2025 Emmys: Best Unseen Moments
Stephen Colbert's Beatles moment, a chivalrous Irishman and a Labubu faux pas were among the tidbits reserved for those in the audience.| The Hollywood Reporter
Stephen Colbert's Beatles moment, a chivalrous Irishman and a Labubu faux pas were among the tidbits reserved for those in the audience.| The Hollywood Reporter
The 'Last Week Tonight' host also sounds off on Stephen Colbert's "horrible, horrible" news and the future of the format.| The Hollywood Reporter
Justine Triet's landed a nomination for 'Anatomy of a Fall,' following last year's controversy where no female filmmaker was nominated in the category.| The Hollywood Reporter
'Oppenheimer' leads the noms with a total of 13, followed by 'Poor Things' with 11, 'Killers of the Flower Moon' with 10 and 'Barbie' with eight. They will compete for best picture with 'American Fiction,' 'Anatomy of a Fall,' 'The Holdovers,' 'Maestro,' 'Past Lives' and 'The Zone of Interest.'| The Hollywood Reporter
The actor, who won for his role in 'The Studio,' wasn't in attendance at Saturday's Creative Arts Emmys, but he got a chance to re-create the experience on Wednesday's 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!'| The Hollywood Reporter
Plus, how Emily Bronte got her bra-like font and the man who really launched Armani in Hollywood (hint: it wasn’t Richard Gere).| The Hollywood Reporter
The actor, executive producer and freshly minted director talks about the value of working on all aspects of production, as well as his hopes that an Emmy win for a Native actor is right around the corner.| The Hollywood Reporter
The MPSE won’t allow generative artificial intelligence content at the Golden Reel Awards for at least one year.| The Hollywood Reporter
'Oppenheimer' was named best picture, while Christopher Nolan, Emma Stone, Cillian Murphy, Robert Downey Jr., Da'Vine Joy Randolph and Billie Eilish & Finneas O'Connell are were among those taking home the gold.| The Hollywood Reporter
Demonstrations blocking traffic on Highland Avenue left many en route to the Academy Awards stuck in their vehicles, with some getting out to walk the rest of the way.| The Hollywood Reporter
