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Peter Kiefer has joined The Hollywood Reporter as writer-at-large.

In his new role, which begins Tuesday, Feb. 4, Kiefer will cover Hollywood’s agencies and studios while also writing broader insider profiles and investigative pieces on the industry’s most influential personalities and institutions. He will also cover politics, real estate and other topics of relevance to THR’s growing readership.

Kiefer, who is based in Los Angeles, will report to THR co-editor-in-chief Maer Roshan.

“We’re thrilled to bring Peter onto our team during this time of unprecedented editorial growth for us,” Roshan said. “Peter’s extraordinary work, breadth of coverage and long track record of breaking news promises to further cement THR’s position as the top entertainment brand in the country.”

Said Kiefer: “I’m thrilled to be back at THR and joining the crack team of writers and editors that co-editors-in-chief Maer Roshan and Shirley Halperin have...

The Hollywood Reporter on Wednesday announced the appointment of Maer Roshan to co-editor-in-chief, sharing the role with editorial director Nekesa Mumbi Moody.

This augmentation to leadership comes as the longstanding entertainment brand continues to evolve and expand its ever-growing business. Both Roshan and Moody report to Penske Media chief operating officer George Grobar and are based in Los Angeles. Maer will begin in his new role Sept. 25.

Roshan is an award-winning editor, writer and media entrepreneur with a long record of creating exceptional content. He joins the team from Los Angeles Magazine, where he served as editor in chief since 2019.

Roshan has served as a top editor for several premium brands, including New York Magazine, Interview, Talk and 429 and successfully launched and edited a series of trailblazing print and online publications including Radar, TheFix.com and Punch!

Roshan moved to Los Angeles to run Awesome Projects in 2012, an editorial and...

The Daytime Emmys aren’t over yet. Three days after awarding some of its top categories during a pre-taped ceremony on CBS, the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences has now announced the nominees for the 48th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards Children’s & Animation and Lifestyle categories.

The remainder of the year’s Daytime Emmys will be celebrated in two live-streamed events on July 17 (children’s and animated programming) and July 18 (lifestyle). As part of an agreement between the East Coast-based NATAS and the West Coast-based Television Academy, effective this year all children’s programming is now the domain of the Daytime Emmys.

The Daytime Emmy Awards are presented to individuals and programs broadcast between 2 a.m. and 6 p.m., as well as certain categories of digital and syndicated programming of similar content. More than 3,000 submissions, as premiered in calendar year 2020, were received by NATAS and judged by a pool...

The Hollywood Reporter has landed a Daytime Emmy nomination for its series Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter, which aired on SundanceTV.

This marks the third Daytime Emmy nom for the series, which is produced in-house by THR.

The show is nominated for best arts and popular culture program, where it will compete for the award alongside The American Athlete (syndicated), Articulate With Jim Cotter (PBS), Behind the FX (Netflix) and Broadway Master Class (Broadway on Demand).

The original nonfiction series, which grew out of one of THR‘s signature features in print and online, features Oscar- and Emmy-nominated filmmakers, creators and stars from the year’s top ...

The Hollywood Reporter has landed a Daytime Emmy nomination for its series Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter, which aired on SundanceTV.

This marks the third Daytime Emmy nom for the series, which is produced in-house by THR.

The show is nominated for best arts and popular culture program, where it will compete for the award alongside The American Athlete (syndicated), Articulate With Jim Cotter (PBS), Behind the FX (Netflix) and Broadway Master Class (Broadway on Demand).

The original nonfiction series, which grew out of one of THR‘s signature features in print and online, features Oscar- and Emmy-nominated filmmakers, creators and stars from the year’s top ...

For the first time, Warner Bros.' Toby Emmerich, Paramount's Jim Gianopulos, Disney's Alan Horn, Universal's Donna Langley, Sony's Tom Rothman, Amazon's Jennifer Salke and Netflix's Scott Stuber gather to debate streaming service ratings, movie star value, China censorship, onscreen violence and the future of a fraught movie business.

Beginning Sunday, Jan. 5, viewers have been able to watch the roundtable discussions, on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With the Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with The Hollywood Reporter. Come back to TheHollywoodReporter.com on Mondays after the shows ...

