Highlights from our Feb. 26 issue

As the Academy Awards approach, Envelope editor in chief Matt Brennan previews the last issue before Hollywood’s biggest night. This special Feb. 26 edition promises an inside look at the season’s frontrunners and the final days leading up to the 2026 Oscars.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Feb. 26 issue is the last preview before the 2026 Oscars.
  • Envelope editor in chief Matt Brennan guides readers through the publication.
  • Coverage focuses on the Oscars’ top contenders.
  • The Los Angeles Times first published this story on Feb. 25, 2026.
  • This preview falls under entertainment and top news.

Previewing the Final Issue Before the 2026 Oscars

The countdown to the 2026 Oscars is drawing to a close, and the Feb. 26 edition of The Envelope promises a final, in-depth look at the contenders. With Hollywood’s biggest night around the corner, anticipation is high among both film enthusiasts and industry insiders.

Matt Brennan’s Perspective

“In this last issue before the 2026 Oscars, our goal is to provide readers a comprehensive overview of what to expect,” says Envelope editor in chief Matt Brennan. His preview sets the stage, emphasizing the major storylines and categories that will likely shape this year’s awards.

What to Expect on Feb. 26

Each feature in the Feb. 26 edition aims to bring readers closer to the heart of Oscar season. The focus remains on top categories, the leading nominees, and how the final days of campaigning will influence the ceremony’s outcome. With interviews, behind-the-scenes snapshots, and critical commentary, the publication seeks to capture the essence of this year’s race.

Looking Ahead to the Oscars

As the awards ceremony nears, the Envelope’s Feb. 26 release stands as the Los Angeles Times’ definitive final word before the statuettes are handed out. Stay tuned to see how the predictions and analyses hold up on Oscar night, and get ready for a celebration of the year’s standout achievements in cinema.

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