
Netflix will be hosting the 30th Screen Actors Guild Awards for the first time, with the ceremony set to stream live on the platform at 8 p.m. Eastern. This move marks a significant shift as the SAG Awards have traditionally aired on TNT and TBS. With Netflix's vast global subscriber base of 260 million, the event is expected to reach a much larger audience this year.
The SAG Awards will run for approximately two hours without commercial breaks and will be available for viewing on Netflix for 28 days after the live stream. This marks one of Netflix's most notable ventures into live streaming events, following previous live specials such as a Chris Rock comedy show and a celebrity golf tournament.