Oscars 2022 live: How to watch, who is hosting, and start time

The biggest night in Hollywood is finally here (Picture: Credit Getty / Metro.co.uk)

Popcorn at the ready – the 94th Academy Awards ceremony is finally here.

Tonight, the best and brightest of Hollywood will gather on the red carpet for the movie event of the year.

All eyes are on The Power Of The Dog, coming in with a whopping 12 nominations, while Dune follows closely with 10.

Andrew Garfield and Will Smith are among the actors hoping to take home Best Leading Actor, with Olivia Colman and Kristen Stewart vying to win Leading Actress.

Tune in tonight to find out who will take home the coveted golden trophies.

What time do the Oscars start tonight?

The ceremony will run from 1am UK time (8pm ET) and continue until 4am.

How to watch the Oscars in the UK

Sky has launched a temporary channel to broadcast the event live at 1am.

Sky Cinema Oscars will be broadcast on channel 302.

Who is hosting the Oscars?

This year’s Oscars 2022 will be hosted by Regina Hall, Amy Schumer, and Wanda Sykes.

This is the first year that the Oscars have had a host since 2018.

In a joint statement, the three hosts said: ‘We want people to get ready to have a good time. It’s been a while.’

Follow Metro.co.uk’s live rolling coverage of the 94th Academy Awards as it happens.

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