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Senior Writer at The Hollywood Reporter since 2012. Host of It Happened in Hollywood Podcast. LA Press Club 2026 Entertainment Journalist of the Year.
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Hollywood’s Wildest Meat Party Is Back — and This Time Everyone’s Invited Original

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A scene from 2015's Beefsteak at Vibiana in Los Angeles. Valerie Macon/Getty Images More than a decade ago, The Hollywood Reporter ventured inside one of Los Angeles’ strangest and most decadent industry traditions: Beefsteak, a sprawling, carnivorous feast where Hollywood comedy writers and their friends gathered to eat enormous quantities of meat with their bare hands. Eleven Beefsteaks and one pandemic later, the party is still going.
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Richard Linklater Looks Back at ‘Boyhood,’ 12 Years Later: “Time Never Quits Working on Us”

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Ellar Coltrane in 'Boyhood.' Matt Lankes/IFC Films/Courtesy Everett Collection Twelve years ago this month, Richard Linklater released a movie unlike any other. Boyhood, filmed in secret over 12 years with the same cast, followed a Texas kid named Mason Jr. (Ellar Coltrane) from first grade to his first day of college — no makeup tricks, no digital de-aging, just time itself doing the work.
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Nick Kroll vs. Cancer

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Nick Kroll Courtesy of Subject The first cancer fundraiser Nick Kroll ever organized was for dogs. Well, fictional dogs. “Pirate Go Rum Presents: A Rocking Beach Bash to Benefit Cupcakes for Canine Cancer” was a benefit organized by PubLIZity, the spectacularly vapid Hollywood publicists Kroll and Jenny Slate played on Kroll Show.
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