Hollywood Must Pull Out of Georgia

The moguls can’t support #MeToo and, at the same time, keep shooting in an anti-abortion state, writes Hollywood Reporter executive editor Stephen Galloway.

The Death of the Hollywood Dynasty

It's time for the mega-families that are clinging to power to let go. The sooner they do so, the better, writes Hollywood Reporter executive editor, features, Stephen Galloway.

Why Hollywood Is the NRA's Best Friend

There isn't a direct link between onscreen killing and offscreen deaths — but why is the industry still so quick to promote gun violence to moviegoers?

College Admissions Scandal Goes Far Deeper Than Alleged Hollywood Bribes

The cheating scheme by rich parents convinces an entire social class that the system is rigged and that some are massively more equal than others.

Every Producer's Worst Nightmare: David Yarnell Details Troubled Road to Oscar for 'Can You Forgive Me?'

It took 10 years to get the film off the ground, dying days before shooting only to be reborn with a different cast.

The Mis-Casting of Hope Hicks as Fox Communications Director

There’s a difference between sizzle and substance. Fox ignores that at its peril.

Why Are So Many Wannabe Screenwriters Getting Scammed?

From "pitch fests" to online script coaches, an entire cottage industry has sprung up to help aspiring scribes crack the movie business, and while some offerings are legit, many are schemes designed to prey on the Hollywood dreams of gullible strivers.

Why Bob Iger's Disney Success Comes With Some Awkwardness

The CEO is about to become the most powerful mogul in Hollywood history, but columnist Stephen Galloway notes that he also has suffered a string of executive scandals and public relations blowups in recent years.

Dwayne Johnson: Stuck Between The Rock and a Hard Place

It’s not enough for a star to be a major self-promoter; he must also pick good movies and avoid projects like current release 'Skyscraper.'