Entries must feature "a predominantly non-English dialogue track," per Academy rules, but a review found that two-thirds of Austria's entry is in English.

The chief creative officer of Marvel Studios — who was the architect of its unprecedented 11-year series of 22 intertwining superhero films — shares his own origin story and that of his operation, how he felt ending an era with April's giant blockbuster and what he makes of Martin Scorsese's recent comments.

The actress-singer, who catapulted to stardom with hilarious turns in 2018's all-female 'Ocean's 8' and all-Asian 'Crazy Rich Asians,' reflects on her career as a rapper ("My Vag"), breaking into films and comedy versus drama.

The 44-year-old actress became the 33rd recipient of a tribute from the non-profit behind Hollywood's Egyptian Theatre and Santa Monica's Aero Theatre.

The actress/director participated in a public conversation with The Hollywood Reporter at SCAD, a few hours before collecting the fest's Rising Star Director Award.

Three of the new additions — David Rubin, Mark Johnson and Laura Dern — are currently serving on the Academy's board of governors, as well.

Eight titles from four distributors were immediately posted to the service, with many more expected in the coming weeks.

"I was an ordinary kid, for real, in an extraordinary situation," LaBeouf says as he discusses his challenging childhood acting years, becoming a blockbuster star, hitting rock bottom and rising from the ashes with 'Honey Boy,' an introspective look at his troubled relationship with his father.

The Hollywood Reporter's Scott Feinberg updates his charts to reflect his first impressions of 'The Banker' and 'Little Women'; a 'Ford v Ferrari' category change; Gotham Awards noms, the Britannia Awards and the Governors Awards.

A cadre of Oscar hopefuls showed up in their red carpet best on Sunday to fete Geena Davis, Lina Wertmüller, David Lynch and Wes Studi.

Jane Campion and Greta Gerwig toasted the 91-year-old Italian on Sunday night.

Other close calls included 'Hustlers' and 'Jojo Rabbit,' as The Hollywood Reporter reveals which side of the ledger those films, and others, landed on.