The fest's glitzy awards gala, a major stop for top contenders on the road to the Oscars, has moved from Thursday, Jan. 7 to Thursday, Feb. 25.

The current dean of late night TV hosts reflects on his 27 years in the format, his infamous experience with Jay Leno over 'The Tonight Show' and why since 2018 — when he shortened his TBS show and launched a podcast — he's been having the time of his life.

Best known for her Emmy-nominated work on 'When They See Us,' the veteran character actress reflects on what led her from Mississippi to Broadway to Hollywood, the highs and lows of her time in the biz and why she was so excited to play Dr. Mattie Moss Clark on Lifetime's hit TV movie.

Patricia S. Bellinger, Arnaud Boetsch, Olivier de Givenchy, Ray Halbritter and Regina K. Scully have also joined the museum's governing body.

The Hollywood Reporter's awards columnist dissects 23 categories, some of which are now set to have more or fewer nominees due to a TV Academy rule change.

The polarizing trailblazer who has had a front row seat to — and personally shaped — American history over the last 40 years lets loose about sexism, conspiracy theories and Trump (including how she'd fare against him if she was on the ballot in 2020 and whether he should be locked up).

Of this year's invitees, 45 percent are women and 49 percent hail from outside the United States.

Agents, who had long been classified as associate members without voting privileges, have prevailed in their decades-long quest to become full-fledged members.

The Hollywood Reporter's awards columnist updates his assessment of 23 categories.

Because TV Academy rules define shortform programs as shows averaging no more than 15 minutes per episode and the eight episodes of this COVID-era hit ran slightly longer, it will compete in the best variety talk series category.

The creator of 'Black-ish' and its spinoffs reflects on race and class, #BlackLivesMatter and Juneteenth, and his unlikely journey from the streets to a $100 million Netflix deal.

Though the pandemic has led to production shutdowns, the teams behind shows from 'Saturday Night Live' to 'All Rise' found inventive ways to produce episodes that are now Emmy eligible.