For the first time, Warner Bros.' Toby Emmerich, Paramount's Jim Gianopulos, Disney's Alan Horn, Universal's Donna Langley, Sony's Tom Rothman, Amazon's Jennifer Salke and Netflix's Scott Stuber gather to debate streaming service ratings, movie star value, China censorship, onscreen violence and the future of a fraught movie business.

Beginning Sunday, Jan. 5, viewers have been able to watch the roundtable discussions, on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With the Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with The Hollywood Reporter. Come back to TheHollywoodReporter.com on Mondays after the shows ...

Julia Reichert, 2020 winner of the Oscar for best documentary (American Factory), Alex Gibney, Lauren Greenfield, Asif Kapadia, Todd Douglas Miller and Nanfu Wang sound off on their transformed business, how to secure skeptical subjects and their attempt to counter the encroaching threat of propaganda.

Beginning Sunday, Jan. 5, viewers have been able to watch the roundtable discussions, on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With the Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with The Hollywood Reporter. Come back to TheHollywoodReporter.com on Mondays after the shows air for the full, uncensored discussion online.

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Julia Reichert, 2020 winner of the Oscar for best documentary (American Factory), Alex Gibney, Lauren Greenfield, Asif Kapadia, Todd Douglas Miller and Nanfu Wang sound off on their transformed business, how to secure skeptical subjects and their attempt to counter the encroaching threat of propaganda.

Beginning Sunday, Jan. 5, viewers have been able to watch the roundtable discussions, on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With the Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with The Hollywood Reporter. Come back to TheHollywoodReporter.com on Mondays after the shows air for the full, uncensored discussion online.

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Taika Waititi, Lorene Scafaria, Kasi Lemmons, Anthony McCarten, Destin Daniel Cretton and Charles Randolph share tactics to tackle real life as well as subjects to avoid entirely, all while exploring humanity "in the service of the truth."

Beginning Sunday, Jan. 5, viewers have been able to watch the roundtable discussions on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With the Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with The Hollywood Reporter. Come back to TheHollywoodReporter.com on Mondays after the shows air for the full, uncensored discussion online.

The fifth of seven episodes — the Writer Roundtable ...

Taika Waititi, Lorene Scafaria, Kasi Lemmons, Anthony McCarten, Destin Daniel Cretton and Charles Randolph share tactics to tackle real life as well as subjects to avoid entirely, all while exploring humanity "in the service of the truth."

Beginning Sunday, Jan. 5, viewers have been able to watch the roundtable discussions on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With the Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with The Hollywood Reporter. Come back to TheHollywoodReporter.com on Mondays after the shows air for the full, uncensored discussion online.

The fifth of seven episodes — the Writer Roundtable ...

Charlize Theron, Peter Chernin, David Heyman, Dan Lin, Debra Martin Chase and Emma Tillinger Koskoff opened up about the threat of lawsuits, how they deal with eleventh-hour scrambles and why controversy isn't necessarily a bad thing: "To encourage a conversation is really healthy."

Beginning Sunday, Jan. 5, viewers have been able to watch the roundtable discussions, on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With the Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with The Hollywood Reporter. Come back to TheHollywoodReporter.com on Mondays after the shows air for the full, uncensored discussion online.

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Charlize Theron, Peter Chernin, David Heyman, Dan Lin, Debra Martin Chase and Emma Tillinger Koskoff opened up about the threat of lawsuits, how they deal with eleventh-hour scrambles and why controversy isn't necessarily a bad thing: "To encourage a conversation is really healthy."

Beginning Sunday, Jan. 5, viewers have been able to watch the roundtable discussions, on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With the Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with The Hollywood Reporter. Come back to TheHollywoodReporter.com on Mondays after the shows air for the full, uncensored discussion online.

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Tom Hanks, Adam Driver Robert De Niro, Adam Driver, Jamie Foxx and Adam Sandler share dark moments, trade secrets and the roles that redefined their lives on the full Actor Roundtable.

Beginning Sunday, Jan. 5, viewers have been able to watch the roundtable discussions, on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With the Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with The Hollywood Reporter. Come back to TheHollywoodReporter.com on Mondays after the shows air for the full, uncensored discussion online.

The third of seven episodes — the Actress Roundtable — aired this Sunday, Jan. 19. For subsequent ...

Tom Hanks, Adam Driver Robert De Niro, Adam Driver, Jamie Foxx and Adam Sandler share dark moments, trade secrets and the roles that redefined their lives on the full Actor Roundtable.

