Oscars Telecast To Air From Multiple Locations

due to the coronavirus pandemic — with studios repeatedly pushing release dates and film festivals scrapping plans or moving online — prompting awards bodies to postpone their respective telecasts and adjust eligibility rules to account for continued uncertainty.Below, ET has your handy awards season calendar to keep you up to date as we learn more about what's to come for the Oscars, Golden Globes, GRAMMYs, BAFTA Awards and more.The 78th annual Golden Globe Awards -- originally scheduled for

first-ever virtually telecast Golden Globes Awards in a huge “consider the circumstances” kind of way.Sunday night’s broadcast on NBC was, obviously, more technically challenging due to its coronavirus pandemic realities. That was immediately apparent when the audio cut out on Daniel Kaluuya — the very first award winner — leaving presenter Laura Dern momentarily speechless until Kaluuya’s audio returned about 10 seconds later.

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Eddie Murphy is very much open to hosting the Oscars — just not amid the coronavirus pandemic. In this exclusive clip from, airing Thursday, the legendary comedian talks about the exciting possibility.Hall asks 59-year-old Murphy if there is any chance he would host the Oscars.

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The Twilight Zone has been cancelled after two seasons.The show, which saw the Get Out filmmaker host and narrate the episodic anthology, ran for two seasons on CBS All Access.The news was confirmed at ViacomCBS’ investor presentation ahead of the launch of streaming service Paramount+ next month.“Jordan Peele, Simon Kinberg and the entire production team truly reimagined The Twilight Zone for the modern age,” Paramount+ head of programming Julie McNamara said in a statement to The Hollywood

Elaine Low Senior TV WriterThe Jordan Peele reboot of “The Twilight Zone” will not be returning following its two-season run.“Jordan Peele, Simon Kinberg and the entire production team truly reimagined ‘The Twilight Zone’ for the modern age,” said Julie McNamara, Paramount Plus programming chief.

The second season of the reboot of The Twilight Zone was submitted for your approval, to borrow the famous phrase of original sci-fi creator Rod Serling. Apparently, there wasn’t enough approval, as sources have confirmed to Deadline that CBS All-Access won’t continue with the show for a third season.

with the Golden Globes airing Sunday. Now, The Post kicks off its annual Academy Awards tracker — Gold Digger.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle Editor The Hollywood Foreign Press Association wants the nominees of the 78th Golden Globes to stay home and be safe.Just last week, the HFPA invited presenters to appear in person at the Beverly Hilton or New York’s Rainbow Room on the big night.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorLive from New York or Beverly Hills, it’s the 78th Golden Globe Awards.While the Hollywood Foreign Press Association and NBC announced earlier this month that the Globes would be broadcast live from both costs, with Tina Fey from New York’s Rainbow Room (at the top of Rockefeller Center) and Amy Poehler at the Beverly Hilton, plans were not revealed for how presenters and nominees would appear.Variety has learned that Globe producers are

announced Wednesday that this year's Oscars will take place from multiple locations, one of them being the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, California, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. "In this unique year that has asked so much of so many, the Academy is determined to present an Oscars like none other, while prioritizing the public health and safety of all those who will participate," an Academy spokesperson told Variety.

an in-person ceremony this year.

Like everything else, the Oscars will be very different this year.

As the awards season gets delayed duo to coronavirus, we are being patient and waiting for the calm after the storm. And while COID safety is the need of the hour at the moment, many award academies are taking responsibility to do their best to maintain safety guidelines.

The Academy is stressing the importance of public health and safety amid the Coronavirus pandemic, and thus, the 2021 Oscars will take place from multiple locations.

The 93rd Oscars already will be noticeably different because of the impact of the coronavirus pandemic — just look at its April 25, 2021 ceremony date, the latest-ever for the annual event. As a result, this year’s eligibility rules and timelines have been tweaked and retweaked as the movie awards season has been forced to adapt and change.

Also Read: Oscars Voters Top 9,000, and You Can Thank Agents for ThatThe statement, from an Academy spokesperson:“In this unique year that has asked so much of so many, the Academy is determined to present an Oscars like none other, while prioritizing the public health and safety of all those who will participate.