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Oscars 2015: The Complete Winners List
The full rundown of who won what at the 87th Academy Awards

From the shout-outs for the year’s finest shorts to the newest addition to the Academy’s Best Picture pantheon (congratulations, Birdman!), we’ve got the complete list of tonight’s big Academy Award winners right here. And check out Rolling Stone‘s complete Oscars coverage right here.

Best FilmBIRDMANAlejandro G. Iñárritu, John Lesher and James W. Skotchdopole

Best ActressJulianne MooreStill Alive

Best ActorEDDIE REDMAYNEThe Theory of Everything

Best DirectorBIRDMANAlejandro G. Iñárritu

Best Adapted ScreenplayTHE IMITATION GAMEGraham Moore

Best Original ScreenplayBIRDMANAlejandro G. Iñárritu, Nicolás Giacobone, Alexander Dinelaris, Jr. & Armando Bo

Best Original ScoreThe Grand Budapest HotelAlexandre Desplat

Best Original SongGLORYSelma

Best Documentary FeatureCITIZENFOURLaura Poitras, Mathilde Bonnefoy and Dirk Wilutzky

Achievement in Film EditingWHIPLASHTom Cross

Achievement in CinematographyBIRDMANEmmanuel Lubezki

Achievement in Production DesignTHE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTELAdam Stockhausen & Anna Pinnock

Best Animated Feature FilmBIG HERO 6Don Hall, Chris Williams & Roy Conli

Best Animated Short FilmFEASTPatrick Osborne & Kristina Reed

Achievement in Visual EffectsINTERSTELLARPaul Franklin, Andrew Lockley, Ian Hunter & Scott Fisher

Actress in a Supporting RolePatricia ArquetteBoyhood

Achievement in Sound EditingAmerican SniperAlan Robert Murray & Bub Asman

Achievement in Sound MixingWhiplashCraig Mann, Ben Wilkins & Thomas Curley

Best Documentary Short SubjectCrisis HotlineEllen Goosenberg Kent & Dana Perry

Best Live Action Short FilmThe Phone CallMat Kirkby & James Lucas

Best Foreign Language FilmIDAPoland

Actor in Makeup and HairstylingTHE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTELFrances Hannon & Mark Coulier

Achievement in Costume DesignTHE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTELMilena Canonero

Actor in a Supporting RoleJ.K. SIMMONSWhiplash