Beginning Sunday, Jan. 5, viewers have been able to watch the roundtable discussions, on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With the Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with The Hollywood Reporter. Come back to TheHollywoodReporter.com on Mondays after the shows air for the full, uncensored discussion online.

The third of seven episodes — the Actress Roundtable — aired this Sunday, Jan. 19. For subsequent ...

Jennifer Lopez, Scarlett Johansson, Lupita Nyong'o, Awkwafina, Laura Dern and Renée Zellweger join the conversation on navigating "impostor syndrome," auditions in hotel rooms and female representation: "What I really want is for it to not be a fad."

Beginning Sunday, Jan. 5, viewers have been able to watch the roundtable discussions, on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With the Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with The Hollywood Reporter. Come back to TheHollywoodReporter.com on Mondays after the shows air for the full, uncensored discussion online.

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Jennifer Lopez, Scarlett Johansson, Lupita Nyong'o, Awkwafina, Laura Dern and Renée Zellweger join the conversation on navigating "impostor syndrome," auditions in hotel rooms and female representation: "What I really want is for it to not be a fad."

Beginning Sunday, Jan. 5, viewers have been able to watch the roundtable discussions, on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With the Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with The Hollywood Reporter. Come back to TheHollywoodReporter.com on Mondays after the shows air for the full, uncensored discussion online.

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Martin Scorsese, Greta Gerwig, Noah Baumbach, Todd Phillips, Fernando Meirelles and Lulu Wang discussed storytelling in a changing industry, inclusivity in filmmaking, distribution and the Netflix model and more on The Hollywood Reporter's Director Roundtable.

Beginning Sunday, Jan. 5, viewers can watch the roundtable discussions, on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With the Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with The Hollywood Reporter. Come back to TheHollywoodReporter.com on Mondays after the shows air for the full, uncensored discussion online.

The first of seven episodes — the Director Roundtable — aired this Sunday. For subsequent ...

Martin Scorsese, Greta Gerwig, Noah Baumbach, Todd Phillips, Fernando Meirelles and Lulu Wang discussed storytelling in a changing industry, inclusivity in filmmaking, distribution and the Netflix model and more on The Hollywood Reporter's Director Roundtable.

Beginning Sunday, Jan. 5, viewers can watch the roundtable discussions, on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With the Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with The Hollywood Reporter. Come back to TheHollywoodReporter.com on Mondays after the shows air for the full, uncensored discussion online.

The first of seven episodes — the Director Roundtable — aired this Sunday. For subsequent ...

Ava DuVernay, Ben Stiller, Patty Jenkins, Adam McKay, Jean-Marc Vallée and David Nutter sound off on their disagreements with actors, lessons learned from social media and the high stakes of telling dark, real-life stories in The Hollywood Reporter's first TV Director Roundtable.

Viewers can watch the roundtable discussions beginning Sunday, June 23, on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with THR. The full, uncensored discussions post on THR.com on Mondays after the shows aired. The last of seven episodes — the TV Director Roundtable — aired ...

Sam Esmail, Steven Canals, Sera Gamble, Marti Noxon, Nic Pizzolatto and the late John Singleton sound off in The Hollywood Reporter Drama Showrunner Roundtable.

Viewers can watch the roundtable discussions beginning Sunday, June 23, on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with THR. Come back to THR.com on Mondays after the shows air for the full, uncensored discussion online.

The sixth of seven episodes — the Drama Showrunner Roundtable — aired this Sunday. For subsequent episodes, tune in every Sunday at 10 a.m. Et/7 a.m. Pt on ...

Bill Hader, David Mandel, Ali Rushfield, Tanya Saracho, Alan Yang and Jerrod Carmichael let loose on secrets of the writers room and the horrors of marketing posters during The Hollywood Reporter's Comedy Showrunner Roundtable.

Beginning Sunday, June 23, viewers can watch the roundtable discussions, on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with THR. Come back to THR.com on Mondays after the shows air for the full, uncensored discussion online.

The fifth of seven episodes — the Comedy Showrunner Roundtable — will air Sunday, July 21. For subsequent ...

Fourteen actors from the latest season of Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter earned 2019 Emmy nominations for their work in this year's comedy, drama and limited series.

