Scott Feinberg

The Hollywood Reporter

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Scott Feinberg is an awards columnist for the Hollywood Reporter.

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2024 has been full of hardships for Hollywood. Television production is down, many shows have been delayed, and big mergers have created massive uncertainty.

Why the TV industry hopes to “Survive until 2025”

2024 has been full of hardships for Hollywood. Television production is down, many shows have been delayed, and big mergers have created massive uncertainty.

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Parsing “Oppenheimer” domination, a lack of “Barbie” love, and a French Best Picture nominee that France didn’t even submit for an Oscar.

New rules, spicy snubs, and a few surprises: The 2024 Academy Award nominees

Parsing “Oppenheimer” domination, a lack of “Barbie” love, and a French Best Picture nominee that France didn’t even submit for an Oscar.

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As the 2023 Emmy Awards voting begins, Kim Masters and Scott Feinberg, from The Hollywood Reporter, give a special preview of what to expect.

Emmy’s voting is revamped: ‘It's a big change no matter what the result ends up being’

As the 2023 Emmy Awards voting begins, Kim Masters and Scott Feinberg, from The Hollywood Reporter, give a special preview of what to expect.

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