Oscars Week is portrayed as a major industry celebration with fashion, charity, and media events that extend Hollywood’s weeklong festivities beyond the main ceremony.

The press release reiterates the Academy’s mission and structure, noting its museums, collections, educational programs, and official social channels.

The piece is authored by Lex Briscuso, a film and TV critic for IGN.

The article mentions an interview with Miles Caton from the BAFTAs 2026 as related content.

Several nominees remain in theatres or streaming, and there is an AP guide to watching the Oscar-nominated films.

Pre-Oscars events highlighted include various galas and dinners, such as the Time Women of the Year Gala and Essence Black Women in Hollywood Awards, among others.

A comprehensive guide outlines the 98th Academy Awards, including the ceremony date, host, and a full week of leading parties and events across multiple venues.

The Oscars will feature live performances of two nominated songs, including Golden from Kpop Demon Hunters and I Lied to You from Sinners, with Misty Copeland and Josh Groban among the performers, plus a broad cast of musicians and actors supporting each number.

The ceremony will be covered with a live pre-show, red carpet interviews, and fashion analysis, and will air on ABC with a streaming option on Hulu on March 15, 2026.

A Sinners tribute will showcase the film’s visual style and expand into a cinematic sequence celebrating music and storytelling as part of the ceremony.

The article includes standard credits and notices and directs readers to view the full Deadline piece for complete details.

The 2026 Oscars feature 24 competitive categories, with five nominees per category except Best Picture, which has ten; key categories include Best Picture, Director, Actor, Actress, and Original/Adapted Screenplays.