The opening sequence placed hosts James Franco and Anne Hathaway in some of the nominted movies.

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The Academy Awards were handed out last night, and whether you watched the ceremony or not, we've got all the links you need to bring you up to speed:

• Official Oscars site • List of winners and nominees • Los Angeles Times: "The King's Speech" takes top trophies (overview) • MSNBC.com: Worst Oscars ever? Highlights and lowlights • EW.com: What you didn't see on TV • The Hollywood Reporter: Kirk Douglas cracks up audience

• The Telegraph: Why "The King's Speech" beat "The Social Network" • New York Post: "Speech" a reach? Time will tell • The Washington Post: The actors' acceptance speeches: Who said it best? • New York Daily News: Franco, Hathaway fulfill duties, but youthful spark fails to excite • MLive.com: A victory for then over now • Fox News: Oscars bomb: James Franco looks high, Anne Hathaway overcompensates • Freep.com: One winner drops F-bomb, another jokes about it • Finally, here's the ambitious (though not especially funny) opening sequence from the broadcast:

And now, a few non-Oscar items to round things out this morning:

MOVIES

• In its third week of release, "Gnomeo and Juliet" was the No. 1 movie at the box office over the weekend, beating a disappointing performance from new opener "Hall Pass."

TELEVISION

• Well, rats. ABC had been scheduled to show a new episode of "Detroit 1-8-7" this week, but it's being bumped for a special "20/20" interview with Charlie Sheen. And guess what? In talk-show appearances this morning, Sheen said he wants a raise.

MUSIC

• The Oakland Press notes that the annual Metro Times Blowout music fest opens Wednesday.

• Suze Rotolo, Bob Dylan's girlfriend and muse in his early New York years, has died at age 67.

Renee Tellez contributed to this roundup. Bob Needham is director of entertainment content for AnnArbor.com. Reach him at bobneedham@annarbor.com or 734-623-2541, and follow him on Twitter @bobneedham.