The 2015 Oscars is right around the corner and for those who want to witness their favorite artists' glorious moments on stage, the prestige award ceremony can be witnessed via plenty of networks. ABC is set to start its coverage on the Hollywood's biggest affair tomorrow at 7 p.m. ET.

E! Online is also airing a 2015 Oscars two-hour special to give viewers a closer peek of the happenings, which can be streamed live around 5:25 p.m. ET.  E! Online's Live from the red carpet coverage will be provided Ryan Seacrest, along with Giuiliana Rancic, Dave Karger, Ross Mathews, Kelly Osbourne and Zanna Roberts Rassi.

Fans outside the U.S. who would not want to miss the action have many to turn to. Viewers in Canada have CTV, which is set to make a comprehensive coverage of the massive event starting with a red carpet special by 6:30 p.m. ET. In the UK, fans can watch it all happen via the Sky Movies service through the dedicated Oscars pop-up channel by 11:30p.m. A simulcast is also set on Sky Living network, which airs on 1:30 a.m. on Monday morning local time. For other locations, check the schedule here.

Now it's time for some guessing game. IGN predicts that the Best Picture winner will be too close to call between "Birdman" and "Boyhood." But the resounding votes from media outlets go to Alejandro González Iñárritu's film, which is also forecasted to score the Cinematography award. Who will win the coveted award for the Best Actor in a Leading Role? Signs point to Eddie Redmayne for his stellar performance as Stephen Hawking in "The Theory of Everything." However, Michael Keaton, again from "Birdman" might just snag that one from him. Speaking of which, "The Theory of Everything" may also snatch the win for Original Score.

Meanwhile, "Still Alice" lead Julianne Moore makes the loudest noise in the Actress in a Leading Role category. Actor in Supporting Role is just for J.K. Simmons to own. Many would be surprised if the "Whiplash" actor didn't get this. The movie the actor is in is also expected to get the Adaptive Screenplay win. For the counterpart, Patricia Arquette from "Boyhood" is eyed as the victor. Who will be the director that will shine in the biggest award show of the season? Many believe its Richard Linklater for his far-reaching work in "Boyhood."

The Best Animated Feature Film award is pitted to go to "How to Train your Dragon 2." Although many are still upset that "The LEGO Movie" did not even make it as a nominee in the category. In the Visual Effects department, "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes" and "Interstellar" will likely go neck to neck. There is only one movie being touted to win the Best Original Screenplay award and that is "The Grand Budapest Hotel." Costume Design and Makeup and Hairstyling look to be in its bag too.

"American Sniper" is predicted to win Sound Editing and Sound Mixing. Best Foreign Language Film should be "Ida" while the Documentary Feature to steal the night should be "Citizen Four." For Documentary Short, Animated Short and Live Action Short, titles bounced around are "Joanna," "The Dam Keeper," and "Parvaneh," respectively.

Watch a video of Bradley Cooper on the red carpet for the 2015 Oscars:

Watch the announcement for the 2015 Oscar Nominations in the video below: