Netflix Boss Ted Sarandos talks about how streamer handled 'Emilia Perez' Controversy and how Zoe Saldana is "undeniable" in the film.

"Emilia Pérez" is certainly the most talked-about Oscar contender of the year, for better and worse. The Spanish-language musical gained significant awards steam when it debuted at the Cannes Film Festival last year and won the Jury Prize alongside a shared Best Actress for its three leading ladies.

This was supposed to be Netflix’s year to finally win best picture. The streaming giant won four Golden Globes and nabbed 13 Oscar nominations for “Emilia Pérez,” a Spanish-language movie musical about a transgender drug lord.

The audience for the Oscars has declined more than 50% over the last decade. Will that lead to a break-up with its home of more than 50 years?

Cue chaos on the internet.

At the start of Sunday's Oscars, host Conan O'Brien poked fun at Karla Sofía Gascón's highly publicized social media scandal by declaring, "Karla, if you are going to tweet about the Oscars, remember,

Conan O'Brien kept the jokes flowing during his opening monologue, poking fun at A-list celebrities while reminding viewers what the Oscars are about.

Oscars monologue spoofed Demi Moore's "The Substance," then took aim at the tweet controversy around "Emilia Pérez."

Despite rumors Meghan Markle might make an appearance at the Oscars, she and her husband, Prince Harry, weren’t seen on the red carpet. Here's why.

Prince Harry only appears on screen once during his wife Meghan Markle's new Netflix series, 'With Love, Meghan.' Find out why he appeared here.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's five year deal with the streaming platform is set to expire later this year and the couple are expected to continue their partnership - with reduced terms