Hollywood Minute: Oscars moving to new venue as Hollywood updates major traditions
The Academy Awards are making a major change, leaving the Dolby Theatre beginning in 2029.
(CNN) – The Academy Awards are making a major change, leaving the Dolby Theatre beginning in 2029 and moving to the Peacock Theater in downtown Los Angeles — a venue that has recently hosted major events like the Primetime Emmy Awards. That same year, the Oscars will also begin streaming on YouTube, marking a significant shift in how audiences watch Hollywood’s biggest night.
Amanda Peet is opening up about a deeply personal chapter in her life, revealing she was diagnosed with breast cancer while both of her parents were dying. In an essay for The New Yorker, she says writing became a way to cope with the emotional weight of the moment, describing the experience as something she entered with “zero context.”
Meanwhile, Ryan Gosling is set to star in a new film from directing duo Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert — known as “The Daniels” — following their Oscar-winning success with Everything Everywhere All at Once. Universal Pictures says production on the untitled project is expected to begin in Los Angeles this summer.
