It’s the glitziest night of the film calendar\u00a0\u2013 the Oscars! Here’s everything you need to know about this year’s award ceremony.<\/p>\n
Where and when are the Oscars?<\/h3>\n
The\u00a092nd\u00a0Academy Awards will take place on\u00a0Sunday February 9, at the Dolby Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles.<\/p>\n
What time are the Oscars?<\/h3>\n
The stars will start arriving on the red carpet\u00a0from 10pm, while the\u00a0 ceremony itself will kick off at around 1am (GMT).<\/p>\n
How can I watch the Oscars on TV in the UK?<\/h3>\n
In the UK, the ceremony will be broadcast on Sky Cinema, with red carpet coverage beginning at 10pm, and the ceremony itself starting around 1am GMT.\u00a0If you do not subscribe to Sky, it is possible to sign up with\u00a0NOW TV for\u00a0a free 7 day trial of their Sky Cinema pass.<\/p>\n
How can I watch the red carpet online?<\/h3>\n
Oscars All Access: Red Carpet Live, the official red carpet preview show featuring interviews with stars as they arrive outside the Dolby Theatre, will be streamed online via the Academy’s Twitter account<\/a> from 11.30pm.<\/p>\n Todd Phillips’s\u00a0disturbing and timely thriller\u00a0Joker, which stars Joaquin Phoenix as the\u00a0Batman villain, and\u00a0Quentin Tarantino’s sun-soaked love letter to 1960s movie making,\u00a0Once Upon a Time in Hollywood\u00a0lead\u00a0this year’s\u00a0Oscar nominations pack, with 10 and nine nominations respectively.\u00a0Close on their heels is\u00a01917, Sam Mendes’ technically brilliant war epic, which is up for eight nominations.\u00a0<\/p>\n They are joined in the Best Picture category by\u00a0Little Women, Greta Gerwig’s (who herself controversially missed out\u00a0on a Best Director nomination) emotionally-wrought\u00a0and visually-stunning adaptation of Louis May Alcott’s classic coming-of-age novel; her partner Noah Baumbach’s hilarious and raw divorce film\u00a0Marriage Story;\u00a0 Taika Waititi’s satirical Nazi\u00a0comedy Jojo Rabbit;\u00a0Ford vs Ferarri (to be released in the UK as Le Mans \u201966); and Parasite, a blood-spattered social satire from South Korean director Bong Joon-ho, which could be the first ever foreign language film to win the most prestigious category.<\/p>\n Read the full list of nominees here.<\/strong><\/p>\nWho are the nominees?<\/h3>\n
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