Cate Blanchett Advocates for Non-Televised Awards Shows to Reclaim Privacy

The Oscar-winning actress calls for a shift away from televised ceremonies, citing social media scrutiny and the need for more intimate celebrations of achievement.

Cate Blanchett proposed ending the televising of awards shows, including the Oscars, during an appearance on the Las Culturistas podcast.
She criticized the lack of privacy in modern events, highlighting the invasive nature of social media trends like lip reading on TikTok.
Blanchett emphasized that non-televised ceremonies would create a relaxed atmosphere where attendees could celebrate without public scrutiny.
She described the entertainment industry as being at a 'pivot point' and stressed the importance of celebrating achievements without overexposure.
Blanchett clarified that awards shows should continue to honor filmmaking, but in a way that preserves the joy and craft of the industry.

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