After a long and teeming wait, here we are: here it is Oscar night 2023. Between red carpets and musical performances, between gags and unscheduled entr’actes, there is great curiosity to attend the awards ceremony of the 95th Academy Awards. Will there be a new “slapgate” in the wake of the Will Smith-Chris Rock case? Will there be some amazing “La la land”-style gaffe? The answers are around the corner.
As for the awards, the film with the most nominations at the Oscars 2023 is “Everything Everywhere All at Once” by Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert with 11 nominations. Immediately after, at 9 noms, Edward Berger’s “All Quiet on the Western Front” and Martin McDonagh’s “Island Spirits”. There’s also a bit of Italy: Alice Rohrwacher’s “Le pupille” is in the running for the Oscar for best documentary, while Aldo Signoretti is in the running for best make-up and hairstyling for the film “Elvis”.
Guests and expected stars
The 2023 Oscars Awards Ceremony will be presented by Jimmy Kimmelfor the third time at the helm of the event after the 2017 and 2018 editions. Known for his “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”, the 55-year-old hosted two of the most watched evenings ever and wanted to celebrate his appointment as Host with an unmissable video in which he plays Tom Cruise in the film “Top Gun: Maverick”.
The red carpet is one of the most awaited moments by fans from all over the world, especially by fashion enthusiasts. The night of the Oscars 2023 will boast great guests, starting from Rihanna: returning from the success at the Super Bowl, the American artist will sing “Lift me up”, a song from the soundtrack of the film “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever”. Also present Diana Warren And Lady Gaga, who will play “Applause” (from the movie “Tell it like a Woman”) and “Hold my Hand” (from the movie “Top Gun: Maverick”), respectively. Good news for Talking Heads fans: he will also be performing at the Dolby Theater David Byrne with “This is a Life” from the movie “Everything Everywhere All at Once”.
How and where to see the night of the Oscars 2023
The event will be held at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles starting at 20.00 local time, when in Italy it will be 23.15. The pre-show lasts over two hours, while the actual ceremony will start at 2.00 am Italian time, and will last for about three hours. There direct of the night of the Oscars 2023 will be available in Italy on Sky channels. Going into detail, it will be possible to follow it on Sky Cinema Oscar on Sky channel 303, Sky Uno on channel 108 and free-to-air on Tv8. The event will also be available in stream with NOW and with Sky Go.