History of the Oscars - Los Angeles Times Newspaper Book

The History of the Oscars Los Angeles Times Newspaper Book brings Hollywood’s biggest night to life with over 250 pages of authentic Los Angeles Times newspaper articles. From the first Academy Awards ceremony in 1929 to modern-day red carpet moments, this book chronicles the evolution of cinema and the glamour, drama, and excitement that define the Oscars. With a choice of covers and the option to personalize the recipient’s name on the cover for free, it’s a stunning keepsake for film lovers and collectors alike.

Step behind the velvet ropes and relive iconic moments as they unfolded. The History of the Oscars Los Angeles Times Newspaper Book captures history-making wins and unforgettable speeches—from Hattie McDaniel becoming the first African American Oscar winner in 1940, to Sacheen Littlefeather’s 1973 speech on Marlon Brando’s behalf, to Titanic’s 11 Oscar triumph in 1998, and even the Best Picture mishap of 2017. Each article provides an authentic, archival glimpse into the stars, scandals, and spectacles that have defined the Academy Awards for nearly a century.

Perfect as a gift or collectible, this hardback, tabloid-sized book (11" x 13.9") includes over 250 pages of archival content. Optional gift boxes and the ability to add a personalized dedication on the title page make it ideal for birthdays, holidays, or special occasions. Please note, these articles are reproduced from scanned archives, so some pages may show minor blemishes or variations, adding to the vintage charm of The History of the Oscars Los Angeles Times Newspaper Book.