The Hollywood Reporter Tops National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Awards With 96 Noms, More Than Any Other Outlet
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No new development is specified in the added coverage: The Hollywood Reporter remains the leading outlet in the National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Awards nominations, with 96 nods, a record for the publication. The recognition spans publication, website, journalism, criticism and visual work, and includes two journalist of the year nominations.
Steven Zeitchik is nominated for print journalist of the year and Carly Thomas for the online award. Daniel Fienberg, Angie Han and David Rooney are nominated as critics, while Scott Feinberg is up for best radio or podcast host; the 19th annual awards ceremony is scheduled for 6 December in Los Angeles.
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In short
- THR received 96 nominations, more than any other outlet.
- The total is a record for the publication.
- The awards ceremony is scheduled for 6 December.
How this story developed
- 42 minutes ago No new development is specified in the added coverage: The Hollywood Reporter remains the leading outlet in the National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Awards nominations, with 96 nods, a record for the publication.
- 2 hours ago The Hollywood Reporter received 96 nominations for the 19th National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Awards, more than any other outlet and a record for the publication.
Full account
The Hollywood Reporter led the nominations for the 19th National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Awards, with 96 nods—more than any other outlet and a record for the publication at these awards. Its nominations include best publication and best website, as well as two journalist of the year categories. Variety received 62 nominations, including recognition for its journalists, critics, cover stories, reporting, photography and profiles.
Among The Hollywood Reporter’s individual nominees, Steven Zeitchik is shortlisted for print journalist of the year and Carly Thomas for online journalist of the year. Daniel Fienberg, Angie Han and David Rooney are among its nominees for critic awards, while Scott Feinberg is in contention for radio or podcast host. The publication’s entries also span visual work and reporting, including photography, cover art, illustration and investigative journalism.
Variety’s nominees include Chris Willman for print journalist of the year and Ethan Shanfeld for online journalist of the year. Owen Gleiberman is recognised in film and music criticism, and Daniel D’Addario in theatre and performing arts criticism. Variety also highlighted several shortlisted cover stories, alongside reported features on subjects including the television industry and the Diddy trial. The Los Angeles Press Club is due to present the awards at a ceremony on 6 December at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel in downtown Los Angeles.
The ceremony will be dedicated to Dolly Parton, who received the Press Club’s Public Service Award for Contributions to Civic Life in 2018. The organisation has also named KCRW presenter Madeleine Brand its 2026 Luminary Award recipient for career achievement, and singer, songwriter, author and human rights activist Brandi Carlile will receive a humanitarian honour. The reports describe the event and Carlile’s award using slightly different names: one calls it the Visionary Award for Humanitarian Work, while the other refers to a Humanitarian Award.
Where outlets differ
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The Hollywood Reporter report focuses on its record 96 nominations and supplies an extensive selection of its shortlisted work; Variety’s report centres on its own 62 nominations and names examples from its coverage and creative work.
The Hollywood Reporter identifies two of its nominees for journalist of the year, across print and online categories. Variety names its print and online journalist of the year contenders, while also giving more detail on nominees in criticism and selected feature categories.
The outlets use different wording for Brandi Carlile’s recognition: The Hollywood Reporter calls it the Visionary Award for Humanitarian Work, while Variety calls it the Humanitarian Award. They also refer to the ceremony as the National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Awards and the Art & Entertainment Journalism Awards, respectively.
Explained simply
The National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Awards recognise work covering film, television, music and other parts of the entertainment industry. They are organised by the Los Angeles Press Club, a professional group for journalists, and include categories for publications, individual reporters, critics and visual work.
The Hollywood Reporter is a US publication that covers the entertainment business and culture through news, reviews, interviews and podcasts. Its nominations span print and online journalism, with Steven Zeitchik and Carly Thomas among those recognised for reporting.
The awards bring attention to how entertainment journalism is produced across different formats and roles. Other honourees may be recognised for long careers or contributions to humanitarian causes.
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