Oscars 2021 to be postponed first time during the 93 years due to COVID-19With the coronavirus out of control, next year's Academy Awards ceremony is planned to be postponed for four months for the primary time in 93 years. consistent with a report within the Sun, organizers are getting to cancel the event, which was scheduled for February 28 next year. it's going to be pushed to May or June.

Many Hollywood studios are informed about the "longer release window for his or her films to be eligible for nomination".

The Oscars season usually begins after the summer, with studios releasing their award season contenders in November and December. Academy members choose January.

Amid a worldwide shut down thanks to the damaging spread of the virus, many films are pushed back because cinemas are closed. Films that are pushed back include James Bond's "No Time to Die", "Top Gun: Maureen", "Molan" and Marvel's "Black Widow".

 Oscar organizers are discussing for weeks what percentage releases are going to be left behind. as long as, the event can plow ahead. " Source.

 Moving back, in late May or early June, was scheduled for February 28. this suggests that films forced to postpone their release dates will determine later this year or early 2021. She should be eligible for the Oscars. "

Last month, the Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences announced a change within the rules and eligibility requirements for the 2021 Oscars, allowing streaming services films to win golden statues.

The academy tweeted Oscar eligibility rules within the wake of the coronavirus epidemic. The change isn't permanent and can apply to films released this year. The academy also shared that this is able to end the Oscar category. The Sound Mixing and Sound Editing categories are going to be merged into one award, bringing the entire number of categories presented at the show to 23.