The 2026 Oscar nominations are set to be announced today, unveiling the complete list of nominees. Actors, actresses, and film industry professionals are eagerly anticipating the chance for their work to be recognized by The Academy before the prestigious ceremony at The Dolby Theatre in Hollywood.
The highly anticipated A List ceremony, scheduled for March 15, is considered a pinnacle event in the Hollywood calendar. Stay updated by following our live blog to discover the nominees competing for an Oscar nod.
Laurie Borg, an executive producer for the film Hamnet, expressed his delight at the movie receiving eight nominations. Reflecting on the success, he mentioned that the team never expected such recognition, calling it a marvelous achievement.
Diane Warren, a renowned songwriter, secured her 17th Oscar nomination for the song “Dear Me” featured in the documentary Diane Warren: Relentless. While yet to win a competitive Oscar, Warren received an Honorary Academy Award in 2022.
Autumn Durald Arkapaw, nominated for Cinematography for her work on Sinners, was surprised by the film’s record-breaking 16 nominations. Despite initial doubts, Arkapaw shared her excitement, emphasizing the dedication and hard work of the film’s creators.
Although a commercial success, Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande, stars of Sinners, did not receive nominations in the Best Actress and Supporting Actress categories, and the movie missed out on a Best Picture nomination.
Timothee Chalamet made Oscars history as the youngest man to receive three nominations. His current Best Actor nomination for Marty Supreme marks his third in the category and second consecutive nomination.
Paul Mescal was notably absent from the Best Supporting Actor nominations, despite speculation due to his role in Hamnet. The nominated actors for the category include Wunmi Mosaku for her performance in Sinners.
The Oscars set a new record with Sinners receiving 16 nominations across various categories. The film’s nominations span from Best Picture to Best Original Song, showcasing its widespread recognition within the industry.
The Academy’s CEO, Bill Kramer, and President, Janet Yang, expressed their excitement about Conan returning as host, praising his ability to guide the evening with humor, warmth, and respect.
