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The fest is screening new films from Roman Polanski, Woody Allen and Luc Besson. For journalists, it raises the tricky question of how to report on directors accused of sexual predation — or whether to do it at all.

Andrew Jackson reflects on creating the Manhattan Project's Trinity Test, for which he says no CG was involved.

In a year marked by personal tragedy and estate drama, Elvis' famously private ex-wife debuts "Priscilla," a portrait of her tumultuous marriage.

The 'Fast X' and 'Old Guard' star also discusses the challenges of doing action movies as she gets older: "More than my face, I wish I had my 25-year-old body that I can just throw against the wall and not even hurt tomorrow."

Most entertainment giants won't have to face a shareholder Say on Pay vote until early next year, but the Writers Guild and SAG-AFTRA have effectively pointed to massive paychecks of top executives as a sign that the companies can make a deal.

As Hollywood enters earnings season amid a double walkout, it's becoming clear that, in the short term, the work stoppage is adding to struck companies' bottom line. What will CEOs do with the windfall?

"Succession," "The Last of Us," "The White Lotus" and "Ted Lasso" are among shows that landed the most Emmy nominations, which were revealed during a virtual ceremony Wednesday.

"I don't know to this day how security [didn't catch this person]," Clarkson tells The Hollywood Reporter.

Seacrest will take over when the long-time emcee retires after the 2023-24 season.

Hollywood's most prolific hitmakerbreaks his silence on "Yellowstone" ending, Kevin Costner's exit, the potential Matthew McConaughey spinoff, his battles with studio suits and how he's become a powerful mega-rancher straight out of his own show: "There is no compromising."

The audio giant has essentially abandoned the model for its new talent deals and is releasing some of its previously exclusive shows — as well as a new show from Trevor Noah — on rival platforms.

The all-star class of inductees includes Sheryl Crow, Rage Against the Machine and The Spinners, while special honorees are Chaka Khan, Bernie Taupin, DJ Kool Herc, Link Wray, Al Kooper and Don Cornelius.

As the clock runs down to the Monday night expiration of the union's current contract, writers are hurrying to turn in work and other industry players feel resigned to a potential strike.

This seven-minute short film shows the other side of a distress call Sandra Bullock makes in "Gravity". Shot by Jonas Cuaron, the son of "Gravity's" director, the film was recently submitted for an Oscar in the live-action short category.