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Tina Fey - Tina Fey is famed for her hilarious performances ('30 Rock,' 'Date Night') and writing ('Mean Girls,' 'Saturday Night Live').

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Tina Fey - From 2013 to 2015, she hosted the Golden Globes with longtime friend and collaborator Amy Poehler.

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Whoopi Goldberg - Whoopi Goldberg is no stranger to award shows. With a career spanning four decades, she has won Emmys, Grammys, Tonys, and Academy Awards.

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Whoopi Goldberg - Back in 1994, Goldberg became the first African-American woman to host the Oscars. She went on to host again in 1996, 1999, and 2002.

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Brie Larson - Brie Larson has been highly praised for her acting skills, but she has also worked behind the camera. Brie directed her first feature-length film, 'Unicorn Store,' in 2017.

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Brie Larson - Larson is no stranger to the Academy. She won Best Actress for performance in 'Room,' and made headlines when she presented Casey Affleck with the Best Actor award.

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Daniel Craig - 007 himself will present at the 91st Academy Awards. Later this year, Craig will star in 'Knives Out,' alongside co-presenter Chris Evans.

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Daniel Craig - Craig was made a member of the Academy in 2006, the same year that 'Casino Royale' was released.

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Jennifer Lopez - She's known for hits like 'On the Floor' and 'Jenny from the Block,' but JLo has also enjoyed a successful career on-screen.

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Jennifer Lopez - Lopez has starred in films like 'Selena,' 'The Wedding Planner,' and 'An Unfinished Life.' She has also presented with Cameron Diaz at the 2012 Oscars.

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Amandla Stenberg - She's too young to buy a beer in America, but Amandla Stenberg is still a rising star in Hollywood.

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Amandla Stenberg - Stenberg recently starred in 'Where Hands Touch,' 'The Darkest Minds,' and 'The Hate U Give.'

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Awkwafina - Another rising star, Awkwafina was a hit in films like 'Ocean's 8' and 'Crazy Rich Asians.'

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Awkwafina - Last October, Awkwafina hosted 'Saturday Night Live.' She was the first Asian Woman to host the show in 18 years.

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Chris Evans - He's made it big in Marvel movies, but Chris Evans has also directed his own film ('Before We Go') and has lit up Broadway ('Lobby Hero').

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Chris Evans - Evans was invited to join the Academy in 2017. The same year, he starred in the low-budget drama 'Gifted.'

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Amy Poehler - She's made you laugh in shows like 'Parks and Recreation' and 'Saturday Night Live,' and Amy Poehler has also done plenty of work behind the scenes.

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Amy Poehler - Poehler's hosted the Golden Globes three times before, and time will tell if she's an entertaining presenter at the Oscars.

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Maya Rudolph - Maya Rudolph is a Hollywood enigma. She has lit up the screen in both blockbuster comedies ('Bridesmaids') and niche dramas ('Maggie's Plan').

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Maya Rudolph - Rudolph also starred in 'Inherent Vice,' directed by her other half, Paul Thomas Anderson. She presented the award for Documentary Short and Live Action Short at the 2018 Oscars alongside Tiffany Haddish. 

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Charlize Theron - She won the Best Actress Oscar for her performance in 'Monster.' Now, Charlize Theron will present at the 91st Academy Awards.

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Charlize Theron - Theron was the first South African star to win the Best Actress Oscar. After her win, she became one of the highest-paid actresses in America.

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Tessa Thompson - Tessa Thompson has become a bankable star in Hollywood, thanks to her performances in 'Creed,' 'Annihilation,' and 'Thor: Ragnarok.'

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Tessa Thompson - Presenting at the Oscars will kick off a busy year for Thompson, who will also star in 'Avengers: Endgame,' 'Men in Black: International,' and 'Lady and the Tramp.'

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Constance Wu - Constance Wu was also cast in 'Crazy Rich Asians,' and made Time 100's list of most-influential people in 2017.

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Constance Wu - As well as hosting the Oscars, Wu will also star in 'Low Budget Ethnic Movie' later this year.

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Gustavo Dudamel - Gustavo Dudamel is a Venezuelan conductor who will lead the Los Angeles Philharmonic at the 91st Oscars.

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Gustavo Dudamel - Dudamel will conduct the orchestra during the "In Memoriam" segment of the Oscars.

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Kevin Hart - Kevin Hart was originally scheduled to host the Oscars, but significant backlash caused him to pull out of the gig.

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Kevin Hart - In previous years, Hart had tweeted out controversial jokes, which arguably attacked the LGBTQ community. He dropped out from the position and has not been replaced.

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