You Are Backstage At The Oscars!
Jan. 22 2009, Published 1:14 p.m. ET
Oscar.com will boost its online video output before and during this year's February 22 ceremony, giving movie fans a real treat.
And a reason for winners to watch what they say or face YouTube immortality.
The site will stream continuous backstage footage during the show, along with a live feed from the press room where winners answer questions after giving their acceptance speeches.
Oscar.com will also offer the "Thank You Cam," a live video feed which allows winners who run out of time to finish their speeches. (Gee, thanks. There's a reason those windbags get cut off.)
- Johnny Depp's Longtime Pal, Legendary Rock N' Roll Guitarist Jeff Beck Dead At 78
- Prince Harry & Meghan Markle’s Tell-All Netflix Series Delayed To 2023 After Attacks On ‘The Crown’
- Dianne Feinstein Refuses To Retire Before Her Senate Term Ends In 2024 Despite Colleagues Arguing She Is 'Mentally Unfit To Serve'
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences -- which sponsors the award -- is also presenting "The Road to the Oscars" beginning one week before the bash.