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Wednesday, July 22, 2026

#PilotPeachy @Starlink puts private aviation connectivity in the spotlight

High-speed onboard connectivity is moving from a premium extra towards an expected part of the private aviation experience, particularly as passengers grow used to being always connected.

The shift is being accelerated by technologies such as Starlink, the satellite internet service developed by SpaceX, which provides high-speed, low-latency connectivity. In aviation, it is increasingly being used to improve the onboard internet experience for passengers who want to work, communicate, stream content or join live meetings during flights.

Reuters reported this month that Starlink had signed 11 new airline customers during the year and had contracts covering more than 7,000 aircraft, highlighting how quickly high-speed satellite connectivity is moving from a niche feature towards a mainstream passenger expectation.

Connectivity becomes part of the aircraft selection conversation

Several operators are already adopting advanced connectivity systems and positioning them as a selling point. Across the wider private aviation market, onboard connectivity is increasingly becoming part of how operators present the premium passenger experience, particularly on longer international journeys.

At the same time, adoption across the wider market is not instant. Installation requirements, aircraft certification processes and operator-specific fleet planning can all affect how quickly high-speed connectivity becomes available across different aircraft types.

For Chapman Freeborn, this reflects a broader shift in how premium passengers think about the onboard experience. While demand for Starlink and similar high-speed connectivity solutions is still developing in the IMEA region, the topic is becoming more relevant among clients who rely on private aviation for business travel, VIP movements and longer international journeys.

From added convenience to expected standard

“People have become used to being always connected. As more scheduled airlines offer onboard connectivity, clients increasingly expect the same level of service when flying privately,” said Claudia Krajhanzl, Vice President Passenger – IMEA at Chapman Freeborn.

“For now, high-speed connectivity is not yet available across every private aircraft, but it is fast moving towards becoming an expected standard, especially on long-haul flights. Demand is currently stronger on long-haul flights than on shorter regional sectors, where connectivity may be less decisive.”

What it means for charter clients

For business travellers in particular, reliable connectivity can support productivity in the air, allowing passengers to stay in contact with teams, join live meetings, manage urgent decisions and continue working throughout the journey.

For charter specialists such as Chapman Freeborn, this means connectivity is becoming part of the aircraft selection conversation, alongside range, cabin size, routing, availability and service standards. While it may not yet be the deciding factor for every journey, it can influence client preferences on longer flights where productivity, communication and passenger comfort matter most.

About Chapman Freeborn

With more than 50 years of experience and extensive global coverage, Chapman Freeborn provides private air passenger and cargo charter services for major corporations, governments, NGOs, relief agencies, and high net-worth individuals. The company is part of Avia Solutions Group, the world’s largest ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance) provider, operating a fleet of 138 aircraft worldwide and the parent company of over 250 subsidiaries. The group offers a wide range of aviation solutions, including MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul), pilot and crew training, ground handling, and other related aviation services. Supported by 14,000 highly skilled aviation professionals, the group operates across six continents.

For more information, please visit www.chapmanfreeborn.aero

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#CulturedPeachy @MuseumModernArt Full Disclosure: The Edge of Information Design September 27, 2026 – June 13, 2027 The Museum of Modern Art


The Museum of Modern Art announces a new exhibition, Full Disclosure: The Edge of Information Design, MoMA’s first devoted entirely to information design. On view in the Museum’s street-level gallery—which is free and accessible to the public— from September 27, 2026, through June 13, 2027, Full Disclosure will feature 30 works of digital and analog information design, including six newly acquired works. This exhibition will explore the many ways in which humans visualize information and how designers, operating in an increasingly complex digital world, can facilitate and shape our understanding. The show will also seek to recognize the fundamental role of information design, a medium that has evolved into a defining practice of the 20th and 21st centuries and a pillar of the Museum’s design collection.

Organized by Paola Antonelli, Senior Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, and Director, Research and Development, Jules Bernstein, Curatorial Assistant, Department of Architecture and Design, and Forrest Pelsue, 2025–26 Marron Research Consortium (MRC) Fellow.

Support for the exhibition is provided by the Annual Exhibition Fund. Leadership contributions to the Annual Exhibition Fund, in support of the Museum’s collection and collection exhibitions, are generously provided by Sue and Edgar Wachenheim III, the Eyal and Marilyn Ofer Family Foundation, the Noel and Harriette Levine Endowment, Jerry Speyer and Katherine Farley, Alice and Tom Tisch, the Marella and Giovanni Agnelli Fund for Exhibitions, Eva and Glenn Dubin, Mimi Haas, the William Randolph Hearst Endowment Fund for Photography, The David Rockefeller Council, the Kate W. Cassidy Foundation, The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art, Anne and Joel Ehrenkranz, Kenneth C. Griffin, The International Council of The Museum of Modern Art, Marie-Josée and Henry R. Kravis, and Ronald S. and Jo Carole Lauder. Major funding is provided by The Sundheim Family Foundation.

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#CulturedPeachy @MuseumModernArt Architects of Liberation: Modernism in Western Africa July 05, 2026 – January 02, 2027

The Museum of Modern Art will present Architects of Liberation: Modernism in Western Africa, the first major exhibition to examine modern architecture from the late 1950s through the early 1980s in the context of political independence in the region. On view from July 5, 2026, through January 2, 2027, in the The Robert B. Menschel Galleries on the Museum’s third floor, the exhibition will highlight the independence period as a prolific time of architectural production, during which leaders of newly founded African nations sought to redefine themselves and their countries in contrast to colonial rule. This new architectural identity engaged deeply with broader political ideas of Pan-Africanism and Africanization, which were promoted by new leaders and governments. Spanning seven countries—Benin, Cameroon, Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal, and Togo—the show will be organized around anchor projects that serve as entry points into categories such as cityscapes, education, and housing. The exhibition will pay particular attention to the critical contributions of the first generation of trained African architects.


Architects of Liberation will feature approximately 450 objects, including architectural drawings, models, and archival photographs, from the collections of over 50 lenders from 17 countries. The exhibition is the result of four years of extensive research in the region. The vast majority of the objects that will be on display have never been presented publicly, and most of the architects included have never previously been featured in any exhibition or scholarly publication. The exhibition will also include original and commissioned architectural models, as well as a suite of new films and commissioned photographs.

Organized by Martino Stierli, The Philip Johnson Chief Curator of Architecture and Design, and Ikem Stanley Okoye, guest curator and associate professor at the University of Delaware; with Mallory Cohen, curatorial associate in the Department of Architecture and Design.

Support for the exhibition is provided by the Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts.

Major funding for the publication is provided by the Kate W. Cassidy Foundation.

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By Owner Joe Lo Presti of Mezza Luna Pizza, Legendary Bronx Little Italy Pizza

"Sometimes you have to take a chance, Peachy came into Mezza Luna Pizza up in DA BRONX and asked me for my email. From that minor acquaintance to 2 rave reviews of my business and her opening my eyes to what social media can do for you. It’s an honor to be chosen by Whom You Know and to have met such a detailed oriented person that is just a treasure. Thank You Peachy for taking a chance on me."

-Joe Lo Presti, Owner Mezza Luna Pizza




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#CulturedPeachy #ArchitectPeachy @MuseumModernArt The Museum of Modern Art Announces the Inaugural Ambasz-MoMA Annual Prize for Nature-Reconciled Architecture to Be Awarded This Year Thanks to a New Major Gift from Legacy Emilio Ambasz Foundation


The Museum of Modern Art has received a new major gift from the Legacy Emilio Ambasz Foundation to establish a first-of-its-kind annual architecture prize. On the occasion of Earth Day, MoMA is pleased to announce the Ambasz-MoMA Annual Prize for Nature-Reconciled Architecture. Launching this year, the Ambasz-MoMA Annual Prize will award a total of $200,000 annually to a pathbreaking architectural project completed in the last 30 years that aligns with the stated mission of the Ambasz Institute for the Joint Study of the Built and the Natural Environment: to promote the exploration and study of creative approaches to design at all scales of the built environment—buildings, cities, landscapes, and objects—with an emphasis on understanding their joint relationship to their natural environment. The total value of the Ambasz-MoMA Annual Prize will be the highest for a single project in the domain of architecture, with $100,000 going to the architect(s) and $100,000 going to a not-for-profit organization to plant trees in honor of the project client’s name. The inaugural prize will be awarded at a special ceremony at the Museum in late 2026.

