The Plan to Reboot Paramount Ten months ago, Jim Gianopulos was forced out as Fox film chief. Now, in his first interview after landing atop Viacom’s film arm, he lets loose on the bold strategy he hopes will bring stability (and profits) to a money-losing studio.   

Yes, There Is Life After Hollywood Six former industry insiders reveal how they reinvented themselves, including a talent manager turned SoulCycle co-founder and studio heads who became a winemaker and a sports team owner.

Ryan Seacrest's Second Act.

The Comedy Actress Roundtable Serious talk from funny stars on male nudity (“Get your balls out, boys”), casting by bikini (“We love your work; we just want to see how tight your ass is”) and — the touchiest topic of all — the obligation to fight for pay parity. 

“I’ve figured out what I’m better at and what I’m not so good at,” says Seacrest, photographed June 2 at Blade Lounge West in New York City. Find out which celebrity made him stumble all over his words at THR.com/video.

Is TV's Romance with the Antihero Over?

Melissa McCarthy on Her Saturday Night Live Spicer: 'I Threw Caution to the Wind'....

The Drama Actress Roundtable Six TV stars reveal the vulnerability and anger that come with playing — and being — complicated women amid a culture of resurgent sexism and discrimination in Hollywood and beyond. 

The Cannes Portfolio For 10 days in the South of France, a roving camera crew captured the filmmakers, the fashion and the famous (and almost famous) for THR’s annual photo collection. 

Late Night’s New Issue: ‘Trump Fatigue’ “I don’t think there was any way to prepare for this,” says Seth Meyers as hosts and writers struggle with the president’s 24/7 news cycle.

Setting the Scene for Royalty, Robots and Screen Sirens How four new series re-created history and invented the future.

Melissa McCarthy as Sean Spicer and Alec Baldwin as President Trump in an SNL sketch that aired in May.

A Family of Misfits Who ‘Have a Lot Left to Say’ You’re the Worst doesn’t have the biggest viewership, but the comedy packs a lot of heart into heavy topics.

Patti Jenkins and Gal Gadot: Wonder Women.

Sushi’s Star Chef Tom Cruise couldn’t get a reservation. Streisand waited in line. As Nobu Matsuhisa’s namesake L.A. fish palace turns 30, the chef, partner Robert De Niro and others offer an oral history. 

TV’s 30 Scene-Stealers At THR’s mammoth photo shoot, supporting actors reveal the TV family they related to growing up and their first crushes.

Billy Bush Breaks His Silence.

Stepping Into That Iconic Red One-Piece Kelly Rohrbach plays Pamela Anderson’s Baywatch lifeguard in the Paramount feature reboot.

The Red Carpet Glamour and gowns at the Cannes Film Festival. 

The Handmaid’s Tale’s Insurgent Hope The team behind the hit Hulu drama explores its eerie relevance in the Trump age.

SNL’s Wild and Crazy Year Alec Baldwin, Melissa McCarthy and more reveal the inside story of a Trump-fueled season for the ages.

Welcome to ‘Tyler Town’ Tyler Perry, THR’s TV Producer of the Year, opens up about race, money, Cosby, creative freedom and his blueprint for the future of entertainment. 

Executive Suite: Robert Mills ABC’s reality chief on American Idol, his Richard Simmons dream and the first black Bachelorette.

Johnny Depp’s Private Pain and Public War- He’s made more than $600 million — and is struggling for cash. Now his financial and personal woes are on a collision course with Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales.

Cannes’ 70 Most Memorable Moments -  As the world’s glitziest film event celebrates its 70th birthday, French screen icon Isabelle Huppert and jury member Jessica Chastain reveal their own festival memories and THR counts down all the glamour and stunts of the past seven decades.

Ready, Set, Croisette! -  The hottest titles at the market, plus Russian intrigue on the Riviera, a visit with the fest’s ultimate party host and  the year Steve Bannon came to Cannes.

Next Big Thing: Barry Keoghan -  An Irish upstart stars in Cannes competition entry The Killing of a Sacred Deer and Christopher
Nolan’s Dunkirk.

