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Nominations for the 91st Academy Awards will undoubtedly be announced Tuesday morning at 8:20 am/7:20c, with small-screen stars Kumail Nanjiani (Silicon Valley) and Tracee Ellis Ross (black-ish) readily available to reveal the films and actors in the running for cinema's highest honor.
The announcement, which you may stream live via the video above, will soon be split into two parts. The next half, that will include nominations for Best Actress, Best Actor and Best Picture, will become at 8:30 am ET.
Obviously, the matter of who will host this year's Oscars has grabbed even more headlines than the potential nominees. Comedian Kevin Hart, who was originally tapped for the job, stepped down in December after receiving backlash for past tweets that included homophobic jokes.
Despite an effort from Ellen DeGeneres to get Hart re-hired as Oscars host, Hart said on Good Morning America earlier this month that he was “over it” and would not be emceeing the ceremony, leaving many to speculate whether this year's broadcast will simply go with out a host.
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