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On Smiling, by Pamela Anderson

"Sometimes when you smile, it's not because you're happy. It's because you're strong."
-Pamela Anderson

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#CulturedPeachy @MuseumModernArt Makeda Best Appointed MoMA’s Next Ehrenkranz Chief Curator of Photography

The Museum of Modern Art announces the appointment of Makeda Best as the next Joel and Anne Ehrenkranz Chief Curator of Photography. MoMA has exhibited and collected photography since its founding in 1929, and formally established a Department of Photography in 1940. When she joins MoMA in September 2026, Best will lead a department with a renowned legacy and an unparalleled collection of more than 30,000 works that continues to play a defining global role in exploring photography’s diverse and powerful impacts on modern life. She will guide all aspects of the department, including its installations, acquisitions, exhibitions, publications, and loan programs. Best succeeds Clément Chéroux, who served as chief curator from 2020 to 2022 and now directs the Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson, Paris. Roxana Marcoci, MoMA’s David Dechman Senior Curator of Photography, has served as the acting chief curator in the interim.


“After an extensive international search, we are thrilled to welcome Makeda as the new Ehrenkranz Chief Curator of Photography,” said Christophe Cherix, the David Rockefeller Director of MoMA. “Makeda’s distinguished career as a curator, scholar, and institutional leader—spanning major collections at Harvard and Oakland—brings a fresh vision to the field. She champions photography’s singular power to connect with audiences through storytelling, seamlessly crossing boundaries into sociology, environmentalism, performance art, labor, and civic life.”

“MoMA is one of the only institutions in the world with the platform and the commitment to photography that these times demand,” said Best. “I am deeply honored to join the Museum, to work alongside its extraordinary team, and to leverage and grow its collection. Photography is vital to understanding who we are as a society. I look forward to pursuing new research, and to helping audiences develop the visual and critical tools needed to navigate this complex world.”

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#ReadThis #MoverandShaker #GeorgiaShreve #MessagesNeverSent

Mover and Shaker and Admirable Artist the absolute quintessence of creativity, Georgia Shreve, has astounded us yet once again with her intellectual depth and writing prowess in her latest and greatest work: Messages Never Sent.  It sets the standard for quality in poetry today.  Even if you think you don't like poetry, you will like THIS POETRY.  She has earned no fewer than five brilliant academic degrees and four of them are ivys.  Her inconquerable desire to learn and her unsurpassed creativity will both entertain and inspire you throughout this most modern work.


Messages Never Sent has earned our Highest Recommendation.







 Georgia Shreve is a distinguished composer, writer, playwright, and poet whose multifaceted talents have earned acclaim across the arts. With degrees from Stanford, Brown, Columbia, and the University of Pennsylvania, she seamlessly blends literature, music, and theater.


Her works have been performed at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, and London’s Royal Over-Seas League, while her writing has appeared in The New Yorker, The New Republic, and The New Criterion. The New York Times praised her music as a “psychologically pointed setting” of Eliot’s "Prufrock". She is also the founder of Ideation Productions, developing talent in film, music, and theater.

Shreve’s compositions span opera, orchestral works, and multimedia art, often integrating visual elements by artists like Dalí and Hockney. Recent works include "Lavinia" and "Anna Komnene," performed at Alice Tully Hall, featuring some of opera’s top voices with the Czech National Symphony Orchestra.

Her latest projects include "Lives of a Woman", a song cycle for soprano and orchestra, and "Requiem for the 20th Century: Visions and Voices", a 10-part oratorio exploring history’s darkest moments. A true polymath, Shreve continues to push artistic boundaries, inspiring generations of creators.

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#CulturedPeachy #ArchitectPeachy @MuseumModernArt The Museum of Modern Art Appoints Evangelos Kotsioris as Director of the Emilio Ambasz Institute for the Joint Study of the Built and the Natural Environment

The Museum of Modern Art announces the appointment of Evangelos Kotsioris as the director of the Emilio Ambasz Institute for the Joint Study of the Built and the Natural Environment. Kotsioris will also serve as a curator in the Museum’s Department of Architecture and Design, where he will lead initiatives focused on ecology and sustainability in collaboration with all six of the Museum’s curatorial departments. In his role as director of the Ambasz Institute, he will develop a robust and diverse roster of exhibitions, along with digital and onsite programs that address the interconnectedness of architecture and ecology. Moreover, he will develop an acquisitions strategy for the collection, focusing on groundbreaking projects that advance sustainable practices in architecture. Kotsioris has begun his new role, effective today.


“The Ambasz Institute was founded to advocate for architecture as an ecological and cultural practice, and to provoke new ways of imagining the built environment at every scale. At a time when the climate crisis can induce paralysis or despair, it underscores architecture’s capacity to shape alternative futures,” said Evangelos Kotsioris. “In its next chapter, my vision is for the Institute to evolve into a generator of original, robust, and inspiring research, advanced through publications, public programs, exhibitions, and acquisitions—a home for lively dialogue among architects, designers, scholars, artists, and the public on how we can live together on a fragile planet.”

“I am thrilled to appoint Evangelos Kotsioris as the new director of the Ambasz Institute” said Martino Stierli, MoMA’s Philip Johnson Chief Curator of Architecture and Design. “In his previous capacities in the department, he has consistently proven his intellectual rigor, leadership skills, and investment in matters of architecture and ecology. Evangelos is ideally equipped to successfully steer the Ambasz Institute into its next phase.”

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Tuesday, July 21, 2026

A Peachy's Pick Since 2013 #PeachyPicks #ChezJosephine @ChezJosephineNY Honoring #JosephineBaker Since 1986 by Founder #JeanClaudeBaker Her Son and Today by Original Employee from Day One #ManuelUzhca and #ChrisUzhca Summer 2026 #French #414West42ndStreet between Ninth Avenue and Dyer #TimesSquare

