Oscars 2019 live stream: Date, time, how and where to watch 91st Academy Awards live

Oscars 2019 will start with the Red Carpet arrivals at 6:30 pm ET, followed by the main event at 8 pm ET, on Sunday, February 24, at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, Los Angeles
UPDATED FEB 22, 2019

This year's Academy Awards is unique in a lot of ways. From going hostless for the first time in 30 years to having a film with an all-black cast running for the Best Picture category, a lot of big, wonderful stuff is in store for Hollywood's most prestigious night. Apart from the thrill and anticipation, and digging into the details of which star is wearing outfits designed by whom, the one thing that remains constant is the curiosity of those witnessing the grand night unfold. But not all of us can be on front seats cheering for our favorites as they take the golden man home. So for everybody interested in enjoying the show within the comforts of your home, here are some places you can live-stream the event.

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