Oscars Move to Peacock Theater, Stream on YouTube

0:00It's March 27th. Welcome to Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI and packed with headlines. Big changes are coming for the Academy Awards. Starting with the Hudra First Oscars in 2029, the ceremony will move from Hollywood's Dolby Theatre to the Peacock Theatre in downtown Los Angeles. That's part of LA Live right next to Crypto.com, arena. The show will run there through 2039 and stream live on YouTube for the first time. The Academy is locked in a deal with Entertainment Giant AEG, which runs the venue. Until the 100th Oscars in 2028, everything stays at Dolby and airs on ABC as usual. Academy leaders are excited about the partnership, praising AEG's top-notch tech for live events. They see the new spot as ideal for celebrating movies with both in-person crowds and fans worldwide. Over the years, the Oscars have bounced around venues like the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel. Grownman's Chinese Theatre and the Shrine Auditorium before.

1:01Settling at Dolby in 2001, the YouTube partnership kicks off in 2029 and runs through 2033, covering red carpet, behind the scenes, and even the while. Governor's Ball, recent shows introduced a new Best Casting Award, signaling fresh updates ahead as the Oscars evolve.