Please say a prayer for our friend Jean Claude Baker, Founder and Original Owner of Chez Josephine and author of Josephine Baker The Hungry Heart: Read Our Book Review Here (our review brought tears to his eyes he says in his testimonial).  It is essential reading before you visit Chez Josephine and worth the firsthand experience he had with her told to you in 500 pages based on his twenty years of research.  Grok the Xai by Elon Musk has a published entry on Jean Claude Baker right now but not the restaurant as of today.
If your Lobster Salad doesn't smile at you like that, you're not at Chez Josephine.
The original Chez Josephine was in 1926 in Paris so although it is 40 years old in New York this year, its history is a century. (The menu said this in 2013.)
It's not who you know, it's WHOM YOU KNOW and we knew Jean Claude Baker.
We hit it off immediately.
If you really know Peachy, you know of her love for chandeliers.
We published on the chandeliers even before the food, which was also extraordinary.
His performance that night would put most other restaurant owners to shame because he was just that much better.  Jean Claude greeted Peachy and her cousin Andy with Kir Royale.  His genuine care for every last detail, his classy manner, his emotional and intellectual aptitude and the experience he was able to present make him truly one of a kind and we are confident he is reading us upstairs.
He left 100 percent of Chez Josephine to Manuel Uzhca, who opened Chez Josephine with Jean Claude on October 2, 1986 and began as a dishwasher and then bus boy, and Manuel was a devoted employee from 1986 to 1991.  In 2011, he returned as General Manager and became owner when Jean Claude passed away.  Though we are incredibly sad not to see Jean Claude there today, we are happy to see Manuel, left and his son, Chris, right!
We are convinced they are the right people to carry on this historic legacy of a century, and it is your privilege to experience dinner at Chez Josephine; we can tell you in our 17-year history they remain one-of-a-kind and dining here is like going to a classy museum with heartfelt meaning which nearly never happens at a restaurant.  Everything you see here is original and was really Josephine's in real life.
You can't miss it on West 42nd Street.
Bien sur mes amis, the food is French.
The chandeliers said: "Peachy, where have you been for the last decade?" and they gave her a virtual kiss.
We began with Tuna Tartare, a classic especially great for a hot summer day.  We turned down all alcohol because it was just that hot and Peachy was burning up, but we can assure you the selection is tops and on a cooler day we aspire to another Kir Royale, the precedent that Jean Claude set.
Normally the ginger and sesame oil is on top but we asked for it on the side, and they were happy to do that.  Hospitality is revered here at Chez Josephine, and Chris went to school for hospitality.  The tuna was refreshing and delicious and was just what we were looking for, accentuated with avocado.
Escargots a la Bourguignonne is another ravishing entry among appetizers, and a staple of fine French cuisine that is not to be ignored.
Of course you have French bread to enjoy the escargot with.
Chez Josephine knows what they are doing all around and naturally you also have the correct fork for snails.
A tribute to the city of Nice, France, Nicoise Salad boasts fresh Ahi Tuna which really does look this spectacular.  We never edit pictures.  You win like Manuel and Chris or we do not publish.  Even though we love Jean Claude, you know we would not still be publishing on Chez Josephine if we didn't also love Manuel and Chris because they keep the legacy alive today with pride.
This tuna along with all other seafood is delivered fresh twice a week.
Anchovies, Egg, Haricot Verts (Peachy's favorite vegetable), Potato, Olives, Tomato and Red Pepper team up for this knockout salad.  Lobster Salad is not always on the menu but if it is you should go for it.  The triumphant lobster clearly is the star of the show and it has cucumbers, string beans and mesclun singing backup.  In both cases they put the dressing on the side for Ms. Pretty Picky as requested.
The Grilled Atlantic Salmon is a competitive performance, and it's sourced from Norway or the Atlantic.  It was a perfect medium rare as ordered and along with the Lobster Salad, it was Peachy's personal favorite part of this review.
It's joined by kale and tomato coulis, which are each lovely.
Three Pan-Seared Scallops are an elegant trio perched pleasantly on potato puree along with jumbo asparagus and champagne sauce.  Similar to what we said recently for Lise Charmel along the lines of life is too short not to have rhinestones on your undergarments, life is also too short to have your scallops without champagne sauce.  Note in both cases the origin is France and our recent studies show that the French do it better.
If you have experienced Peachy's towering height you know she has to love shrimp, and at Chez Josephine, she does.  Black Tiger Shrimp are both fragrant and robust as they luxuriate upon an amazing original herb pesto risotto with inviting brussels sprouts.  If you shun meat and fish, opt for the Fusilli pasta with black truffle: cherry tomatoes, mushrooms, and black truffle team up with asparagus slices and Parmigiano Reggiano if your little heart desires.  You know Peachy's heart did.
Finally, for the carnivorous among our readers, say enchante to the Berkshire Pork Chop.  Joined by green asparagus and potatoes au grain, it also presents a perfect accentuation with cherry glaze.
Chez Josephine is a total must for your New York experience whether you reside here or are visiting.
72 seats are on the main floor and 40 more are upstairs.
Ten percent of the menu changes seasonally and most of it is original.
Lana Petersen, bartender and Manuel's daughter and Andy Uzhca, server and bartender and Manuel's son, also make this a family affair.
We continue to Highly Recommend Chez Josephine.

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#NHLPeachy @NHL Unveils New Centralized Production For Club Regional Broadcasts

The National Hockey League today announced the expansion of award-winning NHL Productions capabilities to include Centralized Production for club local broadcasts providing comprehensive production services, including robust studio and show programming, premium game production, advanced graphics and replay capabilities and technical and engineering support. Starting with the 2026-27 NHL regular season, NHL Productions will provide centralized production services for the Carolina Hurricanes, Columbus Blue Jackets, Minnesota Wild and St. Louis Blues. Additional clubs may be added prior to the start of the 2026-27 season.

The League and its centralized production group will also provide strategic support for distribution and monetization of Club regional game broadcasts, creating more economic opportunities for Clubs and greater flexibility with distribution partners.

“Our Emmy Award-winning production team has a long track record of delivering world-class content and unforgettable fan experiences,” said Steve Mayer, NHL President, Events and Content. “Adding live production capabilities is a natural next step, allowing us to introduce groundbreaking technologies, innovative graphics and bold creative concepts that will bring fans even closer to the NHL."

"As the regional media landscape continues to evolve, Clubs need flexibility to maximize distribution and revenue from their local broadcast model,” said David Proper, NHL Chief Media Officer and Senior Executive Vice President. "This new model strengthens the value of regional media rights by expanding the pool of potential distribution partners, reducing dependence on outside production providers and allowing Clubs to manage production investments more effectively. At the same time, it provides a foundation for the next generation of NHL production technologies and broadcast innovations."

Rob McGlarry is joining the League as General Manager of Local Media, NHL to help lead these new efforts.

NHL Productions expanded capabilities will feature:Comprehensive pregame, intermission and postgame programming supported by dedicated producers and on-site hosts for both home and road games.
Expanded storytelling through player features, NHL EDGE content and integrated digital and sponsorship opportunities.
Premium game production featuring state-of-the-art graphics packages, enhanced replay capabilities and expanded camera deployments, including handheld, robotic and point-of-view cameras.
NHL-level operational infrastructure, including high-quality mobile production units, experienced technical crews, engineering support and full integration with League and arena operations.

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#NHLPeachy @NHL Announces 2026-27 Regular-Season Schedule, Newly Expanded to 84 Games Our Coverage Sponsored by Cosmopolitan Dental, Official Dentist of Whom You Know @GaroNazarianDDS #cosmopolitandental #loveyoursmile

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Banner Raising Ceremony in Raleigh, Games in Finland and Germany, Outdoor Games in Winnipeg, Salt Lake City and Arlington and NHL All-Star Weekend on Long Island Among 2026-27 Season Highlights

The National Hockey League (NHL) announced the 2026-27 regular-season schedule, which will commence on Tuesday, Sept. 29 with a tripleheader broadcast exclusively on ESPN in the U.S., and a doubleheader on Sportsnet in Canada. The season’s opening night is highlighted by the Carolina Hurricanes raising their second Stanley Cup championship banner on ESPN before facing the Florida Panthers at Lenovo Center at 5 p.m. ET.

Action continues on Sept. 29 at 7 p.m. ET on Sportsnet, when the Montreal Canadiens visit the Toronto Maple Leafs in an Original Six contest at Scotiabank Arena. On ESPN at 8 p.m. ET, the New York Rangers face off against the Boston Bruins in another Original Six matchup at TD Garden. At 10 p.m. ET on Sportsnet, the Vancouver Canucks clash with Pacific Division foes the Edmonton Oilers at Rogers Place. Then, on ESPN at 10:30 p.m. ET, the Chicago Blackhawks will visit the Vegas Golden Knights in a Western Conference matchup at T-Mobile Arena.



The following night, Wednesday, Sept. 30, will feature TNT’s season debut with a doubleheader featuring the Pittsburgh Penguins at the Philadelphia Flyers at 7:30 p.m. ET and the Los Angeles Kings visiting the Colorado Avalanche at 10 p.m. ET.



The 2026-27 schedule – expanded to 84 games per team – features an all-time NHL high of 1,344 regular-season games and will conclude Saturday, April 10. A complete listing of each team’s 2026-27 regular-season schedule is attached.



