Apple TV+ is confident of 'CODA' wins, sets up Oscar night bash
What you need to know
- Apple TV+ is confident of Oscar night wins and has a bash all set up.
- CODA is looking good for an Oscar win or two.
With the Oscars just around the corner, Apple TV+ seems confident enough that it's already set up a big bash to celebrate, according to a new report.
With CODA expected to do very well during the Oscars, Variety reports that Apple TV+ has hired out a building on Beverly Boulevard in West Hollywood that will be used to host a post-Academy Awards bash. The invitation for the event says things kick off at 9 pm and that attendees should wear "cocktail attire."
As the report points out, CODA is looking like a good bet for a win or two come Oscars night.
If you want to see what all the CODA fuss is about the movie can be streamed on Apple TV+ right now. You'll need a subscription, of course, or pay for the Apple One subscription bundle instead.
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