Hollywood Business Manager Lou Taylor Is "Ferociously" Breaking the Glass Ceiling
Taylor, The Hollywood Reporter's Business Manager Icon 2019, built one of the industry's top firms — safeguarding clients like Steven Tyler, Florida Georgia Line, Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Britney Spears: "I work my ass off 24/7."
Hollywood's Top Business Managers of 2019
The entertainment industry's money managers prefer to avoid the limelight. To their chagrin, public documents and insiders help The Hollywood Reporter spotlight the people who help A-listers build empires and avoid bad investments.
Lionsgate CEO Jon Feltheimer Talks Expansion, Courting Entrepreneurial Talent
The studio chief spoke with The Hollywood Reporter executive editor Stephen Galloway at the eighth annual Power Business Managers breakfast.
Inside The Hollywood Reporter's 2018 Power Business Managers Breakfast
Cut in the Beverly Wilshire Hotel was again the site of the eighth annual event, with City National Bank serving as the presenting sponsor and Ermenegildo Zegna and Zenith also sponsoring.
Hollywood's Top 10 Music Business Managers 2018
Handling everything from tour budgets to streaming royalties, these money men and women advise the A-list artists in the music business.
Hollywood's 25 Top Business Managers of 2018
Consolidation in the industry and millennials who think Mint.com can replace their advisers don't shake the financial gurus on The Hollywood Reporter's annual list.
When Stars Sue Managers Over Money: Who Should You Believe?
Johnny Depp blames being broke on his former financial advisers, while Alanis Morissette's ex-business manager is behind bars. THR polled moneymen on whether Depp and Morissette or their reps should be in the clear.
Hollywood Is Making Millions Off Slot Machines
Madonna's $10 million deal for a new casino game is the latest among the many stars and studios putting their mark on gambling to get a promotional boost in Las Vegas.
Will Trump's Policies Make Hollywood Richer or Poorer?
More than half of business managers polled say the new administration has changed how their clients are approaching investments as politics and taxes cloud the bull market.
YouTube Stars Are Upending Hollywood's Gifting Economy
