Next Gen 2018: The Hollywood Reporter Accepting Nominations for 35 Under 35 List
Think you know someone who will be running Hollywood in a few years? The Hollywood Reporter is now accepting online nominations for executives 35 and under in the categories of agents, managers, film, TV, digital and legal.
How to Become the Next Margot Robbie
Agents reveal the new path to the A-list. One tip? Diversify your résumé with both a tentpole and a wacky indie.
5 Hot New L.A. Hangouts for Young Hollywood
Industry millennials still flock to Bungalow and Shore Bar, but fresh spots are supplanting those mainstays and ushering in a new club-kid era.
How to Dress Like a Hollywood Agent on a Budget
ICM Partners' Chuck James, the office style mentor who helps everyone from mailroom interns to young agents up their style game, gives advice for THR's Next Gen style clinic.
Stars, Executives Toast Hollywood Reporter's Next Gen Class of 2017 at Exclusive Bash
Zoey Deutch, 'Black-ish' star Yara Shahidi, 'Aladdin's' Naomi Scott, 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi's' Kelly Marie Tran and top execs 35-and-under mingled at Poppy in Los Angeles as several guests danced the night away.
Michael Ovitz's Former Underlings Reflect on a "Supernova That Exploded All Over the Business"
Fifteen years ago, the CAA co-founder's company imploded, creating a tight-knit club of future Next Gen execs, who gathered to share their experiences.
Inside THR's Next Gen Party: Stars, Execs Toast the Class of 2017
The bash, sponsored by American Airlines and Tiffany, was held Wednesday, Nov. 8, at Poppy in Los Angeles.
Next Gen 2017: Hollywood's Up-and-Coming Execs 35 and Under
Meet the moguls-in-the-making as THR unveils its 24th annual list of the 35 execs who will soon run the industry.
Next Gen Talent 2017: Hollywood's Rising Stars 35 and Under
'Stranger Things' star Millie Bobby Brown and 'Moonlight's' Ashton Sanders are among the series stars and blockbuster breakouts who are shaking up the industry.
Drake's Hotline to Hollywood: Inside an Ambitious Push Into Film and TV
At home in Toronto with music's reigning (and restless) hitmaker as he shifts his focus to new projects with Netflix and Apple and unveils plans to "take six months or a year to myself and do some great films."
