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The 84-year-old actor has collaborated on a series of wild digital images inspired by his career.

As many Hollywood firms stagnated amid COVID-19 shutdowns, soaring social content like the Snapchat series ‘Will From Home’ has kept the company in the fast lane.

The rapper will retain his stake in the music streaming business and join Square’s board of directors as part of the deal.

The rebranded, revamped and supercharged version of CBS All Access will launch on March 4.

With the global launch of Disney’s Star brand, the family-friendly Hollywood giant bets that more adult programming will help boost subscribers — at the risk of brand confusion.

Incoming CEO Andy Jassy isn’t likely to make big studio moves — but has built ties with Hollywood while running the tech giant’s web services division.

The founder of the e-commerce giant will transition into the role of executive chair as Andy Jassy takes over as CEO.

The audio-only, invite-only hangout has been embraced by Hollywood, especially Black creatives: “The exclusiveness has given them that buzzy start.”

Former Obama officials built a 21-show portfolio explaining — and organizing against — Trump-era chaos. As Biden takes the White House, they’re ready for a new chapter that includ…

The social media personality with 69 million followers has a starring role in Miramax’s gender-flipped reboot of ’90s teen rom-com ‘She’s All That.’

Shortform video creators are looking to other platforms like Triller and newly launched Instagram Reels, amid privacy concerns and an impending ban by the Trump administration.

YouTube is launching a $100 million fund to support Black creators on its platform.

Having helped transform the music industry, with Spotify, Daniel Ek sets his sights (and your ears) on spending hundreds of millions on podcasts and recruiting Jordan Peele, Mark Wahlberg and the O…

Meet the execs filling theaters, acquiring subscribers and reviving ‘Friends’ 25 years later.

Ahead of Monday’s premiere of ‘A Little Late,’ here are seven things that didn’t make it into The Hollywood Reporter’s cover story on host Lilly Singh.

With an existential need to produce more in-house hits, Netflix may be starting to look a lot like one of the entertainment giants whose world is turned upside down.

YouTube is expected to scale back its scripted output beginning in 2020, a source with direct knowledge of the company’s plans tells The Hollywood Reporter. The move comes as executives plan …

From Musical.ly to Instagram, these teens (and one toy-loving 6-year-old) are reaching fans on new platforms.