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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science finally has an opening date for their soon-to-be-completed museum, as Tom Hanks announced at the Oscars that the Academy Museum will open its doors on December 14, 2020.

“We cannot wait to welcome the whole world to the Academy Museum. When our doors open on December 14, our thrilling combination of exhibitions, screenings, and public and educational programs will create unparalleled experiences for movie lovers everywhere,” said museum director Bill Kramer.

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Hanks will serve as a co-chair the museum’s campaign alongside Annette Bening and Disney CEO Bob Iger. Located along the Miracle Mile in Los Angeles, the museum will feature four floors of exhibits with more details on the museum’s contents to come.

“The dream of this museum will finally become a reality — a gathering place for filmmakers and movie fans from around the world, where we can share the Oscars legacy and further fulfill the Academy‘s mission to connect the world through cinema,” said Academy CEO Dawn Hudson.

Oscars 2020: The Most Outrageous Red Carpet Looks (Photos)

The rain didn't keep the head-turning fashions away from the red carpet. Check out the most outrageous looks from the Oscars.
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Billie Eilish wore an oversized Chanel coat. The Grammy darling will be performing tonight.
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Spike Lee paid homage to Kobe Bryant in a purple and yellow suit with Bryant's number -- 24 -- embroidered on the lapels. Matching kicks finished the look.
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Billy Porter took a walk on the wild side in this animal print dress and sparkling gold top.
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An expectant America Ferrera showed off her baby bump in her self-described "warrior queen" look finished with a metallic headband from her indigenous peoples.
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Janelle Monae sparkled in a hooded silver gown which featured 168,000 hand-embroidered crystals.
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"The Irishman" costume designer Sandy Powell has gotten autographs at every awards season on her suit.
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Sandra Oh played with volume with these flared sleeves and feathered train.
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Olivia Colman looked regal in navy with unusual cap sleeves.
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Natalie Portman made a not-so-subtle statement with the names of the female directors not nominated this year embroidered on her cape.
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Saoirse Ronan embraced the peplum trend in a big way.
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Timothee Chalamet bucked the black tie trend in this navy jumpsuit.
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Kristen Wiig turned heads in this dramatic structured gown with contrasting black gloves.
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Gal Gadot wore this racy lacy top paired with a soft whisper pink tulle skirt.
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