alicia malone is here with me.is leo's year. >> it's leo's year, absolutely. if i had a house, i would bet it. >> no. >> i don't have a house, i won't. if i did, i would. it is definitely leo's year. he'll win not only for his brilliant performance in "the revenant," but also for his entire body of work. >> they're not voting on his entire body of work. >> they kind of do. we saw it for best director martin scorsese winning for. >> he's in a tough category. bryan cranston for "trumbo." and michael fastbender and eddie redmayne for "the danish girl." if there was a dark horse, who would you say it was? >> maybe eddie redmayne. there's not a dark horse, that's the thing. it's all leo and even eddie redmayne himself said it's leo's year. but eddie was so brilliant in the way he transformed in the "danish girl." michael fassbender, but leo has the flashiest performance. >> let's talk about best supporting actor. another nominee from "the revenant," tom hardy. christian bale for the "big short." mark ruffalo. and mark r

our fandang correspondent, alicia malone.velled the world covering the major films and festivals. welcome her again. >> indeed. >> and w. bell is in the house, everyone. and host of the cnn original series united shades of america, the new -- >> this is going to be black on black here. >> oh, my gosh. >> the new travel show debuts on april 24 24th here on cnn. >> we have special guests except for one. and then there is afrpg la johnson. she's an actress, comedian and former nfl cheerleader. her comedy special "not fancy" is available now on netflix. big round of applause for her and all of our guests tonight. so some of tonight's winners were heavy favorites. there were still surprises to night as we saw with "spotlight." >> i thought that was a huge surprise. let's go with the shockers and snobs with our beautiful panel. welcome. you looked around. >> i didn't know we were supposed to dress up, apparently. >> whether do you ever dress up? i never seen you dress up. >> this jacket was bought by somebody. >> you're wearing you