Teyana Taylor’s Tense Moment - What You Didn’t See on TV at the Oscars - Where to Watch the Winning Films

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What’s Next for Michael B. Jordan and More

Though the Oscars are over, audiences won’t have to wait too long for some of this year’s acting-Oscar nominees and winners to grace their screens again. Nominees like Jacob Elordi and Kate Hudson are headed back to their TV day jobs; newly crowned best-actor winner Michael B. Jordan is wrapping his next directorial feature; and Elle Fanning is preparing to make her first major movie with older sister Dakota. Whether your favorite performer is poised to be back in the pop-culture conversation or planning to go into ghost mode until the Oscars 2027, Savannah Walsh has a guide on where to watch the 2026 acting-Oscar nominees and winners next.

Elsewhere in HWD, Kase Wickman runs down a tense moment at the Oscars, with Teyana Taylor saying she was shoved by a security guard; Erin Vanderhoof tells us where to watch all of the Oscar-winning movies; Joy Press and Rebecca Ford present their annual rundown of the best behind-the-scenes moments from the Oscar red carpet, the ceremony, and the after-parties; and we present our favorite unexpected pairings at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party.

Thank You, Next

As we roll up the red carpet on the Oscars 2026, here’s a guide to where all of the year’s nominated stars are headed next—from the set of a Martin Scorsese film to a third season of Euphoria.

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Too Cool for TV

Behind the scenes at the Oscars, from the hot-and-sweaty red carpet to what really happened when Kumail Nanjiani opened that envelope and announced a tie.

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“He Literally Shoved Me”

Best-supporting-actress nominee Teyana Taylor had a tense moment with staff at the Dolby Theatre, caught on video.

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Queue Them Up

From best-picture winner One Battle After Another to best international feature Sentimental Value, here’s where to find all of the Academy’s favorite films.

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Opposites Attract

You would never have seen them coming, but these A-listers rubbing elbows at the LACMA-held VF Oscar Party somehow just made sense.

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