One of the most prolific and admired directors in TV history — the go-to guy for sitcom pilots — reflects on how Mary Tyler Moore helped him break into the biz, the 15 years he split between 'Taxi' and 'Cheers' (he co-created the latter) and being at the center of NBC's 'Must See TV' era with 'Frasier,' 'Friends' and 'Will & Grace.'

The Hollywood Reporter's Scott Feinberg chats with talents ranging from A (as in, Mahershala Ali) to Z (as in, Rayka Zehtabchi).

The Hollywood Reporter's awards columnist Scott Feinberg dissects the results of the 91st Academy Awards.

In its top category, the Academy uses a system designed so that the "most liked," but not necessarily the most popular, film prevails.

Many of the most distinguished members of Hollywood's black community gathered Thursday night to celebrate the legendary trio.

Scott Feinberg is joined by Stephen Galloway, Carolyn Giardina, Rebecca Keegan and Gregg Kilday for a special edition of the podcast — the last episode of the Oscar season.

A female sound branch member talks about "waiting for something to happen" in 'Roma,' backing Glenn Close because of 'Dangerous Liaisons' and sleeping with Buzz Aldrin.

It's considered by many the greatest upset in Academy Awards history, a heist in which rom-com 'Shakespeare in Love' shocked war drama 'Saving Private Ryan.' Now, 20 years later (with Weinstein awaiting trial), the key players open up about the oddest, most brilliant and, yes, dirtiest campaign ever staged.

Can Alfonso Cuaron pull off an historic win for 'Roma'? Does Spike Lee have the votes? And will Glenn Close or Lady Gaga go the distance? The Hollywood Reporter's awards guru and chief film critic weigh in.

The trailblazing costume designer — the first black artist ever nominated for the best costume design Oscar, she now has three such noms to her name (no black woman has more across all categories) — reflects on breaking into her profession, her 14 collaborations with Spike Lee and what it was like costuming a 2018 movie unlike any before it.

The veteran character actor, who was most famous for his debut film role in 1987's 'Withnail & I' prior to his Oscar-nominated turn in Marielle Heller's 2018 dramedy about a pair of Big Apple misfits, reflects on his bizarre childhood, the working-actor's grind and why he's savoring every second of his current moment in the spotlight.

One of the greatest songwriters of all time reflects on how music helped her escape a troubled childhood, the origins of her biggest hits and the inspiration for the call-to-action songs that have led to the three most recent of her 10 Oscar noms.