The Hollywood Reporter

The all-new Hollywood Reporter offers unprecedented access to the people, studios, networks and agencies that create the magic in Hollywood. Published weekly, the oversized format includes exceptional photography and rich features.

The Hollywood Reporter

Female Journalists Have Sex, Too • The creator of The Girls on the Bus (sadly just canceled by Max) discusses the online criticism of Sadie McCarthy’s intimate life and how it goes beyond gendered double standards: ‘Female journalists have zero margin for error’

When Nature Called, These Famous Voices Answered • Competition for a nomination in the Emmy category of outstanding narrator is stacked in the genre of nature docs. Here are this year’s celebrity contenders

We Were the Lucky Ones’ Joey King • The Jewish actress opens up about the responsibility of portraying a young Holocaust survivor on the Hulu series

5 Qs for RZR Star Mena Suvari • In the gritty sci-fi shortform streaming series, technology and crime collide in a dystopian L.A., and Suvari’s Detective Thompson is right in the middle of it

When Scott Pilgrim’s Sweeties Jam • Bryan Lee O’Malley and BenDavid Grabinski on decentering Scott Pilgrim vs. the World’s main character in its anime adaptation

The Simple Bear Necessities to Keeping a Secret • Jamie Lee Curtis on how she and the bosses of the hit FX show pulled off one of the greatest guest-starring roles of her career without anyone knowing: ‘I will turn my phone off for the rest of my life’

BE OUR (SUPER FAMOUSLY TALENTED) GUEST • From Ted Danson and Allison Janney on Curb Your Enthusiasm to Mel Brooks and Jane Lynch on Only Murders, these shows know how to pull in the big names when it comes to stars who drop in

John Bradley Breaks Out of His ‘Character Bracket’ in 3 Body Problem • The sci-fi star on acting in a series that was ‘even harder to adapt than Game of Thrones’ and a death scene that took nine months to film

‘No Crazy Hollywood Ninja Stuff’ • Shogun stunt coordinator Lauro Chartrand-DelValle on training the actors and retraining stunt performers with new fight techniques for 1600s Japan

FROM THE GILDED STAGE • The Gilded Age’s casting directors share what makes theater stars ‘pop’ on the HBO period drama

Only Murders in the Building Musical Is a Twisty Tribute to the Theater • ‘It really is a complete, however absurd it sounds, musical idea,’ say the songwriters behind the fictitious Death Rattle murder mystery play

Leaving Fate Up to a Red Pen • A spy crosses out names of those who will be left behind as a ruler acts as transition for The Sympathizer DP Kim Ji-yong

The Simpsons Won Back-to-Back Music Emmys