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  1. Colman Domingo, Leslie Odom Jr. and Alan Kim are just some of the men (and boys) who are making big style statements on the red carpet.

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  2. Who will win at the tonight? Our awards season expert weighs in with his predictions.

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  3. A nomination at this year's and protests against racism have kept "Strange Fruit," the anti-lynching anthem made popular by Billie Holiday, in the national conversation.

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  4. How many words can you make with 7 letters? Try today’s Spelling Bee.

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  5. Guests and presenters at tonight’s were sent at-home testing kits, and the Academy has said that masks are not required for people on camera. Here’s a look at some of the safety protocols in place for the show.

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  6. "When I went to McDonald’s with friends who got Chicken McNuggets Happy Meals or cheeseburgers, ordering the Filet-O-Fish made me feel as if I was in on some sort of secret."

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  7. Tonight could be the first time that people of color sweep the acting — an indication that the film industry has kept its promise in response to the movement and implemented meaningful reforms.

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  8. Even as vaccines roll out, more younger people in Michigan are being hospitalized than at any other point in the pandemic — and they’re coming in sicker.

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  9. Was that Colman Domingo in hot pink? The red carpet has begun! Follow live updates as our writers talk about all the best looks:

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  10. Many people are getting quite attached to the companies that made their shots, some even buying T-shirts that broadcast the tribe they’ve “joined."

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  11. Should people still wear masks outside? The question can spark fierce backlash. Research shows the risk of outdoor Covid transmission is very low, but like all risk assessments, it depends on specifics. Use this rule to help decide for yourself.

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  12. The are set to begin soon — see the full list of nominees and make your own picks.

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  13. It’s almost time for the stars to make their debuts: Here’s what to expect during tonight’s red carpet. (Yes, there will be a red carpet.)

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  14. Breaking News: American tourists who have been fully vaccinated against Covid-19 will be allowed to visit the European Union this summer, a top official told The Times.

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  15. A Texas woman was shocked to learn there was a 21-year-old warrant for her arrest in Oklahoma for failing to return a video she rented — in 1999.

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  16. Daniel Kaluuya and Lakeith Stanfield of “Judas and the Black Messiah” are going head-to-head for best supporting actor. Here’s how they might fare.

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    “All an officer has to say is, ‘I feared for my life’ — those are the magic words.” A legal doctrine has blocked scrutiny of the split-second decisions police make to use force. Some lawmakers are trying to change that.

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  18. Almost every police officer accused of using excessive force defends it as a split-second decision. A long-held legal doctrine has insulated such choices from being second-guessed. The movement set off by George Floyd’s murder may change that.

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  19. Breaking News: The U.S. will send materials needed to make vaccines to India, where coronavirus cases are surging, the Biden administration said.

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  20. The 2021 Oscars are on Sunday. Here's the full list of nominees:

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