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Oscars to Move from Hollywood to L.A. Live by 2029

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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced that the Oscars will relocate from the iconic Dolby Theatre in Hollywood to the Peacock Theatre at L.A. Live starting in 2029. This change comes as part of a new agreement with AEG, which owns L.A. Live, and will include significant upgrades to the venue. The Oscars will also begin streaming on YouTube in 2029, marking a major shift in how the ceremony is presented. Until then, the awards will continue to be held at the Dolby Theatre, which has hosted the event since 2002, culminating in its 100th ceremony in 2028.

Key Details: • Oscars will be held at the Peacock Theatre starting in 2029. • The current venue, Dolby Theatre, will host the awards until 2028. • The new streaming format will debut on YouTube in 2029.

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