Jimmy Kimmel hosts this year’s Oscars on ABC. Michelle Yeoh makes history as the first-ever Asian American woman nominated for Best Actress, and for the first time in 88 years, all Best Actor nominees are first-timers. You can stream the glitzy event Sunday on the ABC app.
British comedian and Stath Lets Flats creator Jamie Demetriou takes his latest special to Netflix. Through a mix of songs and sketches, he promises to take viewers on a comedic journey from birth to death. Perfect for enjoyers of the absurd and offbeat.
Seasoned standup Kathleen Madigan brings her latest hour to Amazon Prime. Madigan is known for her down-home approach to topics like life on the road, growing up midwestern, and her aging parents. Oh, and what she might do if she encountered Bigfoot in the wild.
A NatGeo documentary with director James Cameron taking a look back at the choices he made while creating “Titanic” 25 years ago, and examining them for authenticity with a group of experts. The documentary proceeds the re-release of the iconic film in cinemas this year for Valentine’s Day.
Hosted by Trevor Noah for the third year running, the 65th Annual Grammy Awards will air live from Los Angeles on CBS at 8pm EST and stream on Paramount+. This year’s nominees include ABBA, Doja Cat, Beyoncé, Kendrick Lamar, Adele, and many more. There will also be performances from Bad Bunny, Brandi Carlile, Lizzo, Harry
For the first time, NCIS, NCIS: HAWAI’I, and NCIS: LOS ANGELES will have a special three-hour long crossover episode in which team members must work together to solve a personal, high-stakes case to take down a hitman after a professor they shared at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center is found dead. Airing on CBS
Airing live on the CW starting at 7pm EST, 500 film and TV critics choose the best of the year. Chelsea Handler hosts, Janelle Monáe will receive the SeeHer Award, and Jeff Bridges will be honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award. Shows with a lot of nominations include: Abbott Elementary, Better Call Saul, Gaslit, Reservation
Set against a music world deeply divided between black and white, Don’t Make Me Over chronicles the life of Dionne Warwick’s dramatic rise to the top of the charts, historic Grammy win, and six-decade career in both music and and Black and LGBQT activism. Inspiring and truly fascinating.
A traditional part of British holiday celebrations, King Charles III will deliver his first ever Christmas message as King following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. The address will be available on BritBox and on the royal family’s YouTube channel for U.S. audiences.
A primetime special hosted by Robin Roberts brings some context to the most iconic and memorable news of 2022, from the war in Ukraine to celebrity dating hysteria to breakout stars, heroes and changemakers who will inspire. ABC at 9pm EST; available Tuesday the 27th on Hulu.