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On the film side, Bradley Cooper (\u201cMaestro\u201d), Colman Domingo (\u201cRustin\u201d), Paul Giamatti (\u201cThe Holdovers\u201d), Cillian Murphy (\u201cOppenheimer\u201d) and Jeffrey Wright (\u201cAmerican Fiction\u201d) will square off for best actor, while Annette Bening (\u201cNyad\u201d), Lily Gladstone (\u201cKillers of the Flower Moon\u201d), Carey Mulligan (\u201cMaestro\u201d), Margot Robbie (\u201cBarbie\u201d) and Emma Stone (\u201cPoor Things\u201d) will duke it out for best actress.<\/p>\n
On the TV side, it looks to be a big night for \u201cSuccession,\u201d which earned five nominations. The audience favorites \u201cTed Lasso,\u201d \u201cThe Bear\u201d and \u201cThe Last of Us\u201d aren\u2019t far behind, though, picking up four nods apiece.<\/p>\n
Streisand, the 81-year-old actress and filmmaker who has won awards at all four major ceremonies \u2014 the Emmys, Grammys, Oscars and Tonys \u2014 in a career spanning more than six decades, will receive the life achievement award. (Previous winners include Frank Sinatra, Helen Mirren and Sidney Poitier.)<\/p>\n
If you want to brush up on her life, our critic recommends<\/a> her wide-ranging memoir, \u201cMy Name Is Barbra,\u201d which was published last year and runs 970 pages. Or you can listen to the 48-hour audiobook, which Streisand read herself<\/a>.<\/p>\n On the film side, keep a close eye on the best actress race, which will provide the best clue yet as to whether academy voters are leaning toward Stone or Gladstone at the Oscars next month. Also pay attention to the winner of outstanding cast in a motion picture, which has many times predicted the best picture winner at the Oscars. (This year\u2019s nominees are \u201cAmerican Fiction,\u201d \u201cBarbie,\u201d \u201cThe Color Purple,\u201d \u201cKillers of the Flower Moon\u201d and \u201cOppenheimer.\u201d)<\/p>\n In the TV races, Kieran Culkin (\u201cSuccession\u201d) will be looking to add to his Golden Globe and Emmy for best actor in a drama against a field that features his castmates Brian Cox and Matthew Macfadyen as well as Pedro Pascal (\u201cThe Last of Us\u201d) and Billy Crudup (\u201cThe Morning Show\u201d). Unlike the Emmys and the Globes, the SAGs don\u2019t distinguish between lead and supporting roles in the TV categories.<\/p>\n Unlike the Golden Globes, which found a way to nominate<\/a> Swift for her concert film \u201cTaylor Swift: The Eras Tour,\u201d the SAGs did not invent a category to sneak her in.<\/p>\n<\/div>\nWhat should you watch for?<\/h2>\n
Will Taylor Swift be there?<\/h2>\n