Updated
Updated · Vogue · Oct 18
Academy Museum Gala Raises $14 Million, Honoring 3 Stars at Sixth Annual Event
Updated
Updated · Vogue · Oct 18

Academy Museum Gala Raises $14 Million, Honoring 3 Stars at Sixth Annual Event

3 articles · Updated · Vogue · Oct 18

Summary

  • $14 million-plus was raised at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures gala on Saturday, with proceeds earmarked for exhibitions, education initiatives and public programs.
  • The sixth annual event also marked the museum's anniversary, as director Amy Homma looked back on its first five years and Jamie Lee Curtis highlighted the new horror exhibition "The Horror Show."
  • John Carpenter, Charlize Theron and Colman Domingo received the Luminary, Icon and Vantage awards, respectively, during a program led by presenters including Robert Rodriguez, Sigourney Weaver and Tom Ford.
  • Taylor Swift closed the black-tie night with a performance after a star-heavy turnout that included Ana de Armas, Sabrina Carpenter, Colin Farrell, Kim Kardashian and Pamela Anderson.

Insights

Why is Taylor Swift's performance at the Academy Museum Gala secretly becoming the most talked-about Hollywood moment?
What hidden vintage messages were cleverly woven into the spectacular modern gowns on the gala's red carpet?
How will John Carpenter’s chilling new horror exhibition completely transform the upcoming cinematic experience for museum visitors?