By ABC News
March 15, 2026
Hollywood, CA — After the Academy unveiled its nominees back in January, cinema’s most anticipated evening has arrived. On Sunday, March 15, actors, directors, and producers will gather at the Dolby Theatre for the 98th Academy Awards.
By the time the ceremony ends, a select few among filmmakers and performers will claim the esteemed Oscar statuette. Honours cover Best Picture, Best Director, the acting trophies, as well as technical prizes such as Best Cinematography and Best Visual Effects.
Leading this year’s slate of contenders are:
• “Eclipse at Dawn,” nominated for Best Picture, Best Director and two acting awards
• “Whispers in the Wind,” a strong candidate in the Original Screenplay and Cinematography categories
• “Neon Skies,” celebrated for its achievements in sound design and production design
On the acting front, veteran performers will go head-to-head with newcomers. Will a first-time nominee pull off a surprise win, or will a seasoned favourite add another Oscar to their collection?
Comedian Maya Lin will host the evening, featuring performances by Best Original Song nominees and tributes to departed filmmakers.
ABC News will broadcast live coverage from 5 p.m. PT, including red-carpet moments, interviews, and expert insights. Tune in to see who leaves with an Oscar.
📊 Market Context & Insight
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