as the first Brazilian actress to win in the category.

"I'm Still Here" is also up for best picture and best international feature film.

Some of the biggest actors in Hollywood are slaying the red carpet with their best looks.

"Wicked" star Jeff Goldblum hit the carpet in a white blazer, wearing a lilac shirt with floral details underneath. He paired the look with a striking boutonniere.

Goldblum's "Wicked" co-star Bowen Yang wore a fun leather coat with a unique floral design and a ruffled pink shirt underneath.

Singer and "Queer" actor Omar Apollo also brought his fashion A-game with a black suit, which he paired with a polka-dot shirt and a black '50s-inspired fascinator.

Film critic Peter Travers shared his predictions on who will win and who should win at the 2025 Oscars, breaking down the major categories of the night.

Travers said "The Brutalist" should take home the biggest prize of the night -- best picture -- but predicted "Conclave" will squeak out a win over "Anora."

Travers predicted that Kieran Culkin and Zoe Saldaña will win the best supporting actor and best supporting actress Oscars for their respective work in "A Real Pain" and "Emilia Pérez," but he had other opinions about who should win in the categories.

Check out more of Travers' predictions here.

For those who prefer more statistical predictions, 538 has those here.

Sean Baker won the Oscar for best film editing for "Anora."

"I consider editing to be half of my directing and a third of my screenwriting, so this means everything. It's a real validation for me," he said in his acceptance speech.

Other nominees in the category included for Dávid Jancsó for "The Brutalist," Nick Emerson for "Conclave," Juliette Welfling for "Emilia Pérez" and Myron Kerstein for "Wicked."