Oscars: Top Films & Performances to Stream Before Awards

0:00This is Corey, here with your quick two-minute entertainment update. The 98th Academy Awards are just days away on March 15th, hosted by Conan O'Brien, live on ABC and Hulu at 7pm Eastern, 4pm. Pacific. With time running short, plenty of best-picture contenders and other nominees are streaming right now, from dramas to comedies and animations perfect, for catching up at home. Films like Centers lead with 16 nominations, including Best Picture, where Michael B. Jordan plays twins facing vampires in the 1930s, thriller-blending horror and social themes. One battle after another earned 13 nods, starring Leonardo DiCaprio as a desperate dad in Paul Thomas Anderson's action-packed story, Full of Revolutionaries in Satire. Families have options, too, like Pixar's Elio, a sci-fi adventure about a boy befriending aliens, and Zootopia 2, bringing back Judy Hopps and Nick. Wild for more buddy-cop fun against a sneaky snake.

1:00Animated hit-k-pop demon hunters mixes music and demons with a boy band twist, while Hamlet offers an emotional look at Shakespeare's life with Jessie. Buckley shining as his wife. Stand-out acting nods go to Ethan Hawke and Blue Moon as lyricist Lorenz Hart, Emma Stone in the Wild Bugonia, Kidnapping Comedy, and Timothy Shalamet. Hustling in Table tennis drama, Marty Supreme. Guillermo Deltoro's Frankenstein also impressed with nine nominations, featuring Jacob Allordie as the creature. Most are on platforms like Netflix, Apple TV, Amazon, Peacock, and Fandango at home. So grab your remote and dive in before the big show. Officials say viewer votes could sway the film of the year, too. A quick thank you to our sponsor of today's episode. Press play, put your head down. The sound is already there. S-O-L-I-SoliPillo.com.