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Diller Speaks: Hollywood’s Most Fearsome Legend Bares His Soul
Enigmatic power player Barry Diller comes out (swinging) on moguldum, marriage, the movie business and the backlash to his brutally honest new memoir: “All I ever wanted was to matter.”
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Bernie Sanders Blasts Trump and Musk During Surprise Coachella Appearance
In an unannounced cameo before a massive crowd, the Vermont senator urged young people to take action against the administration: “The future of what happens in America is dependent on your generation.”
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Patrick Schwarzenegger on Life After ‘The White Lotus,’ Action Movies and Working With His Dad: “I’ve Told Him I’d Love to Do That”
The 31-year-old star of the season’s biggest television hit speaks with The Hollywood Reporter about separation anxiety, the reaction he’s received from fans and his plans for the future: “I'm going to be patient.”
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Oscar Insider Bruce Vilanch on the Gerbil Joke That Never Made It to Air and the “No Fun” Host Who Killed the Buzz
The legendary joke doctor, and author of a new tell-all memoir, has a few helpful tips for this year’s emcee, Conan O’Brien (and some cautionary tales).
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The Hollywood Reporter’s Top 24 Stories of 2024
There were many, many good options to choose from, but here are our choices for THR’s stand-out stories from the past year.
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Michael Wolff on Trump 2.0: “He Won’t Listen to Anybody”
The best-selling author of 'Fire and Fury' weighs in on the election, how Hollywood messed up, the emergence of Elon and why Jared Kushner can't stay away.
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Ari Emanuel’s Aspen Assault on Joe Biden and the Dems
Speaking at the Aspen Ideas Festival the morning after the debate, the Endeavor chief had blistering words for Benjamin Netanyahu, Sam Altman and a dire warning for his party: “I talked to a bunch of big donors, and they're moving all their money to Congress and the Senate.”
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Paul McCartney Will Hate Their New Beatles Book (Almost as Much as He Hated Their Last One)
'All You Need Is Love' authors Steven Gaines and Peter Brown come together for a dishy conversation about their 40-years-in-the-making best-selling sequel to their 1983 landmark Beatles history 'The Love You Make.'
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Andy Cohen Finally Speaks Out on ‘Real Housewives’ Reckoning: “It’s Hurtful. But I Have No Regrets”
Ex-Bravo stars are hurling charges (and lawsuits) over alleged sexism, racism and substance abuse on set, but the network's golden boy says he is having the time of his life celebrating 15 years as the host of 'Watch What Happens Live.'
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Want a Table at Hollywood’s Hottest Power Spot? Inside Sunset Tower’s Maitre D’ Handoff
After spending the past year and a half in a grueling apprenticeship under Dimitri Dimitrov, Gabé Doppelt officially takes the reins as Sunset Tower maitre d’ on Oct. 16.
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Tina Brown Unloads on Harvey Weinstein: “He Should Write a Book Titled ‘Monster'” (Q&A)
After being lured from The New Yorker, the legendary editor — whose new book chronicles her buzzy tenure at Vanity Fair — helped Weinstein found Talk, experiencing his charm and rage firsthand: "He had the thinnest skin of anyone."
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Legendary Editor Harry Evans Has This to Say About Today’s “Deeply Polluted” Media
The 87-year-old explains how he was fired by Rupert Murdoch, why The New York Times and the Washington Post have lost their influence, wife Tina Brown's mistaken decision to work with a "seductive" Harvey Weinstein and his own current foray into the Oscar race — with said Harvey Weinstein.
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