This year's fest, which will be "a hybrid of in-person and virtual screenings, conversations and events to accommodate for the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic," will run Oct. 15-18.

Riz Ahmed, Rachel Brosnahan, Winston Duke, Julia Garner, Vanessa Kirby, Elisabeth Moss, Carey Mulligan and Andy Samberg will discuss the challenges and rewards of making independent movies on Oct. 18.

From Aaron Sorkin's direction and script to performances by Sacha Baron Cohen and Mark Rylance, this timely drama seems likely to connect with a wide variety of Academy members.

The seventh annual 'Docs to Watch' panel on Oct. 25 will feature the helmers of 'Boys State,' 'Crip Camp,' 'Dick Johnson Is Dead,' 'The Dissident,' 'The Human Factor,' 'MLK/FBI,' 'Time,' 'The Truffle Hunters,' 'The Way I See It' and 'Welcome to Chechnya.'

The Hollywood Reporter's awards columnist Scott Feinberg dissects the results.

The Pop TV show was recognized for its final season.

The up-and-comer won best actress in a short form comedy or drama series for '#FreeRayshawn.'

One Emmy voter explains their vote against 'Hillary,' why the 'Clark Sisters' biopic should have been nominated, and how 'The Good Place' is "the 'Sixth Sense' of comedy."

A Zelig of American politics and culture, best known for the "vast wasteland" speech he gave as JFK's FCC chair, reflects on helping to pave the way for public TV, presidential debates and the Obamas' marriage.

The Oscar-nominated actress plays a woman partially paralyzed in a freak accident who bonds during her recovery with a wounded bird.

Kate Winslet and Saoirse Ronan star in Francis Lee's period piece love story.

Chloe Zhao's follow-up to 'The Rider' is the first across-the-board contender of the unusual 2020-2021 Oscar season.