TheWrap's Steve Pond and Jeremy Fuster unpack how YouTube could capture a more diverse audience for the century-old award show ...

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced that its annual award show – the Oscars – will begin to air for ...

Every year at Gold Derby, no single event measures up to the cultural significance of the Oscars. That's why when the Academy announced a partnership with YouTube, moving the ceremony to the streaming ...

On today's 'Daily Variety' podcast, Clayton Davis and Michael Schneider unpack Hollywood’s latest surprise – the Oscars move to YouTube in 2029.

The deal taking the Oscars to YouTube could help the embattled Academy Awards hit the reset button for future ceremonies.

That’s a strong number in today’s TV environment, for sure, and since the Oscars also still pull in lots of premium ...

YouTube announced that it has secured the global rights to Hollywood's biggest night, a major victory in the fight over live ...

But only the Academy Awards get to advertise as “Hollywood’s Biggest Night.” The Oscars celebrate the best and brightest in ...

The change comes after the Oscars have been broadcast on the network since 1976, and will stay there until 2028, with YouTube ...

The Academy Awards have found a new home. Starting in 2029, the Oscars will stream live and for free to more than 2 billion ...

The landmark deal reflects declining TV audiences and a strategic bet on streaming platforms to hopefully future-proof the ...

The Academy Awards will end their 50-year run on ABC to stream exclusively and free of charge on YouTube starting in 2029, a deal that extends through 2033 The partnership grants YouTube exclusive ...