Hollywood Reporter Wins at National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Awards – The Hollywood Reporter


The Hollywood Reporter received finest leisure web site, Rebecca Keegan was named print journalist of the 12 months and Daniel Fienberg was named finest TV critic on the sixteenth annual Nationwide Arts & Leisure Journalism Awards on Sunday night time.

General, THR took dwelling a complete of 11 wins on the awards, that are handed out yearly by the Los Angeles Press Membership. Presenters on the occasion mentioned this 12 months featured essentially the most submissions ever for the NAEJ Awards.

Additionally through the occasion, the Los Angeles Press Membership celebrated a number of honorees with particular awards. They included Ava DuVernay (Visionary Award for humanitarian work), Barbara Eden (Legend Award for lifetime achievements and contributions to society), Henry Louis Gates Jr. (Luminary Award for profession achievement), LeVar Burton (Distinguished Storyteller Award, Literacy, for excellence in storytelling exterior journalism) and Roger Corman (Distinguished Storyteller Award, Movie, for excellence in storytelling exterior journalism).

Sunday night time’s gala was held on the Millennium Biltmore Resort in downtown Los Angeles.

A full checklist of THR wins follows.

Leisure Web site
THR.com

Journalist of the Yr — Print
Rebecca Keegan

Critic — TV
Daniel Fienberg

Print/On-line — Leisure Trade/Arts Investigative
Samuel Braslow and Kim Masters for “‘Hiding in Plain Sight’: After Being Fired From ‘Scrubs’ for Misconduct, Alleged Rapist Eric Weinberg Stored Working”

Print/On-line — Enterprise, Movie Associated
Mia Galuppo and Katie Kilkenny for “Contained in the Documentary Money Seize”

Print — Newspapers or Magazines — Movie Character Profile – Over 2,500 Phrases
Seth Abramovitch for “Mo’Nique Makes Peace (Principally)”

Print — Newspapers or Magazines — TV/Movie Trade Characteristic — Underneath 1,000 Phrases
Ryan Gajewski for “Disney Creators Vent Over Disappearing Movie and TV Exhibits On Streaming”

Print — Newspapers or Magazines — Movie Trade Characteristic – Over 1,000 Phrases
Rebecca Keegan for “She Wrote the Memo That Helped Take Down Harvey Weinstein. She’s Lastly Able to Speak”

Print — Newspapers or Magazines — Movie Character Profile – Underneath 2,500 Phrases
Rebecca Keegan for “Harvey Weinstein’s ‘Jane Doe 1’ Sufferer Reveals Id: ‘I’m Bored with Hiding’”

Print — Newspapers or Magazines — Commentary Evaluation/Development, Movie/TV
Rebecca Solar for “What Michelle Yeoh Taught Me About Motherhood”

Portrait Picture, Movie/TV
Ash Barhamand, Peter B. Cury, Christian Cody for “Lupita Nyong’o”

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