The Hollywood Reporter

The Academy on Tuesday announced a host of new rules and regulations, one of which looks like a major win for documentary feature factory Netflix.

Awards-season veterans Lea Yardum and Gena Wilder are reuniting with Julie Tustin to form Perception PR.

The veteran distribution executive previously served one term on the board from 2014-2017. He ran for re-election in 2017, losing to David Linde.

The hugely popular Grammy-nominated singers both recently made their Broadway acting debuts.

The model-turned-actress reflects on her big break ('Breaking Bad'), her first starring role ('Don't Trust the B---- in Apt. 23') and her experience playing a complex Marvel superhero on the Peabody Award-winning TV show that began exploring sexual misconduct and its impact on victims long before the Harvey Weinstein exposés.

THR's awards columnist Scott Feinberg offers the first of what will be weekly assessments of the race. This one covers 16 major categories.

Gabe Polsky follows his acclaimed feature documentary directorial debut 'Red Army' with a dynamic exploration of what separates our greatest athletes from all the rest.

The Amazon breakout avoids a head-to-head matchup with 'Game of Thrones' and 'The Handmaid's Tale,' and will instead face a comedy field from which 'Veep' is absent for the first time in years.

The comic, podcast host and character actor reflects on his complex youth that led him to comedy, his rollercoaster career (he once contemplated suicide in the same garage to which a U.S. president later trekked to see him), and the Critics’ Choice and SAG award noms for his first major acting gig in which he's not playing a version of himself.

Jeffrey Katzenberg, Ron Meyer, Jim Gianopulos, Kevin Tsujihara, Jerry Bruckheimer, Brian Grazer, Pat Riley and Gary Barber were among the other notable figures in attendance.

The creator, showrunner, producer, writer, director and Golden Globe-nominated star of Showtime's acclaimed new comedy series reflects on becoming pregnant at 25, relocating to Hollywood after 11 weeks and experiencing years of personal and professional hardship — until she took matters into her own hands and turned her story into a script.

Three separate claims were leveled against the exec, who was elected to lead the organization last August.