The 1st Academy Awards (Oscars) were presented on May 16, 1929, at a private dinner held at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel. Tickets cost $5 and only 270 people attended to the event. The ceremony lasted only 15 minutes.
Unlike later events, the winners had been announced months prior to the ceremony. In some cases nominations were made without reference to a specific film. Unlike after ceremonies, awards could be granted to the nominees for multiple works within a year.
24 Academy Awards were presented.
Only if they are presented special awards or are nominees who win in their categories.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) technically owns the Oscar statuettes until they are presented. Winners sign a contract which makes them the legal owners of their Oscars, although they cannot sell their Oscars without first offering to sell them back to the Academy for $1 USD.
Traditionally, either the Best Supporting Actor or Best Supporting Actress award is one of the first revealed during the Oscars ceremony. The other award is usually announced an hour or so later.
The Academy Awards, AKA the Oscars.
The first Oscars for acting were presented for 1927/1928 to Emil Jannings (Best Actor) and Janet Gaynor (Best Actress).
Walt Disney, of course.
Presented themselves with Oscars
None. As a television show, Scrubs was not eligible for an Oscar. Oscars are only presented to motion pictures which premiere within Los Angeles County.
The Oscars
"Inception" won the 2010 Oscars for sound editing and sound mixing at the 83rd Academy Awards, presented on February 27, 2011.
Various people. Whoopie, Steve Martin and Billy Chrystal presented it several times.