2026-27 NHL Regular-Season Schedule Notable Dates



A new fixture on the NHL regular season schedule for 2026-27 is a steady stream of Monday weekday matinee / European primetime games, providing passionate hockey fans abroad the ability to watch their favorite teams, and some of the NHL’s biggest stars, in prime time during the week. These games further the League’s commitment to deepening its connection with international fans and growth in European markets, as well as driving brand awareness for NHL Clubs internationally. This also provides a new offering to engage fans and new audiences in the NHL’s North American markets: a matinee game creates a unique and memorable fan experience and allows Clubs to deliver bespoke activations and fun engagement opportunities.



All 32 teams will be in action on Tuesday, Oct. 13 and Saturday, Apr. 10.



On Sunday, October 25, the Winnipeg Jets and Montreal Canadiens will hit the ice outdoors in the 2026 Tim Hortons NHL Heritage Classic™, at Princess Auto Stadium in Winnipeg.



The 2026 NHL Global Series™ Finland will feature the defending Stanley Cup-champion Carolina Hurricanes and the Seattle Kraken facing off in a pair of games at Veikkaus Arena in Helsinki, November 12 and November 14.



The Ottawa Senators and Chicago Blackhawks will headline the 2026 NHL Global Series Germany with regular-season games December 18 and December 20 at PSD Bank Dome in Düsseldorf.



The first rematch of the 2026 Stanley Cup Final will take place on Dec. 21, when the Golden Knights host the Hurricanes at T-Mobile Arena. In addition, Carolina will host Vegas on Jan. 17 at Lenovo Center.



On New Year’s Eve, the University of Utah’s Rice-Eccles Stadium will host the Discover NHL Winter Classic®, as the Utah Mammoth and Colorado Avalanche battle outdoors in the shadow of the Greater Rockies.



The Honda NHL® All-Star Weekend returns February 5-6, at UBS Arena on Long Island. The event will include the 2027 NHL® All-Star Skills™ on February 5, with 10 young stars, ages 25 or younger, competing across eight events, and the 2027 Honda NHL All-Star Game February 6, featuring five teams of 11 players each — Canada, Finland, Sweden, the United States and a “World” team comprised of international players from countries outside of the other four teams — competing in a three-on-three, round-robin exhibition tournament. Rogers will be the presenting sponsor of NHL All-Star in Canada.



The Dallas Stars and Vegas Golden Knights bring outdoor hockey back to Texas February 20, with the 2027 Navy Federal Credit Union NHL Stadium Series™, taking place at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, home of the Dallas Cowboys.



The Stanley Cup Final will be telecast exclusively on TNT in the U.S. and on Sportsnet in Canada.



The Walt Disney Company (ESPN/ABC), TNT Sports (TNT/HBO Max) and Sportsnet are the NHL’s national broadcast partners for the 2026-27 season and will provide comprehensive coverage throughout the season. Complete broadcast details will be announced when available.



Ticketing information for NHL Events will be announced a later date. Fans can sign up for news and information for all NHL Events at https://www.nhl.com/events/.



Scheduling Matrix

Each Division Has Eight Teams



Games Within Division

7 teams x 2 home / 2 away (Subtotal 14 home / 14 away)



Games Within Conference (Non-Division)

4 teams x 2 home / 1 away (Subtotal 8 home / 4 away)

4 teams x 1 home / 2 away (Subtotal 4 home / 8 away)



Non-Conference Games

16 teams x 1 home / 1 away (Subtotal 16 home / 16 away)



Grand Total – 84 Games

42 home / 42 away

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Monday, July 20, 2026

#MovietimeInManhattan @TheAcademy #OSCARS THE ACADEMY INVITES 529 TO MEMBERSHIP

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is extending invitations to join the organization to 529 artists and executives who have distinguished themselves by their contributions to motion pictures. This year, there are 95 Oscar® nominees, including 21 winners, and three Scientific and Technical Award recipients among the invitees.


“We are delighted to invite this remarkable group of film artists and professionals from around the world to join the Academy,” said Academy CEO Bill Kramer and Academy President Lynette Howell Taylor. “Through their commitment to filmmaking, this year’s exceptionally talented class has made significant contributions to our global movie industry.”

The 2026 invitees are:

Actors
Mathieu Amalric – “The Grand Budapest Hotel,” “The Diving Bell and the Butterfly”
Jon Bernthal – “King Richard,” “Ford v Ferrari”
Raúl Briones – “La Cocina,” “A Cop Movie”
Kenneth Choi – “Spider-Man: Homecoming,” “The Wolf of Wall Street”
Jemaine Clement – “Avatar: The Way of Water,” “What We Do in the Shadows”
Paddy Considine – “The Death of Stalin,” “In America”
David Dastmalchian – “Oppenheimer,” “Dune”
Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù – “My Father's Shadow,” “His House”
Jacob Elordi – “Frankenstein,” “Saltburn”
Veronica Ferres – “The Comedian,” “Schtonk!”
Stephen Fry – “Love & Friendship,” “Gosford Park”
Josh Gad – “Marshall,” “Frozen”
Julia Garner – “Weapons,” “The Assistant”
Mia Goth – “Frankenstein,” “Pearl”
Wood Harris – “One Battle after Another,” “Remember the Titans”
Suzy Eddie Izzard – “Victoria & Abdul,” “Ocean's Twelve”
Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas – “Sentimental Value,” “Women in Oversized Men's Shirts”
Simu Liu – “Barbie,” “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings”
Scoot McNairy – “A Complete Unknown,” “Argo”
Tig Notaro – “Am I OK?,” “Instant Family”
Josh O'Connor – “Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery,” “Challengers”
Jenna Ortega – “Death of a Unicorn,” “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice”
Daniella Pineda – “The Accountant 2,” “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom”
Lily Rabe – “The Tender Bar,” “Miss Stevens”
Anthony Ramos – “A House of Dynamite,” “In the Heights”
Miguel Sandoval – “Tortilla Heaven,” “Clear and Present Danger”
Bill Skarsgård – “Dead Man's Wire,” “Nosferatu”
Jenny Slate – “Marcel the Shell with Shoes On,” “Obvious Child”
Teyana Taylor – “One Battle after Another,” “A Thousand and One”

Animation
Chris Appelhans – “KPop Demon Hunters,” “Wish Dragon”
Rachel Bibb – “Ralph Breaks the Internet,” “Moana”
Ugo Bienvenu – “Arco,” “A Kind of Testament”
Sharon Bridgeman – “Over the Moon,” “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse”
Jude Brownbill – “Elio,” “Soul”
Tom Caulfield – “Zootopia 2,” “Wish”
Lillian Chan – “Space Cadet,” “Cities”
Mingjue Helen Chen – “KPop Demon Hunters,” “Raya and the Last Dragon”
Félix de Givry – “Arco,” “A Kind of Testament”
Camilla Deakin – “Kensuke's Kingdom,” “Ethel & Ernest”
Mary Alice Drumm – “Elio,” “Coco”
Nathan Engelhardt – “Forevergreen,” “Zootopia 2”
Ruth Fielding – “Kensuke's Kingdom,” “Ethel & Ernest”
Corrie Francis Parks – “SKRFF,” “Foreign Exchange”
Liane-Cho Han – “Little Amélie or the Character of Rain,” “Calamity Jane”
Jason Hand – “Moana 2,” “Encanto”
Maggie Kang – “KPop Demon Hunters,” “The LEGO Ninjago Movie”
Avneet Kaur – “Moana 2,” “Raya and the Last Dragon”
Liz Kearney – “Magic Beach,” “Memoir of a Snail”
John Kelly – “Retirement Plan”
Tom Knott – “Ultraman: Rising,” “The Little Prince”
Michael Lasker – “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse,” “The Mitchells vs. the Machines”
Chris Lavis* – “The Girl Who Cried Pearls,” “Madame Tutli-Putli”
Henri Magalon – “Little Amélie or the Character of Rain,” “Calamity Jane”
Florence Miailhe* – “Butterfly,” “The Crossing”
Yoriko Mizushiri – “Ordinary Life,” “Anxious Body”
Adrian Molina – “Elio,” “Inside Out 2”
Lucija Mrzljak – “Eeva,” “The Stork”
Betsy Nofsinger – “Kung Fu Panda 4,” “The Croods: A New Age”
Matt Nolte – “Elio,” “Brave”
Andrzej Radka – “Wolfwalkers,” “Ernest & Celestine”
Michelle Lee Robinson – “Encanto,” “Ralph Breaks the Internet”
Ritchie Sacilioc – “The Wild Robot,” “The Bad Guys”
JP Sans – “The Bad Guys 2,” “The Bad Guys”
Sean Sexton – “Kung Fu Panda 4,” “How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World”
Sajan Skaria – “Luca,” “Toy Story 4”
David Scott Smith – “The Croods,” “Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius”
Jeremy Spears – “Forevergreen,” “Zootopia 2”
Maciek Szczerbowski* – “The Girl Who Cried Pearls,” “Madame Tutli-Putli”
Lynn Tomlinson – “The Elephant's Song,” “The Ballad of Holland Island House”
Maïlys Vallade – “Little Amélie or the Character of Rain,” “I Lost My Body”
Benjamin Willis – “The Bad Guys 2,” “Trolls Band Together”
Michelle L.M. Wong – “KPop Demon Hunters,” “Vivo”

