Marking his third consecutive year, the Emmy‑winning comedian reunites with executive producers Raj Kapoor and Katy Mullan.
Conan O’Brien is officially back. The Academy has announced that the Emmy‑winning host, writer, producer, and comedy icon will return to helm the 99th Academy Awards, airing March 14, 2027, live on ABC and Hulu. This marks Conan’s third consecutive year hosting Hollywood’s biggest night — a streak that has now become a full‑blown Oscars era.
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Hollywood’s biggest night is keeping the chaos classy, with Conan returning to steer the red carpet machine through another round of jokes, glamour, and beautifully timed awkwardness.
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According to the Academy’s press release, leadership is thrilled to keep the team intact. Academy CEO Bill Kramer and Academy President Lynette Howell Taylor praised Conan and the returning producers as an “incredible team” who have delivered “captivating, entertaining and heartfelt shows over the last two years” .
The 2027 ceremony also reunites Conan with executive producers Raj Kapoor and Katy Mullan, who return for their fourth consecutive year, along with producers Jeff Ross and Mike Sweeney, both longtime Conan collaborators. Sweeney will also serve as a writer for the telecast.
Disney Television Group President Craig Erwich added that Conan’s “singular comedic voice” has created “remarkable energy around the Oscars,” making the show one of the most entertaining broadcasts of the year .
Kapoor and Mullan echoed the sentiment, calling Conan a “true creative partner” who brings both humor and warmth to the production — onstage and behind the scenes .
The 99th Oscars will once again take place at the Dolby Theatre at Ovation Hollywood, broadcasting to more than 200 territories worldwide .
With Conan’s sharp wit, the returning powerhouse production team, and the Academy’s renewed confidence, the 2027 ceremony is already shaping up to be another standout year.
Hollywood’s biggest night just got its host — again.