Samantha Bee Doesn’t Have Any F—s Left to Give The Full Frontal host sits down with Lena Dunham to talk politics’ — and comedy’s — fraught new normal.

The Men of Veep Selina Meyer’s seven funnyman foils suit up for a comedy council on the inner workings of HBO’s D.C. parody. 

This Guy Is Part of the White House Press Corps How did Lucian Wintrich, a selfproclaimed media troll, wind up  in the briefing room?

Oral History: ‘There’s Too Much Butt-Cheek on Mike’ Austin Powers became an improbable franchise 20 years ago.

COLBERT’S COMEBACK, O’REILLY AND THE MURDOCHS, TV ANCHOR ROUNDTABLE, FRIARS CLUB UNDER FIRE, CULTURE CLASH! NY vs. LA vs. DC, 35 MOST POWERFUL PEOPLE IN MEDIA, What’s Going On at The Friars Club?, ‘I Was the Worst Page in the History of NBC’, O’Reilly, Fox and What’s Next in the Scandal, Executive Suite: Harvey Weinstein, 36 Hours on a Bicoastal Mission in First Class, How to Get to Cuba From Penn Station and more...,

Sherry Lansing: Secrets of a Studio Legend


The 25 Most Powerful Stylists in Hollywood


CNN’s New Digital War Jeff Zucker is obsessed with replicating the power and profits of CNN’s cable channel in the Wild West of digital, social and mobile, 

Happy Birthday, Mr. Poitier The cultural icon turned 90 on Feb. 20 and invited THR to his family party in a private room at Spago,

L.A.’s Priciest Sushi Bar and the Fishy Legal Disputes Chef Hiroyuki Urasawa — and his acclaimed Rodeo Drive restaurant, home of the town’s only $400 omakase dinner — are accused of chopstick assault and labor violations as THR investigates rumors that he closed up shop and vanished, and much more!!

In this issue: Why the Oscars Still Matter Lin-Manuel Miranda, Jeffrey Katzenberg, Olivia de Havilland, Liza Minnelli, Michael Ovitz, Anthony Bourdain, Dakota Johnson and more share their personal stories, Kimmel’s Golden Opportunity The Oscar host on his 11th-hour recruitment, how he’ll handle Trump and his Matt Damon ban, Everybody Does It. This Guy Got Caught The only Academy member to be expelled for sharing DVD screeners reflects on his Oscar infamy and much more...

In this issue: Oscar’s Gender Divide Amid a newly inclusive group of Academy Award nominations, female talent remains woefully underrepresented as 17 of this year’s anointed discuss causes and cures with THR, Popping With Personality A South Seas god and anupbeat bunny are among the characters this year’s animated feature Oscar nominees brought to life, Hollywood’s ‘Last Paradise’ in the Alps Elizabeth Taylor and Madonna have retreated to Switzerland’s Gstaad Palace as its club, where Princess Diana lip-synced, turns 45 and much more...

Playbook: Best Picture & Foreign Language,

The Politics of Foreign-Language Film,

Feinberg Forecast,

A Makeover That Aged an Actor, and much more!!!

Ignore All Those Whispers:Judge the Art, Not the Artist,

Feinberg Forecast,

Can You Hear Me Now?, and much more!!

So, What Does Justin Timberlake Do Now?

Clash of the Titans,

My Mom Was a Nun,

Costume Designers’ Shopping Guides, and much more!!!

The Definitive Oral History of HBO’s ‘Girls’,

The Worst Pitch You’ve Ever Read,

Berlin Dealmaking in the Age of Trump,

Stars Come in From the Cold, and much more!!

Emma Stone’s Dilemmas,

What, Me Worry,

The Oscar nominee, and much more!!

Al Gore and Sundance 2017

Inauguration Survival Guide

So, What's the deal at sony?, and much more!!!

