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After the Golden Globes and the BAFTAs, the biggest film awards of the year are here: The Academy Awards, aka the Oscars.
The stars of Hollywood will be stepping out in their Sunday best for the glitziest bash of the year.
Will La La Land tap-dance its way to the top? Or will Moonlight shine through on the night?
If you want to be the first to know, your best option is to tune in live – though be warned, if you’re in the UK it’ll be a late night.
Here’s what you need to know.
Date and time
The Oscars take place this Sunday, February 26 at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood.
The ceremony kicks off at 5.30pm on Sunday, LA time – which for us in the UK will be 1.30am on Monday. Gulp.
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How to watch
Well first off you’re probably going to want a coffee on standby. Once that’s sorted, there are various options of how to tune in.
Sky TV customers will be able to watch the awards show on Sky Cinema’s Oscars channel. The coverage kicks off at 11.30pm, on Sky channel 304.
Those with a NOW TV account will also be able to stream Sky’s coverage.
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Otherwise, you can watch the whole thing on the official Oscars website here – and tune in from midnight if you also want to see the red carpet.
Who will the City of Stars be shining for? Get your sweepstake ready, and prepare for a long but exciting night.