The Oscars honored stars such as David Lynch, Gene Hackman and Jeff Baena during its “In Memoriam” segment, but Michelle Trachtenberg was not included in the tribute.

The Oscars are under fire for what many are calling a snub of Michelle Trachtenberg in the In Memoriam segment.

Academy Awards took place Sunday in Los Angeles, where several late movie stars were remembered by their grieving peers.

Michelle Trachtenberg was left out of the in memoriam segment of the Academy Awards just days after her shocking death -- and, fans aren't happy about it.

Michelle Trachtenberg sadly died just five ... One fan quipped: "Not giving David Lynch something more substantial than a 2 second in memoriam clip — #Oscars2025 you better sleep with both ...

One part of the ceremony that everyone pays attention to is the In Memoriam section, but one big star’s absence caught the eyes of cinephiles and pop culture aficionados alike. Morgan Freeman introduced the section by doing a poignant tribute to Oscar winner Gene Hackman who died on February 27,

Trachtenberg's death shocked fans and saddened co-stars, who remembered the child star-turned-teen show favorite as big-hearted and hard-working in social media tributes following her death. While her rise to fame was fueled in part by television appearances,

Fans are not pleased with David Lynch's short Oscars tribute and the omission of Michelle Trachtenberg, Tony Todd, Olivia Hussey and several other actors and filmmakers from the In Memoriam section at Sunday's 97th Academy Awards.

Oscars got reflective with the traditional In Memoriam segment celebrating the entertainment figures who died over the past year as the names scrolled onscreen. Notable names in filmmaking including David Lynch,

There was also the annual In Memoriam segment, which paid tribute to such icons as Bob Newhart, David Lynch and James Earl Jones, to name a few. But — as is nearly always the case — a few famous faces were missing from the memorial,

In a post on X, one user called Trachtenberg's omission "upsetting ... Fans online were upset that filmmaker David Lynch received just a few seconds of time during Sunday's In Memoriam segment.