The Oscars 2022 awards ceremony has arrived, so get your predictions ready before you head to your parties. This last part is important: To enjoy the show, it’s necessary to learn how to watch the Oscars 2022.
Sunday, March 27, at 8 p.m. ET will see the 94th Academy Awards. After last year’s reduced-capacity ceremony held at Los Angeles Union Station, the ceremony will return to its home at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles. The ceremony will be held at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. Live from E!Oscars red-carpet and all the glitter and glamour we’ve come accustomed to from the show should be back in place.
Wanda Sykes and Regina Hall will host the ceremony. This marks the first time since 2018 that the ceremony has had an emcee. It will also mark the first time that multiple hosts have been present since 2011.
Nominations were made on Tuesday, February 8. It’s shaping up as a historic evening. It’s not only historic, The Power of the DogIt was the most-nominated film (with 12), and it is the first film directed or produced by a woman to have received more than ten nominations. Jane Campion is the film’s director and the first woman to get more than one Academy Award nomination. Meanwhile, CODAThis is the first film to feature a deaf cast and be nominated best picture. Drive My CarIt is the first Japanese film nominated in the same category.
No matter which film you want to root for, we have the guide on how to watch the Oscars 20,22. (PS. Don’t forget to attend the Vanity Fair Oscars party 2022 immediately after.
How to live-stream the Oscars 2022
You can also watch the Oscars live on ABC, just like last year. You can also stream the Oscars live online if you don’t have cable or access to live television.
Hulu Live TV
Hulu subscribers and free trial users can stream the Oscars. ABC is also included on the channel list so you can cheer for your favorite stars all night.
FuboTV
Fubo TV offers a paid subscription and a free trial, depending on where you are located. This should allow you to access the 2022 Oscars ceremony. The platform offers a seven day free trial so sign-up before the Oscars. FuboTV also offers a DVR option. If you have plans for Sunday night, you can record it for later during the week.
Source: Glamour
