If you're like me, you'll tune into the Oscars this Sunday to see the A-list likes of Timothée Chalamet , Michael B. Jordan, Emma Stone, and Leonardo DiCaprio duke it out for golden statues. If Will Smith is going to slap someone else, we want to see it live. But the performers will be exhausted. For them, the Oscars is the final boss of a multi-month awards-show gauntlet. It begs the question: does Hollywood really need so many awards ceremonies? What the world — particularly the audience of