Photos: Oscars 2017: Show highlights

Presenter Warren Beatty tries to explain to the audience how the wrong envelope for best picture was read onstage during the Academy Awards telecast on Feb. 26.

“La La Land” producer Jordan Horowitz holds up the winner card for best picture. His film had been read as the winner, but the actual winner was “Moonlight.”

The audience at the Dolby Theatre is stunned after the best picture award is mistakenly announced as “La La Land” instead of “Moonlight” during the 89th Academy Awards.

Presenter Warren Beatty and host Jimmy Kimmel try to explain to the audience how the wrong envelope for best picture was read onstage during the Academy Awards telecast on Feb. 26. At right are “Moonlight” writer/director Barry Jenkins, left, and “La La Land” producer Jordan Horowitz embracing.

Warren Beatty attempts to explain how “La La Land” was mistakenly announced as the best picture winner instead of “Moonlight.”  (Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times)

“La La Land” producer Jordan Horowitz, with Warren Beatty and host Jimmy Kimmel, after the mistaken annoucement that “La La Land” had won. “Moonlight” was the actual best picture winner.

Fred Berger, foreground center, and the cast of “La La Land” mistakenly accept the award for best picture at the Oscars.

Accountants for Price Waterhouse Coopers take the correct envelope onto the stage after the best-picture mixup.

Barry Jenkins holds up a best picture Oscar for “Moonlight.”  (Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times)

From left, “Moonlight” writer/director Barry Jenkins, and producers Adele Romanski and Jeremy Kleiner accept the Oscar for best picture during the Academy Awards telecast on Feb. 26.

Janelle Monae reacts onstage after “Moonlight” won for best picture during the Academy Awards telecast on Feb. 26.

“La La Land” producer Fred Berger, left, congratulates actor Mahershala Ali onstage after it was announced that “Moonlight” won for best picture.

“Moonlight” actor Ashton Sanders is stunned after the movie won for best picture during the Academy Awards telecast on Feb. 26.

“Moonlight” writer/director Barry Jenkins holds the Oscar for best picture during the Academy Awards telecast on Feb. 26.

Mahershala Ali and Ryan Gosling backstage after it was announced that “Moonlight” won for best picture during the Academy Awards telecast on Feb. 26.

“Moonlight” actors Andre Holland, left, and Ashton Sanders backstage during the Academy Awards telecast on Feb. 26.

“Moonlight” actors Andre Holland, left, and Ashton Sanders backstage during the Academy Awards telecast on Feb. 26.

Barry Jenkins, center, and the cast and crew of “Moonlight,” which won the Oscar for best picture.

Trevante Rhodes hugs Mahershala Ali after “Moonlight” was correctly identified as the winner of best picture.

The cast and crew of “Moonlight” receives their best picture award after a chaotic mixup.

Presenter Faye Dunaway backstage at the Academy Awards.

Ryan Gosling learns that his film, “La La Land,” did not win the best picture Oscar.

Producer Ezra Edelman takes a photo of his statue as it is being engraved after winning for his documentary, “OJ: Made in America.”

Presenters Michael J. Fox (left) and Seth Rogen (right) flank John Gilbert (center), who won a film editing Oscar for “Hacksaw Ridge.”

Adam Valdez, Andrew R. Jones, Dan Lemmon and Robert Legato pose with their visual effects Oscars for “The Jungle Book.”

Presenters Kate McKinnon (left) and Jason Bateman (right) flank Christopher Nelson, Giorgio Gregorian and Alessandro Bertolazzi, who won Oscars for makeup and hairstyling.

“La La Land” star Emma Stone on stage with Leonardo DiCaprio after she won the Oscar for lead actress.

Casey Affleck after he won lead actor for “Manchester by the Sea” during the telecast of the 89th Academy Awards.

Damien Chazelle accepts the award for best director for “La La Land” from Halle Berry.

Host Jimmy Kimmel tweets that “#Merylsayshi” at President Trump.

John Legend performs during the telecast of the 89th Academy Awards.

Surprised tourists brought to the Oscars chat with celebrities in the front row.

Mahershala Ali, right, hands his Oscar to a tourist named Gary who was brought into the theater with others as a surprise.

Denzel Washington, center right, “marries” an engaged couple during a surprise visit of a Hollywood tour bus group during the telecast of the 89th Academy Awards.

Sting performs.

Engineer and astronaut Anousheh Ansari, right, and former NASA scientist Firouz Naderi with the award for best foreign language film for “The Salesman.” They accepted on behalf of director Asghar Farhadi.

Charlize Theron, left, and Shirley MacLaine.

Mahershala Ali, left, and Viola Davis, winners for best supporting actor and actress.

Viola Davis accepts the Oscar for supporting actress during the telecast of the 89th Academy Awards.

Viola Davis, winner of the award for best supporting actress, kisses Julius Tennon.

Dwayne Johnson sings a bit of “You’re Welcome” from “Moana” during the Oscars telecast.

Kevin O’Connell, left, and Andy Wright accept the award for best sound mixing for “Hacksaw Ridge.”

Janelle Monae, Katherine Johnson, Taraji P. Henson and Octavia Spencer.

Lin-Manuel Miranda raps during the telecast of the 89th Academy Awards.

Auli’i Cravalho sings “How Far I’ll Go” from “Moana” during the telecast of the 89th Academy Awards.

Producer Caroline Waterlow and director Ezra Edelman, winners for best documentary feature.

Mahershala Ali wins for best supporting actor.

Alicia Vikander, left, presents Mahershala Ali with the award for best supporting actor.

Host Jimmy Kimmel

Host Jimmy Kimmel

Justin Timberlake performs to open the show.

Justin Timberlake performs during the telecast of the 89th Academy Awards.

Scarlett Johansson and date Joe Machota of CAA arrive at the 89th Academy Awards.

Mayor Eric Garcetti makes an L.A. hand signal.

Justin Timberalke and Jessica Biel arrive at the Oscars.

Halle Berry on the red carpet.

Sunny Pawar of “Lion” during the arrivals at the 89th Academy Awards.

Chef Wolfgang Puck presents Oscars cuisine during the arrivals at the 89th Academy Awards.

Chrissy Teigen and John Legend.