Artist Representatives
Gabriel Cohen
Victoria Cook
Houston Costa
Philip d'Amecourt
Pete Franciosa
Matt Galsor
Emily Gerson Saines
Jason Heyman
Zach Kaplan
Aleen Keshishian
Anthony Mestriner
Jimmy Miller
Daniella Milton
Brent Morley
Abram Nalibotsky
Paul Nelson
Jim Osborne
Peter Principato
Bradley Rainey
Danielle Shebby
Stephen Travierso
Alexandra Trustman
Jason Weinberg
Alan Wertheimer
Andrew Zack

Casting Directors
Nicole Abellera – “Project Hail Mary,” “One of Them Days”
Nicole Arbusto – “His Three Daughters,” “Terri”
Chelsea Ellis Bloch – “Emily the Criminal,” “Honey Boy”
Scot Boland – “Flight,” “The Lovely Bones”
Nicole Daniels – “The Beguiled,” “Beginners”
Gabriel Domingues – “The Secret Agent,” “Power Alley”
Barbara Giordani – “Immaculate,” “The Two Popes”
Tanja Grunwald – “Another Round,” “The Hunt”
Dan Hubbard – “The Damned United,” “United 93”
Cassandra Kulukundis – “One Battle after Another,” “There Will Be Blood”
Shayna Markowitz – “Maestro,” “Joker”
Roberto Matus – “The Settlers,” “Endless Poetry”
Rick Montgomery – “Green Book,” “There's Something about Mary”
Yoko Narahashi – “Touch,” “The Wolverine”
Jessica Ronane – “After the Hunt,” “Queer”
Marisol Roncali – “Emily the Criminal,” “Atomic Blonde”
Dilip Shankar – “Last Film Show,” “Monsoon Wedding”
Robert Sterne – “Paddington in Peru,” “The World's End”
Jennifer Venditti – “Bugonia,” “Marty Supreme”

Cinematographers
Evgenia Alexandrova – “The Secret Agent,” “The Balconettes”
Ehab Assal – “Omar,” “Unexpected Peace”
Michael Bauman – “One Battle after Another,” “Licorice Pizza”
Ante Cheng – “Preparation for the Next Life,” “Jamojaya”
Christopher Chomyn – “Como caído del cielo,” “Wild about Harry”
Wilssa Esser – “Our Secret,” “Aurora”
Markus Förderer – “September 5,” “Red Notice”
Brian Rigney Hubbard – “Paint It Black,” “Rock Hudson: All That Heaven Allowed”
Amin Jafari – “It Was Just an Accident,” “Divine Comedy”
Kim Woo-hyung – “No Other Choice,” “Assassination”
Olympia Mytilinaiou – “Miss Violence,” “Maestra”
Tudor Vladimir Panduru – “The President's Cake,” “Metronom”
Anna Patarakina – “Dreamers,” “The Lesson”
Laurie Rose – “Catherine Called Birdy,” “Rebecca”
Joe Saade – “Joyland,” “A Sad and Beautiful World”
Juan Sarmiento G. – “The Voice of Hind Rajab,” “Islands”
Malik Hassan Sayeed – “After the Hunt,” “He Got Game”
Glynn Speeckaert – “Marguerite,” “Life for Real”
Suren Tadevosyan – “Yasha and Leonid Brezhnev,” “The Reverse Side of the Medal”
Adolpho Veloso – “Train Dreams,” “Jockey”
Nicole Whitaker – “Dust Bunny,” “Chasing the Blues”
Paul Yee – “Joy Ride,” “Colewell”

Costume Designers
Nadia Acimi – “Sirāt,” “Fire Will Come”
Rita Azevedo – “The Secret Agent,” “Bacurau”
Miyako Bellizzi – “Marty Supreme,” “Uncut Gems”
Jacqueline Bouchard – “Thérèse,” “I've Loved You So Long”
Vera Chow – “Rosemead,” “Boogie”
Retno Ratih Damayanti – “Samsara,” “Before, Now & Then”
Malena de la Riva – “I'm No Longer Here,” “Museo”
Stefano De Nardis – “Book Club: The Next Chapter,” “L'imbroglio nel lenzuolo”
Michaela Horáčková Hořejší – “Franz,” “Princ Mamánek”
Siân Jenkins – “Good Luck to You, Leo Grande,” “The Lighthouse”
Sabrina Krämer – “Sound of Falling,” “Sweet Disaster”
Eka Lakhani – “Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani,” “Chekka Chivantha Vaanam”
Katarzyna Lewińska – “EO,” “In Darkness”
Stewart Meachem – “The Mistress of Spices,” “Billy Elliot”
Olga Mill – “Eileen,” “Hereditary”
Karen Muller Serreau – “Stillwater,” “At Eternity's Gate”
Kumiko Ogawa – “Kokuho,” “Kill Bill – Vol. 1”
Giulia Piersanti – “Suspiria,” “Call Me by Your Name”
Peggy Schnitzer – “Honey Don't!,” “Elvis & Nixon”
Emily Seresin – “Carmen,” “I Am Woman”
Nami Shinozuka – “Eiga Biri Gyaru,” “Herutā Sukerutā”
Anna Vilppunen – “Sisu,” “Tom of Finland”
PC Williams – “The Roses,” “Polite Society”
Karen Yip – “Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In,” “Anita”
Ellen Ystehede – “Sentimental Value,” “The Worst Person in the World”

Directors
Eugene Ashe – “Sylvie's Love,” “Homecoming”
Marcelo Caetano – “Baby,” “Body Electric”
Zach Cregger – “Weapons,” “Barbarian”
Gyula Gazdag – “Hungarian Chronicles I-II,” “A Hungarian Fairy Tale”
Daniel Goldhaber – “Faces of Death,” “How to Blow Up a Pipeline”
Guan Hu – “Black Dog,” “The Eight Hundred”
Tom Harper – “Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man,” “The Aeronauts”
Raven Jackson – “All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt”
Kim Jee-woon – “Cobweb,” “I Saw the Devil”
Oliver Laxe* – “Sirāt,” “Fire Will Come”
Rashid Masharawi – “Passing Dreams,” “Laila's Birthday”
James Ponsoldt – “The End of the Tour,” “The Spectacular Now”
Haider Rashid – “Europa,” “It's About to Rain”
Nicole Riegel – “Dandelion,” “Holler”
Alonso Ruizpalacios – “La Cocina,” “A Cop Movie”
Benny Safdie* – “The Smashing Machine,” “Uncut Gems”
Josh Safdie* – “Marty Supreme,” “Uncut Gems”
Julia Solomonoff – “Nobody's Watching,” “The Last Summer of La Boyita”
Anocha Suwichakornpong – “Come Here,” “By the Time It Gets Dark”
Tusi Tamasese – “One Thousand Ropes,” “The Orator”
Fernanda Valadez – “Sujo,” “Identifying Features”

