The longest awards season in awards season history is finally coming to an end.
The longest awards season in awards season history finally came to a close with an Oscars unlike any Oscars you've seen before. Sunday's 93rd Academy Awards honored the best of the best in cinema with an intimate, almost entirely in-person ceremony.
"We all have gotten a little bit of Zoom fatigue," director Glenn Weiss told ET. "As a result of that, we really wanted to bring a celebration without distraction. We wanted to bring something where people at home are a part of it and are experiencing this room in a same way."
Breaking from tradition, that room was in Downtown L.A.'s Union Station and not the Oscars' usual home at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood. The ceremony went host-less, featured a nontraditional red carpet and, due to COVID safety precautions, only nominees and their guests were in attendance.
ET was right here, though, providing you live coverage of the entire night.
And stay tuned to ETonline.com for complete Oscars coverage.
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