The prestigious awards ceremony takes place this weekend. Find out everything you need to know including ceremony date and time and how to watch.
The 2019 Oscar nominations have been announced, and the 91st Academy Awards are set to take place this weekend.
The Favourite and Roma both lead the pack with 10 nominations each in a year while promises to be one of the most exciting ceremonies ever.
Get all the important info on the awards ceremony, including who's nominated, where and when it will take place and how you can watch it.
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What date does the Oscars 2019 take place?
The 91st Academy awards will take place on Sunday 24 February 2019 (the early hours of Monday 25 February UK time).
What time does the Oscars 2019 take place?
The Oscars will start from 5pm Pacific Time which, will be at 1am GMT.
Where is the Oscars 2019 ceremony taking place?
The 91st Academy Awards ceremony will take place at Hollywood's Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, USA.
Where can you watch the Oscars 2019?
In the UK you can watch coverage of the Oscars on Sky, where they usually have a Sky Cinema Oscars Channel.
The pay as you go site offers a 14 day free trial also. However it will be £9.99 a month if you fail to cancel thereafter.
What are the nominations for the Oscars 2019?
Who is hosting the Oscars 2019?
Currently this is still unconfirmed.
Kevin Hart was originally booked for the job, but stepped down from the role after the resurfacing of homophobic jokes and tweets.
It has been rumoured that the ceremony will either not feature a host, or will have several people present different portions of the show.