Patricia Arquette earned noms for best actress in a limited series for Escape at Dannemora and best supporting actress in a limited series or television movie for The Act. Sam Rockwell and Michelle Williams each received noms for their title roles in FX's Fosse/Verdon, while Bill Hader (Barry) and Natasha Lyonne (Russian Doll) picked up acting and writing mentions for their series. Hader also earned a directing nom for his hit HBO comedy series....

Hugh Grant, Billy Porter, Sam Rockwell, Richard Madden, Stephan James and Diego Luna open up about why they'd rather play the villain, the upside of failure and being put in a metaphorical box in The Hollywood Reporter Drama Actor Roundtable.

Viewers can watch the roundtable discussions beginning Sunday, June 23, on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with THR. Come back to THR.com on Mondays after the shows air for the full, uncensored discussion online.

The fourth of seven episodes — the Drama Actor Roundtable — aired this ...

Patricia Arquette, Christine Baranski, Danai Gurira, Michelle Williams, Emilia Clarke and Niecy Nash join the conversation on pay parity, the pressure for good looks, power struggles and the drive to succeed.

The roundtable discussions debuted Sunday, June 23, on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with The Hollywood Reporter. Come back to HollywoodReporter.com on Mondays after the shows air for the full, uncensored discussion online.

The latest episode, the Drama Actress Roundtable, aired this Sunday, July 7. For subsequent episodes, tune in every Sunday at 10 ...

Jim Carrey, Henry Winkler, Ted Danson, Don Cheadle, Sacha Baron Cohen and Timothy Simons open up about why comedy should be dangerous, Hollywood’s former drug culture and moving on from indelible roles on The Hollywood Reporter's Comedy Actor Roundtable.

Viewers can watch the roundtable discussions beginning Sunday, June 23, on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with THR. Come back to THR.com on Mondays after the shows air for the full, uncensored discussion online.

The second of seven episodes — the Comedy Actor Roundtable — aired ...

This year's Comedy Actress Roundtable brings together Tiffany Haddish, Regina Hall, Natasha Lyonne, Alex Borstein, Jane Fonda, Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Maya Rudolph. The Hollywood Reporter Roundtables air every Sunday on SundanceTV. Viewers can watch the roundtable discussions beginning Sunday, June 23, on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with THR. Come back to THR.com on Mondays after the shows air for the full, uncensored discussion online.

The first of seven episodes — the Comedy Actress Roundtable — aired this Sunday, June 23. For subsequent episodes, tune in ...

SundanceTV has an excited new summer lineup. The network just announced the premiere dates for their new TV shows: The Name of the Rose, Rosehaven, Close Up with The Hollywood Reporter, and No One Saw a Thing.

Based on the novel by Umberto Eco, The Name of the Rose (May 23rd at 10 p.m. Et/Pt) "follows the Franciscan monk William of Baskerville (John Turturro) and his novice Adso von Melk (Damian Hardung) as they arrive at a secluded monastery in the Alps. There they become witnesses to a series of mysterious murders."

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AMC Networks has set premiere dates for several new and returning series including season 2 of Lodge 49 and The Terror: Infamy, the second installment of the horror anthology series.

The Terror: Infamy will debut Monday, August 12 at at 9 Pm Et/8 Pm Ct, and will be followed by Season 2 of Lodge 49 at 10 Pm Et/ 9 Pm Ct.

Set during World War II, Season 2 of The Terror: Infamy centers on a series of bizarre deaths that haunt a Japanese-American community, and a young man’s journey to understand and combat the malevolent entity responsible.

The Terror: Infamy is an AMC Studios production produced by Scott Free, Emaj Productions and Entertainment 360.

Created by Jim Gavin, Lodge 49 is a modern fable set in Long Beach, CA that centers on likable “Squire” and ex-surfer Sean “Dud” Dudley (Wyatt Russell), whose beloved fraternal order — the Ancient and Benevolent Order of the Lynx — is suffering under...

SundanceTV has renewed Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter for a fifth season. The series is set to premiere at 10 a.m. Et/9 a.m. Ct on Sunday, June 23.

The original nonfiction series, which grew out of one of The Hollywood Reporter's signature features in print and online, features Oscar- and Emmy-nominated filmmakers, creators and stars from the year's top films and TV shows, including actors, actresses, directors, producers, screenwriters, songwriters and documentary directors.

Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter consists of a series of filmed roundtable panels, where guests discuss everything from their individual projects to their ...

THR hosts only their second Songwriters Roundtable on this week’s “Close Up with The Hollywood Reporter.” The conversation includes Academy Award frontrunner Mark Ronson for “Shallow” (“A Star is Born”), in addition to nominee Diane Warren for “I’ll Fight” (“Rbg”). The other songwriters include David Crosby (“Little Pink Houses”), Kesha (“On the Basis of Sex”), Boots Riley (“Sorry to Bother You”), Tim McGraw (“Free Solo”), and Jack Antonoff.

Continue reading Mark Ronson, Kesha, Diane Warren & More Discuss Scores, Soundtracks & Political Songwriting [Watch] at The Playlist.

Producers of some of the biggest films of last year gathered together for this week’s installment of “Close Up with the Hollywood Reporter.” The roundtable includes Oscar-nominated producers Ceci Dempsey (“The Favourite”), Bill Gerber (“A Star is Born”), Gabriela Rodriguez (“Roma”), and Kevin Feige (“Black Panther”), in addition to Nina Jacobson (“Ben is Back” and “Crazy Rich Asians”) and writer/director/producer Paul Greengrass (“22 July”).

Continue reading Producer’s Roundtable Includes Kevin Feige, Nina Jacobson, Paul Greengrass & More Discussing Diversity On Screen at The Playlist.

Ridiculous requests, inclusion riders and that "patronizing" popular Oscar: Producers behind Black Panther, A Star Is Born, Crazy Rich Asians and more reveal the new challenges of guiding great films, from streamer-vs.-studio dilemmas to social media spoilers.

Viewers can watch the roundtable discussions every Sunday on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with THR. Come back to THR.com on Mondays after the shows air for the full, uncensored discussion online.

The fourth of seven episodes — the Producer Roundtable — airs this Sunday, Feb. 3. For subsequent ...

Six leading ladies — Glenn Close, Lady Gaga, Kathryn Hahn, Nicole Kidman, Regina King and Rachel Weisz — open up about how Hollywood is different now and one "very subtle" #MeToo moment: "Ask me anything and I'll answer."

Viewers can watch the roundtable discussions every Sunday on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with THR. Come back to THR.com on Mondays after the shows air for the full, uncensored discussion online.

The third of seven episodes — the Actress Roundtable — aired this ...

Six leading men — Mahershala Ali, Chadwick Boseman, Timothee Chalamet, Richard E. Grant, Hugh Jackman and Viggo Mortensen — open up about the confidence to lose control, protecting their performances and who can play which roles now: "I've never liked being told no."

Viewers can watch the roundtable discussions every Sunday on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with THR. Come back to THR.com on Mondays after the shows air for the full, uncensored discussion online.

The second of seven episodes — the ...

Six leading men — Mahershala Ali, Chadwick Boseman, Timothee Chalamet, Richard E. Grant, Hugh Jackman and Viggo Mortensen — open up about the confidence to lose control, protecting their performances and who can play which roles now: "I've never liked being told no."

Viewers can watch the roundtable discussions every Sunday on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with THR. Come back to THR.com on Mondays after the shows air for the full, uncensored discussion online.

The second of seven episodes — the ...

Six leading directors — Ryan Coogler, Bradley Cooper, Alfonso Cuaron, Marielle Heller, Yorgos Lanthimos and Spike Lee — discuss how they conquer the fears of actors, the politics of art in "dangerous times," what you learn in film school and what can ruin a project: "In one word, Hollywood."

Viewers can watch the roundtable discussions every Sunday on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with THR. Come back to THR.com on Mondays after the shows air for the full, uncensored discussion online.

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As Emmy season is ramping up after the nominations, The Hollywood Reporter has released their first ever “genre roundtable” as part of their ongoing “Close Up with The Hollywood Reporter” series. This episode’s moderator, Rebecca Ford, talks to various producers and showrunners within the superhero, horror, and sci-fi fields about the current state of film and TV and how “genre” has been elevated within recent years. The eclectic roundtable features producers Jason Blum (“Sharp Objects”), Shawn Levy (“Stranger Things”), Simon Kinberg (“Legion”), Robert Kirkman (“The Walking Dead”), in addition to showrunner/producers Salim Akil (“Black Lightning”), Jonathan Nolan (“Westworld”), and Melissa Rosenberg (“Jessica Jones”).

