With the Oscars nearly here, we’re in for a star-filled night.
The 2024 Academy Awards will bring countless A-listers to the Dolby Theatre on Sunday, with Jimmy Kimmel presiding as host for the fourth time.
And if you don’t have cable, fear not; there are plenty of ways to watch the stars of the silver screen on your small screen.
Read on for the scoop on this year’s Super Bowl of cinema — including how to stream it at home on sites like Sling $45/month $23/first month).
When are the 2024 Oscars?
The Academy Awards will air on Sunday, March 10 on ABC at 7 p.m. ET this year — an hour earlier than usual.
As for what to expect when this year’s show kicks off? “I just want to make sure for the people who are watching and the people who are there that we bring the proper amount of respect and also the proper amount of disrespect to the proceedings,” Kimmel told ABC News.
“I always dreamed of hosting the Oscars exactly four times,” the comedian also quipped in a statement.
How to watch the 2024 Oscars
Plugged into pop culture but cutting the cord? The Oscars (and the preceding red carpet festivities on E!) are available to stream on live TV services like Sling Blue ($45/month $23/first month).
The streamer, which is currently offering half off the first month for new subscribers, includes over 40 channels ideal for bingeing Bravo, Lifetime and more after awards season ends.
Several services that offer 7-day free trials will also be airing the Oscars, including Philo ($25/month after free trial) and Fubo ($80/month after free trial).
For even more cable-free options, Hulu + Live TV ($77/month) and DirecTV Stream ($80+/month) also offer ABC.
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