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Emmy Awards Dip in Early Ratings
NBC's telecast 78th annual awards fall by about 10 percent from the comparable number for the 2025 show on CBS.
The Hollywood Reporter•Rick Porter15 Sept
THR and Bvlgari Toast Top Costume Designers and Emmy Winners
THR and Bvlgari celebrated this year’s distinguished costume designers and Emmy Award winners, in partnership with the Costume Designers Guild, at the Chateau Marmont penthouse.
The Hollywood Reporter•Laura Tucker15 Sept
Jon Voight Explains What He’s Up to as Trump’s Special Ambassador to Hollywood
The 87-year-old Academy Award winner sat down with The Hollywood Reporter to discuss his approach to lobbying for a federal tax credit at the White House: “We have an opening here, we have some sunlight, it’s going to happen.”
The Hollywood Reporter•Katie Kilkenny15 Sept
‘Lanterns’ Stars Kelly Macdonald and Jason Ritter Talk Episode 5’s Reveal, Coen Brothers’ Influence and Gotham City Roots
Yes, Macdonald starred in 'No Country for Old Men,' but it was actually an earlier Coen Brothers movie that influenced her work as Sheriff Kerry Kane.
The Hollywood Reporter•Brian Davids15 Sept
Cinelease Buys Two Quixote Divisions As It Scales Up Hollywood Studio Services
The Louis Dargenzio-owned and Mark Lamberton-run supplier has acquired Grip & Lighting and Pro Supplies assets from the Hudson Pacific firm, which is laying off 60 staffers.
The Hollywood Reporter•Erik Hayden15 Sept
Why ‘Sense and Sensibility’ Star George MacKay Still Hasn’t Watched Ang Lee’s Oscar-Winning Classic
MacKay was joined by co-stars Daisy Edgar-Jones, Esme Creed-Miles, Herbert Nordrum, Frank Dillane and Fiona Shaw at the world premiere of Georgia Oakley's haunting, tender Austen adaptation.
The Hollywood Reporter•Lily Ford15 SeptTH
‘Dancing With the Stars’: The 35 Best Dances Ever
With season 35 kicking off, The Hollywood Reporter names the greatest performances in the show's history.
The Hollywood Reporter•McKinley Franklin15 Sept
TV Ratings: ‘60 Minutes’ Premiere Drops With Smaller NFL Lead-In
The Sept. 13 episode was the first after CBS News chief Bari Weiss made a host of changes to the show.
The Hollywood Reporter•Rick Porter15 Sept
Where to Watch ‘Dancing With the Stars’ Season 35 Online
The new season kicks off with a special two-part premiere and the first-ever 'DWTS' after show.
The Hollywood Reporter•Erin Lassner15 Sept
Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren Say They Were “Blindsided” by Tom Hardy Reports: “Without Tom, We Don’t Have ‘MobLand'”
The veteran actors tell The Hollywood Reporter they never considered the show moving forward without Hardy in season three: "He is the the center; he allows us to play these crazy characters."
The Hollywood Reporter•Lexi Carson15 Sept
How ‘Widow’s Bay’ Went From Almost Not Getting Made to Emmys Dominance
The Apple TV series dropped on the platform in April. Five months later, it broke records at the Emmys.
The Hollywood Reporter•Beatrice Verhoeven15 Sept
Justice Department Sides With Paramount on Demand That States Post $1.88 Billion Bond
The government stressed that it concluded in its investigation that the merger won't undermine competition.
The Hollywood Reporter•Winston Cho15 Sept
Kennedy Center’s Abrupt Plan to Shut Down May Spark Further Legal Battles
A federal judge had issued an injunction earlier in the day blocking the board from adding Trump’s name to the Kennedy Center.
The Hollywood Reporter•Caitlin Huston15 Sept
Checking In: Avantika Talks W Hotels Campaign, Travel Rituals and Movie That Had Her ‘Peeing Myself With Laughter’
The 'American Horror Story' actress is the latest face of W Hotels' 'Hotel Tales' campaign, which was filmed on location in Toronto and unveiled during TIFF.
The Hollywood Reporter•Tim Chan15 Sept
‘Evil Genius’ Review: A Hilarious Patricia Arquette and David Harbour Make for a Bonkers Bonnie and Clyde in Courteney Cox’s Twisted True-Crime Yarn
The comic dramatization of 2003's notorious "Pizza Bomber" incident takes its cue from the Netflix series 'Evil Genius: The True Story of America's Most Diabolical Bank Heist."
The Hollywood Reporter•Michael Rechtshaffen15 Sept
The New ‘Wolverine’ Game Is “Unapologetically Violent.” But It’s About More Than the Body Count
The AAA game dives into the human side of Logan that has made him one of Marvel's most enduring characters, despite his inauspicious beginnings 50 years ago.
The Hollywood Reporter•Aaron Couch15 Sept
Ed Sheeran Opener Aaron Rowe Departs Tour in Solidarity With Macklemore
“I cannot stand by and allow billionaires to use their position of power to silence the rightful voices of those who speak up against Israeli genocide and who highlight the savage murder of children," Rowe wrote on Instagram.
The Hollywood Reporter•Caitlin Huston15 Sept
Broadway Box Office: ‘Hamilton’ Hits $2.5M As Chris Jackson Returns, ‘School Girls’ Starts Previews
Meg Stalter also played her final week of performances in 'Oh, Mary!'
The Hollywood Reporter•Caitlin Huston15 Sept
Quentin Tarantino to Release ‘The Adventures of Cliff Booth’ Book in December
“Hollywood, 1977. The Swinging Sixties are long gone — but Clifford Booth keeps on keeping on,“ the synopsis reads of the upcoming book centered on the character played by Brad Pitt in the 2019 film.
The Hollywood Reporter•Lexy Perez15 Sept