Documentary
Juan Arredondo – “Armed Only with a Camera: The Life and Death of Brent Renaud,” “The Prosecutors”
David Borenstein – “Mr. Nobody against Putin,” “Can't Feel Nothing”
Isabel Castro – “Selena y Los Dinos,” “Mija”
Kahane Corn Cooperman – “The Antidote,” “Joe's Violin”
Jessica Edwards – “Eno,” “Mavis!”
Mohammadreza Eyni – “Cutting through Rocks,” “Convergence: Courage in a Crisis”
Helle Faber – “Mr. Nobody against Putin,” “Mummy's Boys”
Amber Fares – “Coexistence, My Ass!,” “The Devil Is Busy”
Maxyne Franklin – “The Edge of Democracy,” “Virunga”
Jeff Gilbert – “Holding Liat,” “Boys State”
Lizzie Gillett – “Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story,” “The Territory”
Ingvil Giske – “The Remarkable Life of Ibelin,” “The Painter and the Thief”
Anna Godas – “Every Little Thing,” “McEnroe”
Christalyn Hampton – “The Devil Is Busy,” “Maxine's Baby: The Tyler Perry Story”
Oli Harbottle – “Every Little Thing,” “McEnroe”
Andrew Jarecki – “The Alabama Solution,” “Capturing the Friedmans”
Conall Jones* – “All the Empty Rooms,” “Stranger at the Gate”
Shalini Kantayya – “TikTok, Boom.,” “Coded Bias”
Alžběta Karásková – “Mr. Nobody against Putin,” “Blix Not Bombs”
Charlotte Kaufman – “The Alabama Solution,” “Occupy Cannes!”
Sara Khaki – “Cutting through Rocks,” “Convergence: Courage in a Crisis”
Paweł Łoziński – “The Balcony Movie,” “Father and Son”
Michelle Mizner – “2000 Meters to Andriivka,” “20 Days in Mariupol”
Jenni Morello – “The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist,” “Victim/Suspect”
Peter Murimi – “The Battle for Laikipia,” “I Am Samuel”
Iris Ng – “There Are No Words,” “One of Ours”
Camilla Nielsson – “President,” “Democrats”
David Osit – “Predators,” “Mayor”
Joseph Patel – “SLY LIVES! (aka The Burden of Black Genius),” “Summer of Soul (...Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised)”
Alisa Payne – “The Perfect Neighbor,” “Stamped from the Beginning”
Craig Renaud* – “Armed Only with a Camera: The Life and Death of Brent Renaud,” “Shelter”
Marcia Rock – “I Remember,” “Duet”
Afsaneh Salari – “Writing Hawa,” “The Silhouettes”
Alicia Sams – “Art Spiegelman: Disaster Is My Muse,” “By the People: The Election of Barack Obama”
Radovan Síbrt – “Mr. Nobody against Putin,” “Blix Not Bombs”
Sky Sitney – “Life and Debt”
Robert Stengård – “The Remarkable Life of Ibelin,” “The Painter and the Thief”
Audrius Stonys – “Bridges of Time,” “Woman and the Glacier”
Rea Tajiri – “Wisdom Gone Wild,” “Lordville”
Catalina Villar – “Ana Rosa,” “The New Medellín”
Jeremy Workman – “Secret Mall Apartment,” “Lily Topples the World”
Dorottya Zurbó – “Agent of Happiness,” “The Next Guardian”

Executives
Angel An
Carolyn Bernstein
Farhana Bhula
Josh D'Amaro
Daniela Elstner
John Friedberg
Michael Heimler
Fionnuala Jamison
Liz Jenkins
Janine Jones-Clark
Nathanaël Karmitz
Natalie Rae Lehmann
Christina Leotis
Matt Levin
Dennis Lim
Theresa Steele Page
Mike Polydoros
Rayne Roberts
Andrea Scrosati
Shary Shirazi
Daniel Steinman
Lorna Tee
Jason Wald
Kevin Michael Wilson
Alex Almogabar Zahn
Zhang Xin

Film Editors
Martin Bernfeld – “Little Wing,” “Saban's Power Rangers”
Deepa Bhatia – “Skater Girl,” “Taare Zameen Par”
Daysha M. Broadway – “Ricky,” “Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance with Somebody”
Ronald Bronstein* – “Marty Supreme,” “Uncut Gems”
Nena Hsu Erb – “Joy Ride,” “Dealin' with Idiots”
Amir Etminan – “It Was Just an Accident,” “No Bears”
Matheus Farias – “The Secret Agent,” “Pictures of Ghosts”
Cristóbal Fernández – “Sirāt,” “Mimosas”
Paola Freddi – “Another End,” “Monica”
Ahmed Hafez – “El Sett,” “Clash”
Jean-Christophe Hym – “Four Daughters,” “Stranger by the Lake”
Andy Jurgensen – “One Battle after Another,” “Licorice Pizza”
Dimitri Komm – “The Master and Margarita,” “T-34”
Joseph Krings – “Captain Fantastic,” “Supermensch: The Legend of Shep Gordon”
Parker Laramie – “Train Dreams,” “Sing Sing”
Viridiana Lieberman – “The Perfect Neighbor,” “Born to Play”
Melody London – “Novocaine,” “Down by Law”
Rebekka Lønqvist – “Mr. Nobody against Putin,” “Mr. Graversen”
Bret Marnell – “Ultraman: Rising,” “Smurfs: The Lost Village”
Nicolaj Monberg – “Mr. Nobody against Putin,” “Riders of Justice”
Olivia Neergaard-Holm – “The Chronology of Water,” “The Apprentice”
A. Sreekar Prasad – “RRR,” “Dil Chahta Hai”
Jane Rizzo – “The Hunt,” “Leave No Trace”
Laurent Rouan – “Case 137,” “The Night of the 12th”
Josh Safdie* – “Marty Supreme,” “Daddy Longlegs”
Evan Schiff – “Frankenstein,” “Nobody”
Eduardo Serrano – “The Secret Agent,” “Bacurau”
Michael P. Shawver – “Sinners,” “Black Panther”
Rosario Suárez – “Kill the Jockey,” “The Last Summer of La Boyita”

Makeup Artists and Hairstylists
Marisa Amenta – “The Secret Agent,” “I'm Still Here”
Jana Carboni – “Gladiator II,” “Napoleon”
Orla Carroll – “The Banshees of Inisherin,” “Cinderella”
Cliona Furey – “Frankenstein,” “Nightmare Alley”
Stephen Kelley – “Bill & Ted Face the Music,” “John Wick”
Jordan Samuel – “Frankenstein,” “Crimson Peak”
Anne Cathrine Sauerberg – “The Ugly Stepsister,” “The Girl with the Needle”
Shunika Terry – “Sinners,” “The Matrix Resurrections”
Kyoko Toyokawa – “Kokuho,” “The Great Passage”
Chiara Tripodi – “Send Help,” “The Naked Gun”

Marketing and Public Relations
Emily Lu Aldrich
Susie Arons
Thomas Beatty
Sharon Black
Ben Carlson
Rocío Chicharro Gutiérrez
Tom Cunha
Harris Dew
David Gray Edwards
Jonathan David Epstein
Andrew Ferguson
Danielle Freiberg
Madelyn Hammond
Josh Haroutunian
Teri Kane
Amanda Levin
Joey Monteiro
Megan Moss
Claire-Marie Murphy
Ben Proctor
Rachel Rosen
Tolley Shields
Hugh Kashnor Spearing
Kara Spector
Telly Wong

