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0:47Now PlayingAnd the nominees are …
The 2022 Academy Awards are almost upon us - the night when A-list actors, singers and other members of the Hollywood elite will descend upon the steps of the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles next month.
While the telecast is set to air on March 27 on ABC, the nominations were announced by Leslie Jordan and Tracee Ellis Ross on Feb. 8.
The pair revealed the nominees across 23 categories in the announcement, which streamed on the Oscars website and the Film Academy's social media accounts.
Kristen Stewart scored a nom for her role as Princess Diana in "Spencer," and will see herself competing against fan-favorites such as Nicole Kidman ("Being the Ricardos") and Olivia Colman ("The Lost Daughter"). "The Power of the Dog" and "Dune" scored 12 and 10 nominations, respectively. Will Smith may have two Oscars under his belt in one year this March, as he has received a nom for Best Actor and Best Picture for his role in "King Richard," which he also produced.
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