Vanity Fair is set to host its 32nd annual Oscar after-party, a highly anticipated event that will take place immediately following the 2026 Academy Awards. The exclusive gathering is scheduled for Sunday, March 15, at the prestigious Los Angeles County Museum of Art, marking a notable change from its previous long-term venue at the Wallis Annenberg Center.
Red-Carpet Livestream Details
Fans eager to catch a glimpse of celebrity arrivals will be able to tune in via a red-carpet livestream. The coverage will be available on vanityfair.com and Vanity Fair's official YouTube channel, commencing at 10.30pm Eastern Time, which corresponds to 7.30pm Pacific Time. This digital broadcast ensures that viewers worldwide can participate in the glamour and excitement of the evening.
Hosts Announced for the Event
Vanity Fair has revealed that the red-carpet livestream will be hosted by a trio of popular internet personalities: Quenlin Blackwell, Brittany Broski, and Jake Shane. Their involvement is expected to bring a fresh and engaging dynamic to the coverage, appealing to a broad audience of entertainment enthusiasts.
The shift to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art for this year's party highlights Vanity Fair's commitment to creating a memorable and sophisticated experience for attendees. As one of the most sought-after events during Oscar weekend, the after-party continues to be a cornerstone of Hollywood's celebration of cinematic achievements.
