2019 Oscars Ratings Are Up By More Than 10 Percent From 2018's All-Time Low | THR News - video Dailymotion

ABC's broadcast up by more than 10 percent from 2018's all-time low.

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00:00The ratings are in, and it's good news for the 2019 Oscars. The 91st Academy Awards delivered

00:10double-digit gains in Sunday's ratings, bouncing back from last year's record lows.

00:15ABC's broadcast of the ceremony averaged 29.6 million viewers, an 11.5 percent gain over a year ago.

00:22The hostless show also scored a 7.7 rating among adults 18-49, which marks a 13 percent gain

00:28versus last year. However, on the glass-half-empty side of things, Sunday's ratings are still

00:33the second smallest on record for the Oscars, but they're better than last year.

00:37Black Panther and Bohemian Rhapsody, the two biggest box office, draws among the Best Picture nominees.

00:42Each won multiple Oscars, with Rami Malek winning Best Actor.

00:46And my cast, I love you. You are my equals, you are my betters. I could have never been here without you.

00:55But Green Book took home the night's top honor of Best Picture.

00:58Green Book.

00:59Meanwhile, Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper delivered a show-stopping performance of Shallow from

01:03A Star is Born, marking one of the night's most buzzed-about moments.

01:12For everything you missed from Sunday night's Oscars, head to THR.com, and be sure to tweet

01:15me and let me know if you watched the show and what your favorite moment was.

01:18Until next time, for The Hollywood Reporter News, I'm Tiffany Taylor.