The Oscars.

A summary, in two words, of what will be news in the Present today.

The world's transversal geopolitical and human situation has not occupied the center of the gala presented by Conan O'Brien, beyond the clear clamour of Spanish actor Javier Bardem against war and for the freedom of Palestine. 

"One battle after another" has won six Oscars, including the night's grand prize, for the best film; "Sinners", nominated in 16 episodes, has won four statues.

The Oscars have left memorable moments and breaking looks.

The film by the American director has been the night star of the 98 edition of the Hollywood Awards, winning six awards, including the best adapted film, director and screenplay. 

Sinners has broken records with 16 nominations and Sirat has been nominated for the Best International Film, with Emma Stone, Jessie Buckley, Rose Byrne, Timothee Chalamet, Leonardo DiCaprio and Benicio del Toro.

Everything is being prepared in Los Angeles, where the Hollywood Academy will present the Oscars on Monday morning in the Basque Country. 

Conan O'Brien will be the host of the gala, and "Sinners" has received more nominations than any other film, sixteen. 

Two weeks after the Oscars, vampire drama won the award for the best film last night in the 32nd edition of SAG-AFTRA, the main actor union in Hollywood. 

Michael B. Jordan has been awarded the best actor for his role in 'Sinners', in front of Leonardo DiCaprio ('One Battle After Another'), Ethan Hawke ('Blue Moon'), Jesse Plemons ('Bugonia') and Timothée Chalamet ('Marty Supreme').

In the women's section, Jessie Buckley has won the award for her role in "Hamnet." 

The agreement between the Hollywood Academy and the video platform is at least until 2033.

The Oscar winning actress for Woody Allen's comedy 'Annie Hall' made a hundred appearances in film and television.