The Academy Awards have been around for nearly 100 years. Throughout the awards show’s history, there have been seven ties. Here’s a look at the surprising moments.

"A tie, wow we didn't know that could happen," exclaimed The Singers' director Sam A Davis. This is the seventh time that votes have resulted in a tie in the Academy's nearly-100 year old history, the most recent was in 2013 when both Skyfall and Zero Dark Thirty won for best sound editing.

Potterville is a long way from Los Angeles, but that didn’t keep the small, Michigan community from getting a shoutout on Hollywood’s biggest night. It happened when Michigan filmmaker Sam Davis was onstage accepting an Oscar for his film,

One of the biggest surprises of Oscars night came early on -- and in the Best Live Action Shot film category -- where the Academy Awards had its seventh tie in history. Kumail Nanjiani took the stage Sunday night to announce the winner in the Live Action Short Film category,