H. Alan Scott is a Senior Editor at Newsweek. He specializes in arts and entertainment, focusing on the film industry, celebrities, and entertainment news, while also hosting the weekly podcast Parting Shot with H. Alan Scott, featuring notable guests from the entertainment world. H. Alan has been featured in The Sacramento Bee and has contributed to various platforms including Esquire, OUT Magazine, and VICE.
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The Register: What's on our radar this week
Newsweek has an exclusive first look at a deleted scene from 'Toy Story 5,' arriving on digital August 18 and disc September 22.
In their new book “One in Five,” Elizabeth J. Letourneau and Luke Malone argue child sexual abuse is preventable, not inevitable.
By: H. Alan Scott
Anne Hathaway's pregnant press tour is a labor argument
'Tony' refuses to make Anthony Bourdain a hero. That's why it works
Broadway's stupidest comedy is coming to a city near you.
The country icon died Tuesday at 80. Everybody was invited to the Dolly party, and she spent 60 years proving she meant it.
Nicole Kidman is promoting three shows and a sequel while going viral constantly, and somehow we only want more of her.
By: Lauren Giella, H. Alan Scott
What's on our radar this week
Tax credits and political promises say productions are returning to Los Angeles. The “Baywatch” reboot tells a messier story.