Music
Sara Bareilles – “Come See Me in the Good Light,” “Battle of the Sexes”
Vishal Bhardwaj – “Crazxy,” “Gustaakh Ishq”
Suad Bushnaq – “Yunan,” “Hobal”
Arturo Cardelús – “Dragonkeeper,” “Black Beach”
Angela Rose Claverie – “Silent Night,” “The Nun 2”
EJAE – “KPop Demon Hunters”
Karim Sebastian Elias – “Cutting through Rocks,” “Of Fathers and Sons”
James Fauntleroy – “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,” “Dolemite Is My Name”
Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe – “Seeds,” “Candyman”
Haim Mazar – “Self-Help,” “Desperation Road”
Denise Okimoto – “Dead Man's Wire,” “First They Killed My Father”
Felipe Pacheco – “Sinners,” “Oppenheimer”
Laetitia Pansanel-Garric – “Olivia and the Invisible Earthquake,” “Hola Frida”
Nicolas Rabæus – “Hello Betty,” “Thunder”
Hania Rani – “Sentimental Value,” “The Summer Book”
Ryan Romeyn Rubin – “F1,” “Dune”
Batu Sener – “Atatürk 1881-1919,” “Better Man”
Glenn Evan Slater – “Spellbound,” “Tangled”
Mark Sonnenblick – “KPop Demon Hunters,” “Spirited”
Daniel Waldman – “Knives Out,” “Joker”
DeVaughn Watts – “The Wild Robot,” “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings”
Oren Yaacoby – “KPop Demon Hunters,” “Spirited”
Ben Zales – “Freakier Friday,” “Ballerina”

Producers
Karim Aïtouna – “Poisonous Roses,” “Where the Wind Comes From”
Andrea Berentsen Ottmar – “Sentimental Value,” “The Worst Person in the World”
Yulia Evina Bhara – “Autobiography,” “Tiger Stripes”
Olha Bregman – “Timestamp,” “Stop-Zemlia”
Eli Bush – “Marty Supreme,” “Lady Bird”
Mark Ceryak – “Sorry, Baby,” “Aftersun”
Lamia Chraïbi – “Mica,” “The End”
Robert Connolly – “Paper Planes,” “Emily”
Sylvain Corbeil – “Falcon Lake,” “It's Only the End of the World”
Andrew D. Corkin – “Rosemead,” “The Desperate Hour”
Ben Cosgrove – “The Good German,” “Rumor Has It…”
Rodolfo Cova – “The Family,” “Fortitude”
Liz Destro – “Clerks III,” “The Little Hours”
Marta Donzelli – “The Last One for the Road,” “Sworn Virgin”
Maria Ekerhovd – “Sentimental Value,” “The Ugly Stepsister”
Tania El Khoury – “Backstage,” “The River”
Negar Eskandarfar – “Careless Crime,” “A Separation”
Nicolas Gonda – “Hamnet,” “The Tree of Life”
Adrián Guerra – “The Penguin Lessons,” “Buried”
Marianela Illas – “The Family,” “El Amparo”
Oleg Kokhan – “Animals in War,” “Eternal Homecoming”
Nataliya Libet – “Timestamp,” “Stop-Zemlia”
Kevin Loader – “My Cousin Rachel,” “The Personal History of David Copperfield”
Liza Marshall – “Hamnet,” “The End We Start From”
Matthew Miller – “Nirvanna The Band The Show The Movie,” “Blackberry”
Mason Novick – “Juno,” “Lisa Frankenstein”
Chad Oman – “F1,” “Top Gun: Maverick”
Leontine Petit – “Sweet Dreams,” “Mr. K”
Igor Savychenko – “When the Trees Fall,” “Brothers. The Final Confession”
Shan Zuolong – “Resurrection,” “Long Day's Journey into Night”
Alexandru Teodorescu – “Dracula,” “Kontinental ‘25”
Volodymyr Yatsenko – “U Are the Universe,” “Reflection”

Production and Technology
Alicia Accardo
Jeff Barnes
Derek Bradley
Gregory Brentin
Marguerite Derricks
David Eubank
Maxine Gervais
Jillian Giacomini
Geoffrey Haley
Josh Haynie
Jim Helman
Farah Khan
Theodore Kim
Lori Korngiebel
Mark Meyer
John Moyer
Domonkos Párdányi
Alexandra Patsavas
Karyn Ruth Rachtman
Rajesh Ramachandran
Christopher Russell
Christopher Paul Scott
Steven S. Shapiro
Jamal Sims
Andrea Wertheim

Production Design
Serge Archambault – “Dune: Part Two,” “Beau Is Afraid”
Mohamed Attia – “Al Aref,” “Al Feel Al Azraq”
Andrew Bennett – “Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery,” “No Time to Die”
Anthony Carlino – “One Battle after Another,” “Babylon”
Monique Champagne – “Sinners,” “Nickel Boys”
Gina Louise Sara Cromwell – “Downton Abbey,” “Mary Queen of Scots”
Tamara Deverell – “Frankenstein,” “Nightmare Alley”
Kelsi Ephraim – “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” “Palm Springs”
Zachary Fannin – “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3,” “Avatar: The Way of Water”
Thales Junqueira – “The Secret Agent,” “Baby”
Jason Kisvarday – “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” “Swiss Army Man”
Carlos Lagunas – “Cabrini,” “Sound of Freedom”
Elizabeth Linn – “West Side Story,” “Joker”
Florencia Martin – “One Battle after Another,” “Babylon”
Caty Maxey – “Civil War,” “Jurassic World”
Brad Ricker – “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,” “Dune”
Clint Schultz – “Top Gun: Maverick,” “Star Trek”
Lisa Scoppa – “Caught Stealing,” “The Whale”
Hugues Tissandier – “Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets,” “The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc”
Simon Weisse – “Asteroid City,” “The Grand Budapest Hotel”
Jane Wuu – “Star Trek,” “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button”

Short Films
Scott Aharoni – “Money Talks,” “Leylak”
David Atrakchi – “Five to One,” “Rise of a Star”
Arvin Belarmino – “Agapito,” “Hinakdal”
Miguel Angel Caballero – “The Ballad of Tita and the Machines,” “Acuitzeramo”
Bruno Carnide – “Memories of an Empty House,” “The Girl Who Walked on Snow”
Chiang Wei Liang – “Kaohsiung City, Yancheng District, Fubei Rd., No.31,” “Luzon”
Akinola Davies – “Lizard,” “Contactless”
Dani Feixas Roca – “Tito,” “Paris 70”
Andrew Freedman – “Retirement Plan,” “Undressing My Mother”
Kryzz Gautier – “Chimera,” “Keep Delete”
Conall Jones* – “All the Empty Rooms,” “Stranger at the Gate”
Abby Lynn Kang Davis – “The Queen of Basketball,” “A Concerto Is a Conversation”
Mickey Lai – “WAShhh,” “The Cloud Is Still There”
Tamika Lamison – “Superman Doesn't Steal,” “The Magic Bracelet”
Chris Lavis* – “The Girl Who Cried Pearls,” “Madame Tutli-Putli”
Andrew Stephen Lee – “At Little Wheelie Three Days Ago,” “Manila Is Full of Men Named Boy”
Noëlle Lévénez – “The Man Who Could Not Remain Silent,” “Alarms”
Vea Mafile'o – “I Am Not Your Dusky Maiden,” “Lea Tupu' Anga (Mother Tongue)”
Florence Miailhe* – “Butterfly,” “Urban Tale”
Natalie Musteata – “Two People Exchanging Saliva,” “The Appointment”
Sharon S. Park – “The Unreachable Star,” “Soak”
Jack Piatt – “The Singers,” “Lolo & The Barbershop”
Lkhagvadulam Purev-Ochir – “A South Facing Window,” “Snow in September”
Christopher Radcliff – “We Were the Scenery,” “Jonathan's Chest”
Craig Renaud* – “Armed Only with a Camera: The Life and Death of Brent Renaud,” “Between Borders: American Migrant Crisis”
Alexandre Singh – “Two People Exchanging Saliva,” “The Appointment”
Maciek Szczerbowski* – “The Girl Who Cried Pearls,” “Madame Tutli-Putli”
Peter Tscherkassky – “Train Again,” “The Exquisite Corpus”
Tom Van Avermaet – “Hearts of Stone,” “Death of a Shadow”
Loren Waters – “Tiger,” “Udeyonv (What They've Been Taught)”

