The Sony film is Gerwig's first behind the camera since 2017's 'Lady Bird,' for which she received a best director Oscar nomination.

This year's honorees address a "diverse spectrum of important issues challenging our world, including women’s rights, childhood cancer, mental health, alcoholism, sexual abuse, race relations, gender discrimination and LGBTQ+ issues."

"We have to change how we talk to each other," Iger said before suggesting, "Maybe we should just start by reconnecting with those friends and family members that we haven’t spoken to since the 2016 election."

Tentatively titled Wide, the publication will tout the streamer's many Emmy hopefuls to the roughly 15,000 members of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.

The screen legend best known for playing Luke Skywalker in six films over 42 years reflects on fame and typecasting, why he loves theater and voice acting, "'Star Wars' fatigue" and why he took on the role of a medieval SOB on History's drama series about the Knights Templar.

Best known for the 'Hangover' trilogy, the actor/comedian discusses what led to his life-changing decision to walk away from medicine to focus on performing, the personal and social significance of projects like 'Dr. Ken' and 'Crazy Rich Asians' and the family crisis that inspired his new Netflix stand-up special.

The DOJ suggests collusion by Netflix's competitors in the way eligibility is determined for the Academy Awards. Does the government understand Hollywood?

The Golden Globe-nominated breakout star reflects on his transformation from reserved kid into public performer; the challenges of playing icons Jesse Owens and John Lewis and anchoring 'If Beale Street Could Talk'; and holding his own opposite Julia Roberts on Amazon's acclaimed podcast adaptation.

One of the most prolific and admired directors in TV history — the go-to guy for sitcom pilots — reflects on how Mary Tyler Moore helped him break into the biz, the 15 years he split between 'Taxi' and 'Cheers' (he co-created the latter) and being at the center of NBC's 'Must See TV' era with 'Frasier,' 'Friends' and 'Will & Grace.'

The Hollywood Reporter's Scott Feinberg chats with talents ranging from A (as in, Mahershala Ali) to Z (as in, Rayka Zehtabchi).

The Hollywood Reporter's awards columnist Scott Feinberg dissects the results of the 91st Academy Awards.