After an exciting, packed awards season, the 96th Academy Awards are less than a week away. 2023 was a great year for cinema.In addition to Babenheimer saving box office, many critically acclaimed films have found a passionate fan base in theaters (and letterbox accounts) around the world. Many of the best drama films of 2023 have already been honored on the awards circuit, and this Sunday, Hollywood will come together to conclude the celebration of this year's most acclaimed title. Among the top candidates of the year are historical epics like Oppenheimer and The Killer of the Flower Moon, thoughtful comedies like the Poor, holdovers, American fiction, acclaimed foreign-language dramas like the Anatomy of the Fall, zones of interest, and past lives, and the ever-present, ever-iconic Barbie. While some of the big snubs could be on the minds of viewers (like Greta Gerwig's best director), read on to learn how to watch and stream the 2024 Oscar for racial presentation both on the red carpet and on stage (including options for frugal film fans). .

The 96th Academy Awards will air on ABC on Sunday,March10at7PM EST/4PM PT. (Note: This is 5 hours earlier than the usual start time of awards shows like the Golden Globe and Emmy Awards, 1 hour earlier.)If you still have a cable, you can also tune in to the local ABC channel, or connect your computer or mobile phone via the ABC website or app, or viewers can connect an indoor antenna to your TV to access the local station for free.

If you want to stream an Oscar, you can stream the ceremony on youtube TV, Hulu with Live TV, DirectTV Stream, Fubo TV (all offering a free trial), or where you stream live shows on the Academy Awards' official YouTube channel, the 2nd screen is available so that deaf and deaf viewers can follow the ceremony with the help of ASL interpreters. And then

for each breed, the first round of presenters will include: Zendaya, Michelle Pfeiffer, Nicholas Cage, Al Pacino, Brendan Fraser, Michelle Yeoh, Ke'hara, octavia spencer, ramy youssef.

Following the Oscar tradition, each of the best original song nominees has performed live on Sunday night. The most anticipated number of nights is definitely "I'm Just Ken" from Barbie; as Variety confirmed last week, Ryan Gosling will perform other performances of the dramatic alongside Mark Ronson, Billy Irish and Phineas O'Connell's "What Was I Made For.""From Barbie; Becky G's "Fire Inside" from Flamin'Hot; John Batiste's "It never Went Away" from the American Symphony; and Scott George and Osage Singers' "Wahzhazhe (Song for My People)" from The Murderers of the Flower Moon.