Well, it ran over by 30 minutes and cost everyone outside of the US a lot of sleep, but the Oscars 2010 were pretty much a success. The awards went to the right people, Jeff Bridges got a standing ovation, and someone dressed up as a bright blue Na'vi. Sure, Carey Mulligan didn't get that much-deserved Oscar (thank you, Sandra Bullock), and Steve Martin would've been far better if Alec Baldwin wasn't his co-presenter, but hey, at least they looked pretty. In fact, most of the stars did. Penelope Cruz even had a dress that was held up entirely by the gravitational pull of her bosom.

For more on that, and the other decked out stars, check out our highlights gallery of a glorious night in LA.

Well, the stars were out in force, dresses and statues in tow, and overall the Academy Awards went to the right people. Sure, Colin Firth and Carey Mulligan didn't win, but they were never going to. The award everyone was watching out for was Best Film. Would it go to Avatar or The Hurt Locker? Well, the answer was a pretty resounding Hurt Locker.

Yes, the Oscars this year showed that money can't buy you awards (although it can buy you a lot of blue people), as Kathryn Bigelow walked away with a well-deserved and historic win for Best Director, as well as taking the Best Film Oscar too. Picking up technical nominations like Editing and Sound along the way, everything was pointing towards a clean sweep of the board. And it pretty much was.

The others all went as expected, with the major surprise being Best Foreign Language Film, which went to The Secret in Their Eyes instead of A Prophet or even The White Ribbon. And despite Jason Reitman's wins at other ceremonies, Best Adapted Screenplay chose Geoffrey Fletcher's full-on adaptation of Precious (Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire) instead. Maybe it was the title that did it.

Read on for a full list of this year's winners.

So you're all gathered round the family telly, ready to drool over the stars on show. You've got ballots in hand, all set to mark down who you think will waltz away with the golden statues. Then, as you all start to get tired, you realise something: you've got absolutely nothing to say to any one of these people in that room. But don't panic! Simply hide this page down your trousers and recite to your heart's content and your awkward silence will never rear its ugly quiet head. Yes, here it is: another list of wondrous Oscar factoids and trivia. This one comes from LocateTV. And it's awesome (thus making i-Flicks awesome by association, naturally).

Read on for an breathtaking burst of cold hard knowledge. Oo er.

It's fascinated scientists and moviegoers alike for decades. People still wake up at night in cold sweat thinking about it. But what exactly is it that makes John Travolta's hair so eye-catching? Is it the silky smooth hyper-conditioned sheen that radiates from it? Or perhaps the fact that it varies so much to reflect his inner mental state?

As John's scalp rears its balding head in From Paris with Love, let's a take a stroll through Travolta's tong-curling hirsute history...