Oscar Sunday is now just one week away, and Hollywood is getting ready for its biggest night, starting with the closure of a famous street as preps get underway.
HOLLYWOOD, LOS ANGELES -- Oscar Sunday is now just one week away, and Hollywood is getting ready for its biggest night.
However, Hollywood Boulevard was briefly opened Sunday because it was the first time the Los Angeles Marathon and Oscar preparations combined. Marathon runners ran right by the Dolby Theatre, and underneath what will become the Oscar tent covering that famous red carpet.Crews are now hard at work with all of the setups. Next Sunday will be the 94th Academy Awards.
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