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To promote the Peacock revival, stars Soleil Moon Frye and Cherie Johnson sat between cardboard cutouts of reporters and answered questions that had been submitted in advance.

Director Terry Gilliam, star Madeleine Stowe, producer Charles Roven and more look back at the creative battles that made the film great: "I wasn't sure it was going to work."

The streamer acquired U.S. distribution rights to the 'Punky Brewster' star's film, which springs from her personal vault and contains footage of famous friends like David Arquette, Brian Austin Green and Mark-Paul Gosselaar.

To boost their streaming services, Hollywood giants are developing dozens of shows and spinoff features based on a few valuable franchises — does that risk overexposure?

With his buzzy performance in 'Sound of Metal' — which required him to learn sign language and drumming — plus a new wife and a booming company, the soft-spoken actor and rapper is having his loudest year yet.

He was also known for working with Australian country music group The Buckleys.

In December 2020, director Chris Columbus said in an interview that the president “did bully his way into the movie."

Kirsten Dunst, Dakota Fanning and Sarah Hyland were among the famous fans who took part in Monday night's pre-game, hosted by Chris Harrison and Wells Adams. 

The Marvel actor first played Steve Rogers in 2011's 'Captain America: The First Avenger' and retired the role in 2019's 'Avengers: Endgame.'

Keean Johnson plays a teen losing his hearing in Bennett Lasseter's YA road movie.

The Hollywood Reporter's awards columnist updates his projections.

The Oscar winner will play a doctor and foil for Michael Sheen's character in the drama's second season.

Ashley Levinson, Marc Platt and Eric Roth also discuss adapting to a year of seismic changes in the film industry: "We started rethinking everything."

Series creator Stephen Falk will be joined by Aya Cash, Chris Geere, Kether Donohue, Desmin Borges and other favorites from the FXX comedy for a Sunday Funday on Jan. 31.

The Hollywood Reporter's awards columnist updates his assessment.