In this issue: Deals Forecast: Get Big or Go Home That’s the 2017 mantra in Hollywood as insiders predict a wave of consolidation that could remake the town and rock the Los Angeles and Silicon Valley players seeking “scale” to compete. Says one banker, “It’s going to be a rambunctious M&A market.” Plus, Michael Wolff on Viacom under Shari Redstone, Making of O.J.: Made in America What more was there to say about O.J. Simpson? But then director Ezra Edelman discovered in his epic film a whole untold saga about race, From left: James Laxton, Trevante Rhodes, Nicholas Britell, Dede Gardner, Janelle Monae, Jeremy Kleiner, Adele Romanski, Ashton Sanders, Barry Jenkins, Mahershala Ali and Naomie Harris basked in Moonlight’s victory for best motion picture drama at the Jan. 8 Golden Globes and much more...

In this issue: ‘It’s Like a Shakespearean Tragedy’ Hollywood pays tribute to one of the town’s most beloved mother-daughter acts — Debbie Reynolds and Carrie Fisher — which came to a sad and very shocking finish during the Christmas weekend, Making of Hidden Figures Telling the true-life tale of three African-American female mathematicians who helped launch America into space — even though they weren’t allowed to use the “whites only” bathrooms — turned out to be no harder than rocket science, Fisher (left) and Reynolds belted out a number onstage  circa 1974 and much more...

The New Originals:

The Creativity Conversation

How David Bowie Lived His Final Year.

No Happy Endings Required.

Hollywood’s Love Affair With Guns.

Globe, SAG-AFTRA Noms Dissected.

Producer of the Year: Charles Roven and more....

In this issue: Charting the Best Picture Contenders Some focus on the rich, some the poor; some are set way in the past, others are modern. Plus, Pedro Almodovar’s
Julieta and five other foreign films not to miss, The Addict and the Interventionist: ‘She Didn’t Want to Die’ Eight months after Warren Boyd took on actress Amy Breliant as a client, the young woman was dead. What happened?, Making of Hell or High Water How Ben Foster lost his tooth (and Chris Pine nearly lost his lunch)while shooting the Western and much more...

Trump’s Media Evolution: TV news doesn’t quite know how to handle the first Twitter president, analyst Andrew Tyndall writes, but soon, substance
will overtake sideshow amid new norms.

What’s Broken About the Walk of Fame: Neglect, deterioration and money questions mar a Hollywood landmark. 

Executive Suite: Iain Canning & Emile Sherman: The team behind Lion talk about their upcoming biblical epic Mary Magdalene...

In this issue: Making of Lion For his first feature, Aussie director Garth Davis went to India to tell the true story of a Tasmanian man searching for his long-lost mom, State of Glam 2016 Movements toward no makeup, natural hair and stars shedding “perfect” images are creating a new era of glamour as THR ranks the moments of the year, Rachel McAdams was photographed Nov. 14 at the Houdini Estate in Los Angeles. For a behind-the-scenes look at the McAdams sisters’ beauty shoot, go to THR.com/video, The Trump Whisperer Speaks Steve Bannon, reviled on the left and uniquely trusted by the president-elect, breaks his silence: “I’m not a white nationalist, I’m a nationalist. I’m an economic nationalist.” and much more...

Songwriter Roundtable- It’s Tori Amos to Timberlake!.

ELECTION AFTERMATH-An open letter to the town.

The anti/pro media president.

Pass the Xanax! Survival advice from L.A. shrinks.

Next Gen 2016 -  The swinging stars of Spider-Man: Homecoming — Tom Holland and Zendaya — front this year’s crop of Next Gen talent and execs in THR’s 23rd annual
list of Hollywood’s most promising 35 and under as a survey of 1,500 industry millennials gets inside their heads.

Making of Moonlight -  A coming-of-age story about a black gay man growing up in Miami wasn’t an easy sell. But director Barry Jenkins never gave up: “I knew the story like the back of my hand.”

‘Ambition Was a Key Word’ -  Filming through a tropical storm and fending off security guards eager for a selfie with Jake Gyllenhaal were among the obstacles these top producers tackled as they hustled to help their directors and stars bring 14 of this year’s best picture contenders to the screen.

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