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The 2026 Oscars race continues to shift, most recently impacted by the 2026 BAFTA Film Awards.

With the British Academy announcing its winners this past weekend, the Best Picture conversation is making headlines again, and the betting odds are increasing.

Now that awards season momentum is building ahead of the Academy Awards in March, one film is pulling ahead as the projected frontrunner, while others are gaining or losing steam following the BAFTAs outcome.

If you didn’t know, Conan O’Brien will host the ceremony on Sunday (March 15) at 7 p.m. ET on ABC.

Data from Polymarket shows a clear favorite emerging, especially in light of the latest awards results.

Click through to see the updated betting odds for Best Picture at the 2026 Oscars following the BAFTAs…

The 2026 Oscars nominations are out now, meaning we know which movies are the big contenders for this year, including Best Picture.

There are several films competing for the most prestigious award, which will be given out at the ceremony in March.

If you’re not aware, Conan O’Brien is returning to host the ceremony, which will be airing Sunday (March 15) at 7 p.m. ET on ABC.

People are placing their bets on Polymarket to predict the likely winner for the category, and a movie is emerging as a favorite.

Click through to see which film is considered most likely to win Best Picture at the 2026 Oscars, based on the betting odds…

The 2026 Oscars are happening in March, and viewers are having heated debates over which movie will take home the biggest prize of the evening: Best Picture.

The official nominees won’t be announced until Thursday (January 22), with the ceremony itself set to take place on Sunday, March 15, 2026.

Although we don’t have the official list just yet, people are already placing their bets on prediction market Kalshi about who will most likely be nominated next year, pouring over $7.4 million into the market volume and counting.

So what are the betting odds currently predicting?

Click through to see the rest of the Top 10 predicted nominees based on current market odds…

The 2026 Oscars will take place in March, and moviegoers are debating which movie will take home the biggest prize of the evening: Best Picture.

The official nominees won’t be announced until later this month (Thursday, January 22, 2026), with the ceremony itself taking place on Sunday, March 15, 2026.

Although there’s no official nominees list just yet, people are already placing their bets on prediction market Kalshi about who will most likely be nominated next year, pouring over $4.7 million into the market volume and counting.

So what are the betting odds currently predicting?

Click through to see the Top 10 predicted nominees based on current market odds…

Emma Stone is providing insight into her decision to keep her shaved head a secret.

The two-time Oscar winner shaved her head for her role in the newest Yorgos Lanthimos movie Bugonia, in which she plays a pharmaceutical CEO who gets kidnapped by conspiracy-obsessed men believing her to be an alien.

During an interview with People, Emma shared that she wanted to preserve an element of “surprise or an interesting moment,” even though she didn’t enjoy wearing beanies for months to keep her bald head hidden.

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Emma Stone is hitting the red carpet in New York City!

The 35-year-old two-time Oscar winner joined co-stars Jesse Plemons and Alicia Silverstone along with director Yorgos Lanthimos at the premiere of their new movie Bugonia on Tuesday night (October 21) held at the Museum of Modern Art in NYC.

Fellow cast members in attendance included Aidan Delbis and Stavros Halkias.

Here’s a brief synopsis: “Two conspiracy obsessed young men kidnap the high-powered CEO of a major company, convinced that she is an alien intent on destroying planet Earth.”

Bugonia will be released in theaters for a special engagement on October 24 ahead of a wide expansion on October 31. Watch the trailer here!

FYI: Emma is wearing a Louis Vuitton dress and Arielle Ratner jewelry.

Click through the gallery inside for 30+ pictures of the stars at the premiere…

Cinephiles are paying homage to Emma Stone‘s bald look in her new movie Bugonia by attending an early screening with a unique price of admission—you had to be bald already or willing to be shaved.

The screening took place at The Culver Theater in Los Angeles on Monday night (October 20). Plenty of people did indeed line up to get their hair sheared off in exchange for seeing the movie before everyone else, reports New York Post.

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