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The Hollywood Reporter is a US weekly magazine covering the entertainment industry. First published in 1930, it delivers authoritative reporting on film, television, music and media, making it an essential source for industry professionals and enthusiasts alike. The publication is known for its in-depth coverage of Hollywood news, with exclusive interviews and behind-the-scenes insights into major productions and studios. It also features analysis of industry trends, box office performance and business developments, offering readers a deeper understanding of the entertainment landscape. Profiles of actors, directors and executives provide further perspective on the people shaping the industry. The Hollywood Reporter also includes coverage of awards season, red carpet events and cultural trends, alongside thoughtful commentary and long-form features. Its blend of journalism and industry insight makes it a trusted and influential voice in entertainment media. Available on PressReader, The Hollywood Reporter magazine delivers insider access, expert analysis and compelling stories from the world of entertainment.
To make Dau, director Ilya Khrzhanovsky built a sealed Soviet world in Ukraine, populated it with thousands of participants and filmed them for three years. Two decades, 14 films and innumerable scandals later, his original epic is finally...
With the very meta Bitter Christmas, the Spanish auteur goes further into autofiction than ever — and grapples with where to draw the line: “I really expose myself a lot.” By David Canfield Bitter Christmas is Pedro Almodóvar’s 24th feature...
In his explosive new documentary on Elon Musk, Oscar winner Alex Gibney argues that the world’s first trillionaire has designs on something far more alarming than business dominance: unchecked social and political power. By releasing the...
A veteran Hollywood director argues that California’s lawsuit attempting to block the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger is playing with fire. If David Ellison really does move his new studios out of state — Austin, anyone? — he’ll be fine....
