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The "Last Week Tonight" host broke down exactly why comedy "can't be for everyone."

The six actresses sat down for "The Hollywood Reporter" roundtable.

Blake Lively is not pleased with the newest cover of The Hollywood Reporter

The actor, who revealed he was gay in 2012, remembered a period in the industry when something like that could still be used as a weapon against you

The new live-action remake of "The Little Mermaid" will find its heroine Ariel having a “more grown-up and mature” relationship with Prince Eric, including an update of the "Kiss the Girl" lyrics.

The star of "Wakanda Forever" described the article as a "personal vendetta against me."

"I had heard Schwarzenegger was going to do that movie and I said, 'I’m going to beat him to it'," the 76-year-old star said. "I think he set me up."

"As the World Turns" and "One Life to Live" actress Marnie Schulenburg is dead at the age of 37. She currently appeared on "City on a Hill"

Representations of Asian characters have not significantly changed since Abdul-Jabbar collaborated with Bruce Lee in the 1960s, he noted in The Hollywood Reporter

The film is inspired by a true story about a bear that consumed a large amount of cocaine and died

The oldest daughter of former President Barack Obama is reportedly set to work on a series that is "rumored to center around a figure similar to Beyoncé."

"Insecure" is coming to a close, yet the creator is already developing a new venture

The “Shining” star reflected on the widely condemned 2016 interview she had with Phil McGraw for a Hollywood Reporter profile.

Eric Kripke says it's dangerous to wait for "someone strong" to save you.

"If we’re going to be outraged by injustice, let’s be outraged by injustice against anyone," the six-time NBA champion wrote.

Hollywood entertainment company Valence plans to slash more than a third of the newsrooms jobs at its Hollywood Reporter and Billboard publications, The Post has learned.

Bill Oakley described the internet hoax connecting "The Simpsons" to the coronavirus as "terrible."

The critically acclaimed video game set in a zombie apocalypse is going to be adapted by "Chernobyl" creator Craig Mazin

Josie Totah, whose credits include the Disney Channel's "Jessie," will appear alongside Mario Lopez and Elizabeth Berkley in the NBC revival.