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The Most Controversial Actress of the Oscars Season
The most controversial actress of the Oscars season.
Matthew Gray Gubler - Smooth Criminal
A près-ski with Criminal Minds’ smart and sexy Matthew Gray Gubler.
12 Oscar-Season Lessons, From the Nominees
Why build robots when you can just tweak animals?
The Epic Fail of Hollywood’s Hottest Algorithm
When he wasn’t hanging out with Bradley Cooper, or leasing a horse for Kate Bosworth, or negotiating a Golden Globes shout-out from Christian Bale, or bringing a baby wolf to the office, one Hollywood studio head was talking up the sweetest game in town: the chance to invest in movies that couldn’t fail. And plenty of people bought what Ryan Kavanaugh was selling.
Ethan Peck, Grandson of Gregory, Is About to Hit the Big Time
The heir to one of Hollywood’s most hallowed names on the pressures of legacy.
Saoirse Ronan's New York
Saoirse Ronan's New York.
Keke Palmer Is Hitting All Of The Right Notes
With a groundbreaking role in Grease: Live as the latest addition to an ever-growing resume, Keke Palmer is striking all the right notes.
Q&A With American Crime Story's Connie Britton
The American Crime Story star is still mystified by the Internet's obsession with her hair.
The Super Bowl Is Colbert's Opening Act, and He's Ready to Make the Most of It
With a champion time slot following the Super Bowl, there’s no way the host of CBS’ The Late Show with Stephen Colbert is going to fumble his golden moment.
How Upstart Distributor A24 Is Making Indie Films Exciting Again
An upstart distributor is making indie films exciting again.
How Vine's Hunky Goofball Plans to Become a Mainstream Superstar
He's hilarious, hunky and has 20 million followers. He's seduced brand partners like Hanes and Dunkin' Donuts. Next stop: mass appeal.
How Channing Tatum Learned to Tap-Dance for 'Hail, Caesar!'
How Channing Tatum learned to tap-dance (and sing, kind of) for the Coen brothers.
Smirking in the Boys’ Room
TV’s newest late-night host.
The Truly Independent Filmmaker
To make the movies she wanted, Kelly Reichardt had to go it alone.
Making A New Genre
Buzzy documentaries straddle the line between journalism and drama, creating binge-worthy feats of storytelling.
Michael B. Jordan and Ryan Coogler's Next Round
Michael B. Jordan and Ryan Coogler just reclaimed the Rocky franchise for millennials. Now Hollywood wants to know what else they can do.
This Time On, 'Serial'
The building of a podcast empire (and a very-high-stakes second season).
Marc Maron’s Brilliant Mistakes
The star podcaster’s success is rooted in his earlier failure and despair.
Sesame Street Is Gentrifying
And the locals aren’t entirely happy about it.
Serial: Audio Fit for Binge Consumption
The second season of the podcast Serial surprises and delights fans—and gets Hollywood interested.
In Conversation: Charlie Kaufman
The singular director and Oscar-winning writer of Being John Malkovich and Anomalisa opens up about puppet sex, the TV shows he can’t get made, and the future of humans as a species.
Gillian Anderson Chases Her Shadow
After years spent building a successful post-X-Files career, the actress is ready to revisit Dana Scully.
Rose Leslie - Gypsy Heart
Be brave and embrace the eclectic. Game Of Thrones warrior woman Rose Leslie wears it her way.
Max Martini Is Really Cool
They survived Benghazi only to become unwitting players in a never-ending scandal. If they have to fight, they’ll fight. But this time it’s to protect their own.
Droid-hood: Inside C-3PO
Anthony Daniels's ambivalent life as C-3PO.
How To Create A Robot Icon
Engineers built seven versions of BB- 8 for filming, plus one for red carpet events.
The Greatest Actor Alive
The long, rich career of Max von Sydow, coming to you soon in Star Wars and Game of Thrones.
Hollywood On The Yellow Sea
Wang Jianlin, one of Chinas richest men, is creating a rival to the American dream factory, from scratch.
May The Force Be With Her
Disney bets big on Star Wars merchandise for women and girls.
Hollywood's Bank Run
The pitchfork mobs didnt quite make it to Wall Street in 2008. So seven years later, the man who brought you Anchorman decided to give it another go with The Big Short.