The Hollywood Reporter's awards columnist looks back at the 21st century's prior award seasons to illustrate the sorts of performances that are sometimes brought back from the dead — and that can be upended — by the Academy.

Tune in to Scott Feinberg's conversations with A-listers (such as Tom Hanks and Emilia Clarke), beloved legends (such as Robert De Niro and Meryl Streep) and breakthrough stars (such as Adam Driver and Phoebe Waller-Bridge).

The Hollywood Reporter's awards columnist Scott Feinberg makes sense of Wednesday's big announcement.

The last surviving Nuremberg Trials prosecutor, who at 99 is the subject of a new Barry Avrich documentary, reflects on taking on Nazis, his fight for an International Criminal Court and the Trump Administration.

The Hollywood Reporter's awards columnist breaks down Monday morning's announcement.

The Hollywood Reporter's Scott Feinberg recently sat down with the directors of 'American Factory,' 'Apollo 11,' 'The Biggest Little Farm,' 'The Cave,' 'Diego Maradona,' 'The Kingmaker,' 'Knock Down the House,' 'Maiden,' 'One Child Nation' and 'Sea of Shadows.'

The Hollywood Reporter's awards columnist Scott Feinberg, a Critics' Choice Awards voter, dissects Sunday's announcement and how it may impact campaigns moving forward.

The sound branch's three governors notified branch members of what it acknowledged would be a "big change" at a time when "the lines that separated our responsibilities to the overall soundtrack of a motion picture are blurring."

The Hollywood Reporter's awards columnist stresses the significance of content from the platform claiming five of eight film-specific awards and numerous winners hailing Netflix as a friend of art house cinema.

The actress-producer, best known for her Emmy-winning turn on 'The Handmaid's Tale,' sat down in Savannah with The Hollywood Reporter.

One of the most talented child performers to come along in years — a 10-year-old who is now a best supporting actress contender — reflects on breaking into the business, catching the attention of Quentin Tarantino, stealing scenes from Leonardo DiCaprio and more.

These 18 films' casts, comprised of veteran A-listers and fresh-faced breakouts alike, are vying for SAG-AFTRA's top prize.