Continue reading Jonathan Nolan, Simon Kinberg, Jason Blum & More Discuss Genre & The Intense Demands Of Fandom at The Playlist.

Dan Futterman (The Looming Tower), Courtney Kemp (Power), Peter Morgan (The Crown), Bruce Miller (The Handmaid's Tale), David Shore (The Good Doctor) and Lena Waithe (The Chi) open up about race in the writers room, shooting awkward sex scenes and killing off favorite characters: "I was crying while I typed their demise."

Viewers can watch the roundtable discussions every Sunday on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with THR. Come back to THR.com on Mondays after the shows air for the full, uncensored discussion ...

Alec Berg (Barry, Silicon Valley), Pamela Adlon (Better Things), Whitney Cummings (Roseanne), Michael Schur (The Good Place), Amy Sherman-Palladino (The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel) and Justin Simien (Dear White People) deconstruct the role and fate of humor in a culture where "outrage is a recreational activity."

Viewers can watch the roundtable discussions every Sunday on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with THR. Come back to THR.com on Mondays after the shows air for the full, uncensored discussion online.

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In the lead-up to the Emmy nominations, announced this past week, The Hollywood Reporter ran many of their award-season roundtables on “Close Up with the Hollywood Reporter.” Catching up with all the videos, today we’re looking at the Comedy Actor. Moderator Lacey Rose sat down with Marc Maron (“Glow”), Tracy Morgan (“The Last O.G.“), Louie Anderson (“Baskets”), Sean Hayes (“Will & Grace”), Ray Romano (“Get Shorty”), and Tony Shalhoub (“The Marvelous Mrs.

Continue reading Marc Maron, Tracy Morgan, Ray Romano & More Ponder Political Correctness In Comedy, #MeToo & More at The Playlist.

In The Hollywood Reporter's Drama Actress Roundtable, six top TV stars — Angela Bassett, Claire Foy, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Elisabeth Moss, Thandie Newton and Sandra Oh — unload on the power of producing, onscreen nudity (male and female), learning to say no and the better-late-than-never push for gender pay parity: "There was so much talk, and where was the action?"

Viewers can watch the roundtable discussions every Sunday on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with THR. Come back to THR.com on Mondays after the shows air ...

Jason Bateman, Darren Criss, Jeff Daniels, Michael B. Jordan, Matthew Rhys and J.K. Simmons sit for a candid conversation about terrible advice, lucky breaks, penis prosthetics, fear of musicals ("I didn't even dance at my own wedding"), the key to longevity and freedom in Hollywood and all the times they heard "This will be the end of your career."

Viewers can watch the roundtable discussions every Sunday on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with THR. Come back to THR.com on ...

Seven of TV's top funny ladies — Drew Barrymore, Rachel Brosnahan, Alison Brie, Tracee Ellis Ross, Debra Messing, Molly Shannon and Frankie Shaw — open up about pushing boundaries, demanding fair pay and the long, hard battle to keep their clothes on: "It wasn't until we started having these conversations that I realized I'd been sexually harassed."

Viewers can watch the roundtable discussions every Sunday on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with THR. Come back to THR.com on Mondays after the ...

Six of TV's top funnymen — including Sean Hayes, Tracy Morgan, Ray Romano, Louie Anderson, Marc Maron and Tony Shalhoub — sit down for a (sometimes) serious talk about "nerve-wracking" nude scenes, dressing up as a woman and how the #MeToo movement is changing men.

Viewers can watch the roundtable discussions every Sunday on SundanceTV as part of the cable channel's original nonfiction series, Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter, produced in partnership with THR. Come back to THR.com on Mondays after the shows air for the full, uncensored discussion online.

The first of seven episodes — ...

THR sits down with the producers this week for the newest episode of their “Close Up with The Hollywood Reporter” roundtable. t’s an engaging and enlightening talk featuring Judd Apatow (“The Big Sick”), Seth Rogen (“The Disaster Artist”), Jason Blum (“Get Out”), Amy Pascal (“Molly’s Game”), Ridley Scott (“All the Money in the World”, “Blade Runner 2049”), and Eric Fellner (“Baby Driver”, “Darkest Hour”).