The four-time Grammy winner reflects on adopting a moniker that stands for “Having Everything Revealed,” helping to repopularize R&B and landing an Oscar nom for her new tune “Fight for You.”

The Martin Luther King of the disability rights movement reflects on how polio shaped her childhood, why she became an activist and the legacy of the camp at the center of Netflix’s Oscar-nominated documentary in which she appears.

Pixar's chief creative officer, a writer/director who is the most Oscar-nominated person in the history of the best animated feature category, reflects on the roots of his love of animation, transitioning from hand-drawn to computer and succeeding John Lasseter.

Travon Free, an Emmy-winning writer, is Oscar-nominated for a short film that he wrote in the immediate aftermath of the killing of George Floyd.

HFPA member and eight-term past president Philip Berk is in hot water.

As its self-imposed May 5 deadline to announce specific structural changes rapidly approaches, with Time's Up and more than 100 PR firms waiting to see if they are satisfactory, the HFPA board is reportedly considering taking action to punish Philip Berk.

This marks a significant departure from the way things were conducted at the only prior major awards ceremony that was held in-person during the pandemic, the 63rd Grammys, back on March 14.

Directors Travon Free and Martin Desmond Roe and producer Jesse Williams sit down with The Hollywood Reporter's Scott Feinberg.

The legendary songwriter is hoping to win for the first time this year, for "Io si (Seen)" from 'The Life Ahead.'

Steven Soderbergh, Jesse Collins and Stacey Sher held a press conference via Zoom from Union Station, the main venue for the April 25 telecast.

The Hollywood Reporter's awards columnist weighs in on all 23 categories.

Performances of the nominated songs will be broadcast during the pre-show, rather than the main show, and winners' statuettes will be engraved during the post-show.