Leonardo DiCaprio Wins Best Actor Oscar
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Actor Leonardo DiCaprio, winner of the Best Actor award for 'The Revenant,' poses with his Oscar at the 88th Annual Academy Awards Governors Ball at Hollywood & Highland Center in Hollywood, California, on February 28, 2016. [Photo: CFP]

Leonardo DiCaprio finally bagged an Oscar today at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles after winning the best actor Academy Award for his performance in the survival epic "The Revenant."

The actor's performance in the movie involved him plunging into icy waters and eating raw bison to survive in the wilderness after a bear attack.DiCaprio received a standing ovation as he picked up the award.

On accepting the award, the actor made his speech graciously while highlighting an issue close to his heart -- global warming.

"Climate change is real, it is the most urgent threat facing our species. And we need to work collectively to stop procrastinating on it. Thank you all for this amazing award tonight. Let us not take our planet for granted. I do not take tonight for granted. Thank you so very much."

This is the first victory for the 41-year-old Dicaprio at the awards show after having been nominated five times for acting Oscars, dating back to 1993's "What's Eating Gilbert Grape."

Alejandro Inarritu also won the best director Oscar for this survival epic movie.

The American biographical crime drama film "Spotlight" which recreates the Boston Globe's probe into sex abuse in the Catholic Church, won best picture, the highest honor in the film industry.

Having been nominated for 10 Oscars, action-film "Mad Max: Fury Road" won big, picking up a total of six awards for best costumes, production design, make-up, film editing, sound editing and sound mixing.

Brie Larson was named best actress for "Room", while Mark Rylance and Alicia Vikander won best supporting acting awards for their impressive performances in "Bridge of Spies" and "The Danish Girl" respectively.

The best original song went to Sam Smith's "Writing's On the Wall" in "Spectre", upsetting Lady Gaga and songwriter Diane Warren's anti-rape ballad "Til It Happens To You" from the documentary "The Hunting Ground."

Other winners at this year's award ceremony include "Inside Out" for best animated film and late singer Amy Winehouse for best feature documentary.

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