Sound
Eric Beam – “The Novice,” “Justice League”
Laia Casanovas – “Sirāt,” “Parallel Mothers”
Greg Chapman – “Frankenstein,” “Nightmare Alley”
Ryan Delavan Cole – “Deadpool & Wolverine,” “Miss Juneteenth”
Ron Eng – “The Nun,” “Mulholland Drive”
Victoria Franzan – “Belén,” “Heroic Losers”
Trevor Gates – “Twinless,” “Doctor Sleep”
Abdolreza Heidari – “It Was Just an Accident,” “Terrestrial Verses”
Warren Keith Hendriks – “Bad Boys: Ride or Die,” “Better Man”
Rawad Hobeika – “Palestine 36,” “Goodbye Julia”
Kim Eun-jung – “Concrete Utopia,” “Decision to Leave”
Patrushkha Mierzwa – “Killers of the Flower Moon,” “Ad Astra”
Michael Miller – “Spinal Tap II: The End Continues,” “Nosferatu”
Rodrigo Ortiz – “Primate,” “Patriots Day”
Jessie Pariseau – “Superman,” “Wicked”
Yasmina Praderas – “Sirāt,” “A Perfect Enemy”
Nina Rice – “The Sheep Detectives,” “Barbie”
Jacob Riehle – “Project Hail Mary,” “The Batman”
Nathan Robitaille – “Frankenstein,” “The Shape of Water”
Steve Schatz – “Project Hail Mary,” “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2”
Tetsuo Segawa – “Matinee,” “Akira”
Hassan Shabankareh – “The Seed of the Sacred Fig,” “Finding Farideh”
Bernardo Uzeda – “My Name Is Daniel,” “Good Manners”
Tony Villaflor – “One Battle after Another,” “Vice”
Amanda Villavieja – “Sirāt,” “Mimosas”
Chris Welcker – “Sinners,” “Bill & Ted Face the Music”
Jack Whittaker – “Smurfs,” “Seberg”
Alexa Zimmerman – “Black Phone 2,” “Little Women”
Brad Zoern – “Frankenstein,” “The Shape of Water”

Visual Effects
Stephen Aplin – “Jurassic World Rebirth,” “Aladdin”
Christopher Batty – “Transformers One,” “Aquaman”
Daniel Bethell – “Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga,” “The Flash”
Jelmer Boskma – “Eternals,” “Ant-Man and the Wasp”
Russell Bowen – “The Lost Bus,” “Venom: Let There Be Carnage”
Gavin Boyle – “Creation of the Gods II: Demon Force,” “Creation of the Gods I: Kingdom of Storms”
Mike Brazelton – “Madame Web,” “Bullet Train”
Stuart Bullen – “Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning,” “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3”
TJ Burke – “Project Hail Mary,” “Ballerina”
Charmaine Chan – “Jurassic World Rebirth,” “The Creator”
Nicolas Chevallier – “F1,” “The Fall Guy”
Amy Beth Christenson – “Transformers One,” “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny”
Sonia M. Contreras – “Tron: Ares,” “The Irishman”
Keith Dawson – “F1,” “Ready Player One”
Donnie Dean – “Sinners,” “Nickel Boys”
Tara DeMarco – “The Marvels,” “The Bronze”
Raul Essig – “Wicked: For Good,” “Wicked”
Bill Georgiou – “Twisters,” “Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One”
Becky Graham – “Death on the Nile,” “Bhoot: Part One – The Haunted Ship”
Pablo Grillo – “Paddington in Peru,” “The Little Mermaid”
Robert Harrington – “F1,” “Thunderbolts*”
Nicole Herr – “The Lion King,” “The Jungle Book”
Christian Kaestner – “Gladiator II,” “Alien: Covenant”
Shawn Kelly – “Venom: The Last Dance,” “Avengers: Infinity War”
Andy Kind – “How to Train Your Dragon,” “The Little Mermaid”
Brandon K. McLaughlin – “The Lost Bus,” “Killers of the Flower Moon”
Jay Mehta – “Creation of the Gods I: Kingdom of Storms,” “Maharshi”
Glenn Joseph Melenhorst – “How to Train Your Dragon,” “John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum”
Espen Nordahl – “The Electric State,” “Sinners”
Thomas Proctor – “Mortal Kombat II,” “Justice League”
Michael Ralla – “Sinners,” “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever”
Joshua Keir Simmonds – “The Sheep Detectives,” “Together”
Fausto Tejeda – “Now You See Me: Now You Don't, “The Ambush”
Marjolaine Tremblay – “The Shack,” “Game Night”
Guido Wolter – “Sinners,” “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings”
Clement Yip – “Atlas,” “Sonic the Hedgehog 3”
David Zaretti – “The Lost Bus,” “The Running Man”

Writers
Jesse Andrews – “Elio,” “Luca”
Ronald Bronstein* – “Marty Supreme,” “Uncut Gems”
Cheo Hodari Coker – “Creed II,” “Notorious”
Gary Dauberman – “It Chapter Two,” “It”
Santiago Fillol – “Sirāt,” “Fire Will Come”
Dan Fogelman – “Cars 2,” “Crazy, Stupid, Love.”
Holly Gent – “Nouvelle Vague,” “Where'd You Go, Bernadette”
Tearepa Kahi – “Muru,” “Hunt for the Wilderpeople”
Alireza Khatami – “The Things You Kill,” “Terrestrial Verses”
Oliver Laxe* – “Sirāt,” “Fire Will Come”
Lee Kyoung-mi – “No Other Choice,” “The Truth Beneath”
Satoko Okudera – “Kokuho,” “Rebirth”
Vince Palmo – “Nouvelle Vague,” “Where'd You Go, Bernadette”
Shadmehr Rastin – “It Was Just an Accident,” “As Simple as That”
Klaudia Reynicke – “Reinas,” “Love Me Tender”
Benny Safdie* – “The Smashing Machine,” “Uncut Gems”
Josh Safdie* – “Marty Supreme,” “Uncut Gems”
Nader Saïvar – “It Was Just an Accident,” “The Witness”
Tarik Saleh – “Eagles of the Republic,” “Cairo Conspiracy”
Joe Shrapnel – “The Woman in Cabin 10,” “Rebecca”
Will Tracy – “Bugonia,” “The Menu”
Aslihan Unaldi – “Afloat,” “Skate Kitchen”
Anna Waterhouse – “The Woman in Cabin 10,” “Rebecca”
Christopher Makoto Yogi – “I Was a Simple Man,” “August at Akiko’s”
Nathan Zellner – “Damsel,” “Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter”
Sameh Zoabi – “Tel Aviv on Fire,” “The Idol”

The nine individuals noted by an asterisk have been invited to join the Academy by multiple branches. These individuals must select one branch upon accepting membership.

The Academy’s membership process for its 19 branches and one membership classification is conducted by sponsorship, not application. In addition, Academy Award® nominees are automatically considered for membership in the year in which they are nominated and do not require sponsors.

Branch executive committees review candidates, and their recommendations are reviewed by the Membership Committee and presented to the Board of Governors for final approval.

Membership selection is based on professional qualifications, with an ongoing commitment to representation, inclusion and equity remaining a priority. Of the 2026 invited class, 42% are women, 56% belong to underrepresented communities, and 53% are from 60 countries and territories outside the United States.

Demographic information is provided by the candidate when possible or projected through publicly available research and will be confirmed by members upon acceptance. Those who accept the invitations will be the only additions to the Academy’s membership in 2026.


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