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Hollywood Reporter October 31, 2018 MEGYN’S NEXT MOVE Will anyone hire a radioactive anchor? It’s On! Inside Oscar season’s anything-goes race The Producer Roundtable WHY ARE Nancy Dubuc STUNTPEOPLE DYING? THE PLAN TO FIX HowVICE the new CEO hopes to guide a digital pioneer through a changed media landscape (and out of a #MeToo scandal): ‘You can’t un-Vice Vice’ Plus 10 Digital Disrupters of 2018 Silicon Beach office wars Logan Paul: ‘I hate being hated’ October 19, 12:18 p.m. Vice oices, Williamsburg From left: Vice staf Katie Sharp, Michael Bolen, Maggie Rummel, Nancy Dubuc, Ciel Hunter, Jacqueline Lin, Darlene Demorizi and Rachel Selvin From left: Michael Bolen, Maggie Rummel and Dubuc ‘My focus is squarely on Gen Z.’ — Nancy Dubuc Issue No. 35, October 31, 2018 FEATURES 50 Vice’s New Sherif 62 Can Nancy Dubuc clean up Logan Paul was photographed the digital pioneer’s scandals Oct. 11 at the Kim Sing Theatre and balance sheets without in L.A. destroying its outlaw appeal? Stella McCartney sweater, J Brand jeans. 56 Digital Disrupters 2018 Movie star turned YouTube personality. CGI robot turned fashion model. THR highlights the 10 biggest industry-shaking online operators. 66 Stunted Amid the content boom, productions are hiring stunt workers haphazardly and cut- ting corners. The result: more injuries and a few deaths. 70 ‘It Only Matters If You’ve Gotten It Made’ Six top producers talk social media spoilers, inclusion riders, fighting for release dates and that “patroniz- ing” popular Oscar. 76 Making of Roma Alfonso Cuaron re-created his youth with nonactors and a script so secret, nobody was allowed to read it. 80 42 Films Stake Their Claim The awards race kicks off with a wide-open field — from arty Roma to hugely, ahem, popular superhero film Black Panther. On the cover: Nancy Dubuc was photographed by Meredith Jenks on Oct. 19 at Vice Media in Brooklyn. Eileen Fisher jacket, Victoria Beckham sweater, Frame jeans, Jennifer Fisher earrings, Charlotte Olympia shoes. Photographed by Christopher Patey 2 HERO. ICON. DISSENTER. “ ’’ FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION MOVING. BEST Kenneth Turan, DOCUMENTARY “LOVING AND FEATURE INFORMATIVE. The movie’s touch is light and its spirit buoyant, but there is no mistaking its seriousness or its passion.” A.O. Scott, “ALL RISE FOR A TRUE HEROINE! A fantastic, flat-out fierce film.” Mara Reinstein, “IT’S A ROUSING ACTIVIST CRY for one of the year’s most significant issues: women’s rights.” Anthony Kaufman, “UPLIFTING.” “THRILLING.” Patrick Ryan, Jocelyn Noveck, “ A documentary tailor-made for the times we find ourselves living in.” Anne Cohen, “An eye-opening journey.” David Fear, “A fierce, funny tribute to the trailblazing justice.” Leah Greenblatt, OFFICIAL AMPAS® SCREENINGS NEW YORK LOS ANGELES THURS, NOV 8TH 4:00PM SUN, NOV 4TH 7:30PM THURS, NOV 15TH 3:00PM SOHO HOUSE NY SKIRBALL CULTURAL CENTER SOHO HOUSE LA 29-35 9TH AVE, 2701 N. SEPULVEDA BLVD, 9200 SUNSET BLVD, NEW YORK LOS ANGELES WEST HOLLYWOOD AMPAS, PGA, DGA AND FILM INDEPENDENT MEMBERS: RSVP TO [email protected] Issue No. 35, October 31, 2018 70 From left: Producers Kevin Feige, Gabriela Rodriguez, Nina Jacobson, Ceci Dempsey, Paul Greengrass and Bill Gerber were photographed Oct. 15 at Quixote Studios in West Hollywood. faves (Viola! Gaga!) forecast THE REPORT the looks poised to dominate 9 Megyn Kelly Misfire the race. After a rupture with NBC News, the star anchor 46 ‘It’s Not a Concert. considers her options It’s a Fashion Show’ (a return to Fox News isn’t Freddie Mercury could have 34 likely) as chairman been speaking of Bohemian Brian Robbins was photographed Andy Lack struggles to con- Rhapsody’s couture glam Oct. 12 in his ofice tain the fallout. or Lady Gaga’s eye-popping on the Paramount lot in Hollywood. A Star Is Born costumes. ABOUT TOWN 23 How a Developer REVIEWS Could Create a 85 The Standouts and Hollywood Ending for Stumbles of Fall TV 44 Dior DiorShow Homelessness in L.A. THR’s critics bemoan the sea- On Stage Liner in Matte Blue Greg Germann and son’s network mediocrities, provides A-list Diane Keaton are among celebrate its under-the-radar looks with a single stroke. the backers of a unique cable/streaming gems and THIS WEEK ON THR VIDEO housing partnership. ponder whether stars matter Hear from the producers behind Ben on the small screen. Is Back, Black Panther, Roma and more. THE BUSINESS 34 Creative Space: BACKLOT Brian Robbins 91 AFM: Small Is the New Big The child star turned The indie blockbuster exec on building Paramount is dead, but a diverse Players from scratch, his field of midrange projects new gig heading Nickelodeon has emerged. and why All That deserves a reboot. 94 Hollywood Film Awards Preview STYLE 44 The 5 Hottest Red Carpet 46 Beauty Trends Hair and makeup artist Jan Sewell and Rami Glam-squad pros behind Malek on the set of some early awards-season Bohemian Rhapsody. Producers photographed by Meredith Jenks DIOR: JOSEPH SHIN. 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