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The event comes just before Oscar voting begins, with Swift’s Toy Story 5 song “I Knew It, I Knew You” now eligible for Best Original Song.
Taylor Swift will return to the stage with a special performance at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures’ sixth annual gala on Oct. 17.
Swift’s performance will cap off an evening honoring this year’s Academy Museum honorees: Charlize Theron, Colman Domingo, and filmmaker/composer John Carpenter. The museum is overseen by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
“Taylor is an extraordinary talent whose work resonates around the world,” Academy Museum Director Amy Homma said. “We are thrilled to welcome her to this year’s gala and look forward to her performance to close a wonderful evening of honoring three extraordinary filmmakers and supporting the Academy Museum’s mission to celebrate and preserve cinema.”
Swift, a passionate film fan, is also preparing for her feature‑directorial debut, announced in 2022, though production timelines have yet to be set. The gala’s timing also coincides with the start of the Oscars voting season.
Swift will be eligible for Best Original Song at the Oscars next year for her Toy Story 5 hit “I Knew It, I Knew You.” Preliminary voting begins in early December, with shortlists—including Best Original Song—announced on Dec. 15 and final nominations slated for Jan. 21, 2027.
She has yet to secure an Oscar nomination despite numerous film soundtrack contributions, including “Carolina” for Where the Crawdads Sing, “Beautiful Ghosts” for Cats, “I Don’t Wanna Live Forever” from Fifty Shades Darker, “Only the Young” for her documentary Miss Americana, and a Best Live Action Short Film bid for her “All Too Well” short film, which did not advance to the final nomination list.
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