Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro, Robert Downey Jr. Dine at Giorgio Baldi

Robert De Niro on Limited Series 'Zero Day' and How it Relates to Current State of Politics | THR News Video

'Zero Day' executive producer Eric Newman interviews star Robert De Niro for The Hollywood Reporter about the limited series. De Niro reveals what attracted him to this role, how the plot of the show mirrored real-life political events and more.

Ben Stiller Shares His Close Collabs With Robin Williams, Robert De Niro, Jennifer Aniston & More | THR Video

'Severance' executive producer and director Ben Stiller chats with The Hollywood Reporter about his close collabs. From filming with the late Robin Williams to working with major stars like Robert De Niro, Jennifer Aniston and more. He dishes on the reason he wanted to change Adam Scott's hairstyle in 'Severance,' when Will Ferrell improvised in 'Zoolander' and the first time he met Williams when he was 12 years old.

Critics Choice Awards Postponed Due to Los Angeles Wildfires | THR News Video

The Critics Choice Awards have been postponed amid the wildfires currently raging across Los Angeles. The show hosted by Chelsea Handler was set to take place in Santa Monica on Sunday and air live on E! The ceremony has set a new date of January 26th. Critics Choice Association CEO Joey Berlin said in a statement, "This unfolding tragedy has already had a profound impact on our community. All our thoughts and prayers are with those battling the devastating fires and with all who have been affected."

L.A. Wildfires: Mark Hamill, Eugene Levy, James Woods & More Evacuate | THR News Video

Hollywood stars like Mark Hamill, Eugene Levy and James Woods are among the people who have had to evacuate their homes amid the wildfires that are raging across parts of Los Angeles. Starting in Pacific Palisades, fires overnight also hit parts of Malibu and Santa Monica. According to the L.A. Fire Department, the Palisades fire was zero percent contained as of Wednesday morning. Three other active wildfires in L.A. County — the Eaton, Hurst and Woodley fires — are also currently at zero percent containment.