Danielle Brooks and Lewis Pullman to Announce 2026 Oscar Nominations

They will share the names of nominees for the 98th Academy Awards at 5:30 a.m. PT/8:30 a.m. ET on January 22

Danielle Brooks and Lewis Pullman will announce the 98th Oscar nominations on January 22, the Academy announced on Thursday. They will reveal the names of the 2026 nominees in all 24 categories live from the Samuel Goldwyn Theater at 5:30 a.m. PT/8:30 a.m. ET.

The global live stream will be available on several platforms: Oscar.com, Oscars.org and via the Academy’s TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and Facebook; on ABC’s “Good Morning America,” “ABC News Live,” Disney+ and Hulu. 

Brooks was nominated for Best Supporting Actress in 2024 for playing Sofia in
Blitz Bazawule’s big-screen adaptation of “The Color Purple” musical, a role she had previously played in 2015 on Broadway.

Pullman currently costars in Mona Fastvold’s period drama “The Testament of Ann Lee,” playing the supportive brother of Amanda Seyfried’s title character, who became the leader of the Shakers.

Be sure to check out TheWrap’s Awards Tracker, which uses data from precursor awards to predict this year’s Oscar nominees.

Best Picture

  1. One Battle After Another
    Probability: 66.67% Up: 16.67%

    Nominations: Oscars, SAG, BAFTA, PGA, GG, Critics Choice

    Wins: GG, Critics Choice

    “One Battle After Another” marks the third consecutive Best Picture nominee for director Paul Thomas Anderson following “Licorice Pizza” and “Phantom Thread.”

  2. Sinners
    Probability: 33% Up: 23.00%

    Nominations: Oscars, SAG, BAFTA, PGA, GG, Critics Choice

    22 other films this century have gotten the same Best Picture nominations and wins as “Sinners.” Only one (“The King’s Speech”) won Best Picture. That being said, Two of the three films that previously held the nomination record (“All About Eve” and “Titanic”) won Best Picture.

  3. Marty Supreme
    Probability: 25% Up: 15.91%

    Nominations: Oscars, SAG, BAFTA, PGA, GG, Critics Choice

    Timothée Chalamet has now starred in eight Best Picture nominees across the past 10 Academy Awards ceremonies.

  4. Frankenstein
    Probability: 25% Up: 15.00%

    Nominations: Oscars, SAG, PGA, GG, Critics Choice

    Eight other films this century have gotten the same Best Picture nominations and wins as “Frankenstein.” Two (“Million Dollar Baby” and “CODA”) won the Oscar despite missing at the BAFTAs.

  5. Hamnet
    Probability: 20% Up: 3.33%

    Nominations: Oscars, SAG, BAFTA, PGA, GG, Critics Choice

    Wins: GG

    There are five films this century that, like “Hamnet,” got nominations at the Actor Awards, PGAs and BAFTAs, won Best Drama at the Globes and lost Best Picture at Critics Choice. Only one (“Moonlight”) won Best Picture at the Oscars.

  6. Train Dreams
    Probability: 1% No change: 0%

    Nominations: Oscars, PGA, Critics Choice

    Joel Edgerton last starred in a Best Picture nominee in 2012 (“Zero Dark Thirty”)

  7. Sentimental Value
    Probability: 1% No change: 0%

    Nominations: Oscars, BAFTA, PGA, GG, Critics Choice

    Joachim Trier’s “The Worst Person in the World” picked up nominations for Best International Feature and Best Original Screenplay, but it was not recognized in Best Picture or any acting categories.

  8. The Secret Agent
    Probability: 1% No change: 0%

    Nominations: Oscars, GG

    Last year, “I’m Still Here” became the first Brazilian film and the first Portuguese-speaking film nominated for Best Picture. “The Secret Agent” is now the second.

  9. F1
    Probability: 1% No change: 0%

    Nominations: Oscars, PGA

    Read TheWrap’s coverage with the team behind “F1” here

  10. Bugonia
    Probability: 1% No change: 0%

    Nominations: Oscars, PGA, GG, Critics Choice

    “Bugonia” marks Yorgos Lanthimos and Emma Stone’s third collaboration (following “The Favourite” and “Poor Things”) to get a Best Picture nomination.

The Academy shared the following breakdown of the January 22 announcement:

5:30 a.m. PST
(Not listed in order of presentation and subject to change)

Actor in a Supporting Role 
Actress in a Supporting Role 
Animated Short Film 
Costume Design
Live Action Short Film
Makeup and Hairstyling 
Music (Original Score) 
Writing (Adapted Screenplay)
Writing (Original Screenplay)

5:41 a.m. PST
(Not listed in order of presentation and subject to change)

Actor in a Leading Role 
Actress in a Leading Role 
Animated Feature Film 
Best Picture
Casting
Cinematography 
Directing 
Documentary Feature Film 
Documentary Short Film 
Film Editing
International Feature Film 
Music (Original Song) 
Production Design 
Sound
Visual Effects

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