The Hollywood Reporter

The Hollywood Reporter's Off Script roundtable series has won its first Daytime Emmy Award. Moderated by THR’s Lacey Rose and Mikey O’Connell, the series is known for its sharp, unfiltered roundtable format, delivering honest, insightful and often hilarious conversations about the craft and chaos of working in television. But what truly sets Off Script apart is its unmatched ability to curate a who’s who of Hollywood who rarely, if ever, share the same stage.

Japan’s animation industry set another record in 2025, hitting $28.5 billion (4.5 trillion yen) in overall sales up 15.8 percent in yen terms on 2024, with revenue from overseas hitting around $16 billion and the domestic market logging around $12 billion. The Association of Japanese Animations (AJA) announced the figures, along with highlights from its Anime Industry Report 2026, at their annual session on the last day of TIFFCOM, the content market of the Tokyo International Film Festival.

NFL fans are used to game day viewing in local sports bars, with lots of screens and friends and chicken wings close at hand.

Ensconced in a lush ballroom at the University of Southern California, underneath crystal chandeliers and vaulted ceilings, Diego Rodriguez was waiting for a chance to speak to Donna Langley.

A federal appeals court has revived a verdict that the National Football League overcharged Sunday Ticket subscribers and ordered a new trial on damages.

Sports-centric social media personality Jackie Johnston, also known as Coach Jackie J, has signed with United Talent Agency for representation.

Within most media companies, sports remain core to their larger content strategy. Premium entertainment isn’t going anywhere, of course, but if you ask Ted Sarandos or Mike Cavanagh or Josh D’Amaro about their content mix, sports will be at the center of it.

Ben Affleck’s 'Animals' stayed No. 1 on Nielsen's streaming movie ratings for a second week as Halloween staples started rising on the chart. Full updated weekly charts: bit.ly/4kizwJL

Skydance’s direct to consumer and television leadership is shaping up as the merger of Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount continues to winnow the companies’ executive ranks.

In the second major round of layoffs this year, Barry Diller‘s magazine empire is reorganizing over what it describes as a “rapid” transformation in the media landscape.