From Mayor Karen Bass being stopped on the carpet for a photo with Angela Bassett and Courtney B. Vance to 'Till' star Jalyn Hall walking with his trophy, these are the biggest moments that didn't make it on-air.
once again brought together a star-studded group of nominees across TV and film .
But some of the best moments of the show, hosted by Queen Latifah and held at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium, didn’t make it to air. With on the carpet and inside the room, here are the top things the TV cameras didn’t show.
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