Brande Victorian is the Deputy Awards Editor at The Hollywood Reporter. She specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on the film industry, event coverage, and media trends, while also contributing to discussions on celebrities and broadcasting. Brande's work has been featured in Insider, Teen Vogue, Yahoo Sports Canada, and many other prominent publications.
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Brande Victorian's coverage is heavily focused on entertainment news and TV shows, with a particular emphasis on popular series such as "The Crown" and "The Gilded Age." She also covers celebrity interviews and insights from directors. Given her focus, she would likely be receptive to pitches related to exclusive interviews or behind-the-scenes content with actors, showrunners, or other key figures in the entertainment industry.
Additionally, Brande may be interested in expert commentary providing unique perspectives on the latest happenings within the world of television and Hollywood. Pitches that offer insider knowledge about upcoming projects or trends in the entertainment industry could resonate well with her coverage area.
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By: Brande Victorian
The fourth annual event was held at Nubeluz by José Andrés at The Ritz-Carlton New York, NoMad.
By: Brande Victorian, Mikey O'Connell, David Canfield, Chris Gardner, Lacey Rose
How the franchise has been turning nobodies — like Samuel L. Jackson, Clare Danes, Adam Driver and Timothée Chalamet — into A-list actors for 35 years.
By: Brande Victorian
Stars Ben Kingsley, Charles Melton and Naomi Watts, plus breakouts like Luke Tennie and Karolina Wydra, reveal the best Hollywood survival tips they’ve ever received.
By: Lexy Perez
The celebrated broadcaster and three-time Emmy winner could add a 13th nomination for the Nat Geo documentary about the wonders — and fragility — of marine life.
The creators behind ‘The Burbs,’ ‘Widow’s Bay’ and ‘The Boroughs’ explain why stories on the fringes are an award season hit: “People are inherently weird.”
By: Brande Victorian
Matt Yocum and the sound team spent more time on the demonic voice than any other element, turning audio into the engine of the show's supernatural mystery.
By: Brande Victorian
"We don't need a lot of those old tropes and tricks of reality television," says the host of the CBS cooking competition.
By: Brande Victorian
“I think 'The Pitt' is going to get a zillion supporting actor and actress nominations," said Scott Feinberg, executive editor, awards, who discussed the race with deputy awards editor Brande Victorian in a livestream.
By: Brande Victorian
"I think it's probably rare for a show to not get picked up and to have it announced that it's not being picked up while it's still in the top 10,” Davis tells THR.
By: Brande Victorian
'The Pitt' star received a nod for best guest actress for her portrayal of Becca King in the HBO drama.
