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Whoopi Goldberg, the first black woman to host the Oscars (actually the first woman ever) and the only Oscar winner to ever host the Academy Awards was left out of a montage of great moments from the past shows during last night's event - and let's just say her co-hosts on The View were less than impressed with the slip-up.

Goldberg, who now hosts The View alongside Joy Behar, Barbara Walter, Elisabeth Hasselbeck and Sherri Shepherd, received some much-deserved respect from her new co-hosts, who made it very clear that Oscar researchers needed to do a better job with their findings.

And while Barbara Walters was quick to point out that...

While there were many stunning gowns on the red carpet of last night's Oscar Awards, there were many hideous dresses as well.

Some leading ladies need to fire their stylists and take a good long look in the mirror before they step onto the red carpet looking like they got dressed while they were blindfolded and intoxicated.

With all the money in the world, you'd think these stars could look a little more stylish while attending the most prestigious event of the year.

Here are the three women who topped our list of worst-dressed at last night's Oscars:

The Oscars have always been the most fashion-driven awards show in Hollywood and last night's coveted event was no exception.

Some of Hollywood's leading ladies looked absolutely gorgeous in their sultry designer gowns and timeless jewelry.

And, while red seemed to be the No. 1 choice for most ladies on the red carpet, only one lady in red topped our list of the five best-dressed women last night.

Here's eGossip's list of best-dressed at the Oscars:

Everyone knows that the most exciting part of the Oscars is the red carpet pre-show. Long, flowing gowns, incredibly sexy jewelry and sultry hairstyles make the Academy Awards the most popular night in television.

When it comes to the Oscars, it's almost as important to take home an award for best-dressed as it is to win an award you're actually nominated for (although it won't look as good on the resume as winning the actual award).

This year, the official 30-minuted red carpet pre-show will be hosted by Regis Philbin along with co-hosts...

Aretha Franklin wasn't feeling the R-E-S-P-E-C-T from Beyoncé or the Grammy writers during Sunday night's event. In fact, the "Queen of Soul" was downright insulted when Beyonce referred to Tina Turner as "The Queen" when introducing her performance.

Aretha wasted no time releasing a statement after the awards show. Here's how it read:

"I am not sure of whose toes I may have stepped on...