Oscars

The Oscars, also known as the Academy Awards, is an annual film awards ceremony presented by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to honor achievements in world cinema. The event features various competitive branches and awards, including categories such as Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Original Song, and Best International Feature Film.

Countries around the world participate by selecting official submissions for international recognition, with national selection committees narrowing down slates of domestic films to represent their nations. The multi-month campaign leading up to the annual telecast involves film studios, television networks, and publicists preparing entries across blockbusters, indie hits, and foreign features.

Organizers plan the ceremony years in advance, officially establishing schedules for upcoming events such as the 99th ceremony taking place in 2027 and the landmark 100th anniversary telecast scheduled for 2028. The live television broadcast remains a focal point for major entertainment milestones, high-profile musical performances, and historic hosting appearances.