Rebecca Keegan is a Senior Film Editor for The Hollywood Reporter, with previous experience at Vanity Fair, LA Times, and Time. She is also the author of books on Young Frankenstein and James Cameron. Keegan's work focuses on the film industry, covering topics such as film releases, celebrity interviews, and industry news.
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By: Rebecca Keegan
Angelina Jolie enters her mahogany-paneled dining room in Los Feliz in a gauzy white sundress and slides, carrying a pot of herbal tea, three large dogs trailing behind her. It's mid-August, and Jolie is about to do something she hasn't done in years—travel to a bunch of film festivals to promote her movies.
By: Rebecca Keegan
Clinton appeared alongside 'Zurawski v Texas' filmmakers, the plaintiffs in the landmark Texas abortion case the movie depicts and her daughter, Chelsea, at the first screening of the documentary, which her production company backed.
By: Rebecca Keegan
Clinton appeared alongside the 'Zurawski v Texas' filmmakers, the plaintiffs in the landmark Texas abortion case the movie depicts and her daughter, Chelsea, at the first screening of the documentary, which her production company backed.
By: Scott Feinberg, Rebecca Keegan
THR's executive editor (awards) and senior editor (film) discuss 'Conclave' lead Ralph Fiennes, sales title 'September 5,' Netflix's categories dilemma, controversial 'The Apprentice' and more.
By: Erik Hayden
The popular matchmaking app is financing a pre-election theatrical rollout of ‘Zurawski v Texas,’ a new documentary co-produced by Hillary Clinton about the fight for abortion access in the Lone Star State.
By: Rebecca Keegan
A new Danny Trejo horror movie is the first from the producer's Watch This Entertainment, which he founded in 2019 after the Weinstein Co. filed for bankruptcy.
After releasing movies like 'Fahrenheit 9/11' and 'Spotlight' earlier in his career, Tom Ortenberg has never been afraid of controversy. But with distribution deals for the scathing new Trump film and Majors' return, the Briarcliff founder says he's still feeling "needed" in a risk-averse movie industry.
By: Rebecca Keegan
A24's 'Sing Sing' and Netflix's 'Daughters' screened alongside films from incarcerated directors at the event, where the red carpet took place in the courtyard below California's recently closed death row, baloney sandwiches were on the menu, and the audience was uniformed in blue.
Revealing new Stanford research finds that when people lose themselves in a story, they become more empathetic. Here's how it works.
Hollywood's highest-grossing films are virtually silent on abortion and many other reproductive health issues, according to new research: "The film industry has squandered its opportunities," says USC's Stacy L. Smith.
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