Search

As you read this, countless aspiring It girls are striving to capture that perfect alchemy of style, taste, charm, and fizz that creates fame and fortune seemingly overnight. Sofia Richie [...]

THE EXIT INTERVIEW ERIC GARCETTI HAS SURVIVED THE PANDEMIC, SPIRALING CRIME RATES, RACIAL UNREST, AND A SERIES OF BRUISING SEX SCANDALS THAT NEARLY TORPEDOED HIS CAREER. NOW, IN HIS LAST [...]

WHEN SAM QUINONES FINISHED WRITING HIS 2015 BEST-SELLING EXPOSE ON BLACK TAR HEROIN AND OXYCODONE-DREAMLAND THE TRUE TALE OF AMERICA'S OPIATE EPIDEMIC-HE FIGURED HE WAS PRETTY MUCH DONE. 'I THOUGHT [...]

SWADDLED IN A WHITE TERRY cloth robe and perched on a director's chair in the marble-floored powder room of her massive Bel Air mansion (a stone's throw from Salma Hayek's), [...]

Beloved maitre d' Dimitri Dimitrov spent 18 months training ex-magazine editor Gabc Doppelt to take over his Sunset Tower perch. Here's how the handoff went When Jeff Klein installed Dimitri [...]

BACK IN 1961, when the first issue of Los Angeles rolled off the presses, late-night TV was a relatively new invention. Jack Paar was hosting NBC's The Tonight Show (Johnny [...]

LIKE MOST people, I got my driver's license in high school. But unlike most people, I didn't drive again for the next 30 years. I spent most of my adult [...]

At 92, the legendary editor calls the press 'deeply polluted' as he explains how he was fired by Rupert Murdoch, why The New York Times and The Washington Post have [...]

What happens when you're 92? For starters, you worry less what people think, as Liz Smith, NYC's grande dame of dish, reveals which mogul came to her for advice on [...]

OVER THE last 60 years, there have been nine editors of Los Angeles--each one of us presiding over a very different sort of magazine in a very different sort of [...]

* ON A SATURDAY night last June, I was scrolling through the Twitter feed on my iPhone when I came across a couple of posts about a ruckus over at [...]

AT THE END OF APRIL, The Four Seasons will shutter after an illustrious 57-year run. During that time, the cavernous Philip Johnson-designed restaurant has served as the lofty lunchroom of [...]

An interview with Los Angeles (LA) Mayor Eric Garcetti about the highs and lows of his tenure is presented. Topics covered include the part in his tenure that he is particularly proud of, what he considers his signature accomplishment and whether he is happy with his leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic. He also cites the current candidates for mayor who would better run Los Angeles, as of 2022, and how well LA is positioned for the future.

IN A NORMAL YEAR, the approach of the holidays summons a mix of anxiety and hope. But as we limp towards the finish line of 2020, the latter seems to [...]

Five suave hosts who cater to the A-list on Oscar day (and every day) at L.A.'s most exclusive establishments gather to dish about big egos, what your table says about [...]

A few days after 9/11, I accompanied Tina Brown and Harvey Weinstein to a smoldering Ground Zero. Our purpose was to distribute food, procured from a nearby restaurant co-owned by [...]

The Hollywood Reporter's Editors' Letter discusses the devastating wildfires that swept through Los Angeles, forcing many residents, including THR staffers, to evacuate and causing significant destruction. The fires struck just days after the Golden Globes, impacting both celebrities and ordinary residents alike. The special edition of the magazine focuses on the losses, the resilience of the community, and the potential for reinvention in the aftermath of the tragedy. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the evolution of women's leadership in Hollywood, highlighting the achievements of trailblazers like Sherry Lansing and current industry leaders such as Bela Bajaria and Jennifer Salke. It also emphasizes the ongoing need for women to support and mentor each other in the entertainment industry. The piece mentions the Women in Entertainment Mentorship Program, which aims to provide educational opportunities for young women from underrepresented communities. The Hollywood Reporter continues to promote diversity and inclusion in Hollywood through initiatives like this. [Extracted from the article]

Byline: Maer Roshan Back in the eighties, as a 13-year-old yeshiva boy in Long Island, I wrote a fan letter to Ed Koch, who was--and still is--a kind of icon [...]

Michael Wolff, author of "Fire and Fury," shares insights on the recent election and the future of the Trump administration. He discusses the failures of the Democrats, Hollywood's diminishing influence, and the potential return of Jared and Ivanka Trump to power. Wolff also predicts media companies adapting to changing consumption habits and foresees chaos in the next hundred days. [Extracted from the article]