26/02/2016 Newsround

I'm Hayley with Newsround for you this Friday afternoon.

We hear from Lindsey after the weather ends her

And Messi's biggest fan gets a signed shirt from his idol.

celebrating the best movies and performances of the past year.

The BBC's Entertainment Correspondent Colin Paterson has got

The Oscars are the biggest awards show in the world.

They are all about celebrating film, and they have been going

They started in 1929 and they are always held

in Hollywood in Los Angeles, California.

Because the films that win go on and take more money in the cinema

and the actors and actresses, the people that win the Oscars,

tend to go on and have better careers because people

It's often the highlight of their career when they win an Oscar.

There aren't that many kids' films nominated at the Oscars this year

Star Wars is up for five Oscars in the technical categories,

Then we have Inside Out, the Pixar film about Riley,

a girl moving between cities and struggling to deal with it,

and the five emotions that live inside her head.

And then we have Shaun the Sheep, The Movie.

Yes, a show which darted out on CBBC is up for an Oscar.

The story of Shaun taking his day off has appealed to the people

Perhaps the CBBC show could actually win an Oscar.

When you're at the Oscars, it feels like the

In fact, they fight over getting invited to the Oscars.

The limousine queue goes back a whole mile throughout Hollywood.

The red carpet is more than 600 metres long.

There are camera crews from more than 100 countries.

And if you ever want to go to the Oscars, you can apply.

There are seats called the bleachers, where they let

And we'll bring you all the big winners from the night

From one big awards show to a big song contest.

The UK's entry for the annual Eurovision competition

Six acts are competing to represent Britain.

The last time we came first in the contest was 19 years ago,

but new changes to the voting system might bring the UK a bit more luck.

You can find out more about the Uk's Eurovision

Blue Peter's Lindsey has told Newsround she hopes she's inspired

kids like you to do something for Sport Relief.

She was trying to zorb across the sea from Northern Ireland

to Scotland for her epic challenge for the charity.

Unfortunately, weather conditions yesterday forced her to stop.

She sent Newsround this message once she made it to dry land.

I finished my challenge today, we had a really good go at it.

Unfortunately, I didn't make it all the way to Scotland from Ireland

when I was crossing, but I did go a really long way.

I did 17 nautical miles in the end, which

and chocolate, you would not believe.

But we gave it a really, really good go but we

But I just wanted to let you know that I'm

rested and healthy and happy, and the Blue Peter crew

were all here supporting me, I just ate a massive bowl of pasta

Thank you for all the support throughout this incredible

If it inspires you to do anything, hopefully it's to get involved this

Well done Lindsay. We are very proud of you.

Meet 5-year-old Murtaza from Afghanistan.

A photo of him wearing a plastic bag from a supermarket spread online.

He was wearing it because the bag looked like the Argentina strip,

When the Barcelona star saw it he sent Murtaza a signed shirt

so he never has to play football in a shopping bag again.

Head online to listen to the loudest burp!

I'll be back on CBBC tomorrow morning at 8:55.