Content Creators
The “Influencer” Peddlers: The Lawyers Who Have Top Creators’ Backs
MrBeast, Alex Cooper, Alix Earle and Jay Shetty count on these 23 A-list attorneys to protect — and expand — their empires.
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How Much Do They Make?? These Reps Help Influencers’ Bring in the Mega Revenue
Here, the 49 top agents and managers who guide the most successful creators as they leap from a few thousand followers to multimillion-dollar partnerships.
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For Today’s Young Creators, Chaos Reigns
The days of lavish, finely curated Instagram feeds are history. Today’s influencers are embracing the mess.
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Creators Have Disrupted Hollywood. Now AI’s Coming to Disrupt Them.
Just as influencers are enjoying their cultural supremacy, AI is poised to change the content game all over again.
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Are Influencers Too Big for Hollywood?
With millions in brand deals and daily ego boosts from legions of followers, not every creator wants to endure the industry’s humiliations.
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Drew Afualo, Hasan Piker Join The Hollywood Reporter to Toast the Creators A-List
Michael Blaustein, Boman Martinez-Reid and Meta's Ime Archibong also took part in the Beverly Hills dinner honoring 2025's top influencers, presented by Facebook.
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How Hollywood Learned to Love Influencers
After years of eye-rolling, the industry is finally waking up to the power of the booming creator economy. Is it too late?
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Why Influencers Suddenly Love Facebook. (No Joke.) “It’s My Biggest Source of Income”
A quiet overhaul of the 21-year-old platform’s monetization formula is winning over a new class of content makers.
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The Creator A-List: The 50 Hottest Influencers on the Planet (2025)
They’ve conquered your feed, and now they’re coming for Hollywood. Meet the digital disrupters and intriguing influencers who are reshaping culture, comedy and celebrity — and turning viral fame into serious real-world clout.
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YouTube Just Ate TV. It’s Only Getting Started
In two decades, the app has grown from a user-generated circus into the most powerful platform on earth. CEO Neal Mohan on his $100 billion vision for YouTube’s future and the disruption it’s left in its wake.
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The Hollywood Reporter Launches Inaugural Podcast Roundtable in Partnership With Spotify
THR’s iconic Roundtable series expands to include top contenders for the newly introduced Golden Globes best podcast category.
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Luma AI and Adobe Partner to Distribute New Generative Video Model
Ray3, the companies hope, can become a staple to rival Google
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