Getting the Best Out of The Hollywood Reporter

If you’re watching the industry, you’re reading The Hollywood Reporter (THR). It’s the scoreboard for everything that matters—the movies, the power moves, and the drama that actually shifts the culture. As we move into February, we are officially in the heat of Awards Season. This is when THR really shines, answering the "what’s next" for the people behind the spotlight.

The 2026 Strategy

THR is sticking to its weekly print roots in 2026 with 38 editions hitting the stands. But don't sleep on the digital side; the reporting is updated daily to catch every breaking story. If you’re a fan of the deep-dives, their special themed issues and podcasts are the blueprint for understanding how Hollywood is moving right now.

The Decision Makers: Who to Know

The room is led by a heavy-hitting editorial team. You need to know these names if you’re looking to get a story placed or a client noticed:

• Maer Roshan, Co-Editor-in-Chief

  • The Vibe: A veteran who has run the rooms at New York Magazine and RadarOnline. He’s focused on the cultural scope and the "big picture" industry stories.

  • Reach him: maer.roshan@thr.com | IG: @maerroshan

• Nekesa Mumbi Moody, Co-Editor-in-Chief

  • The Vibe: Formerly of the Associated Press, Nekesa brings that hard-hitting journalism background to the entertainment world. She’s the one to watch for music, lifestyle, and deep talent profiles.

  • Reach her: nekesa.moody@thr.com | IG: @nekesamumbi

• Jeanie Pyun, Managing Editor

  • The Vibe: She’s the glue. As Managing Editor, she oversees the actual execution of the magazine and digital features. If you want to know how the "sausage is made," she’s the contact.

  • Reach her: jeanie.pyun@thr.com | IG: @jeaniepyun

For more on how to navigate these mastheads, check out our full Magazine Directory to keep your pitch list updated.