Seija Rankin

The star of Dylan Meyer's 'The Wrong Girls' on starring in the first female-fronted stoner comedy, learning to look at award season differently, and why she thinks Kelly Reichardt should be as famous as Paul Thomas Anderson.

The author opens up about her decision to publish 'Big Little Truths' and why she won't be working on the third season of the HBO series.

The 30-year-old actor has been portraying hapless sidekicks for much of his career. in ‘Primetime,’ he finally takes a darker turn

In an exclusive excerpt from Emanuel's memoir 'Roll the Calls,' he details his time in the CAA mailroom, writing, "Sometimes it feels as if the yeller is actually getting off, as if they’re a textbook sadist, and sometimes it feels like basic revenge, because the yeller got yelled at when he worked in the mailroom."

The author discusses 'Exit Party,' the latest status of her various page-to-screen adaptations, and what it's like engaging with the "dehumanizing" sides of Hollywood.

Frances Haugen, whose memoir 'The Power of One' was adapted into 'The Social Reckoning,' tells THR about giving the rights to the prolific director and the one thing in the film that made her cringe.

Hollywood once dismissed them. Now it's casting them, courting them and counting on them to deliver audiences. Meet the social media stars the industry is obsessed with.

The director leads a squad of rising young actors onto the gridiron and into Guadalcanal in his latest epic Mosquito Bowl.

The actor on going toe-to-toe with Helen Mirren in a new film about Patricia Highsmith and why he's opening an L.A. playhouse to recapture some of Hollywood's lost creative spark.

The Chilean actress makes the leap to English in Martin McDonagh's ‘Wild Horse Nine' — and may be riding it straight into awards season.