The Hollywood Reporter's widely recognized "Off Script With The Hollywood Reporter" roundtable series has garnered another Daytime Emmy nomination within the arts and popular culture program category. This achievement signifies the third consecutive year the program has been acknowledged, accumulating a total of six Daytime Emmy nominations since its inception in 2017. The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences officially announced this news alongside the complete list of nominees for the 53rd annual Daytime Emmy Awards.

This latest recognition reinforces The Hollywood Reporter's strong presence and influence within the entertainment journalism landscape. Beyond this recent Emmy nod, THR has also celebrated significant victories at the Southern California Journalism Awards, securing 20 first-place honors. Furthermore, the publication received the prestigious Webby People’s Voice Award for best entertainment-themed website and an American Society of Magazine Editors award for best cover, underscoring its commitment to high-quality content across various platforms.

"Off Script": A Legacy of Emmy Recognition

"Off Script With The Hollywood Reporter" continues its legacy of critical acclaim, securing its sixth Daytime Emmy nomination since 2017. This latest nod, awarded in the competitive arts and popular culture program category, highlights the series' consistent excellence and its impact on the television industry. The program, known for its insightful roundtable discussions featuring a diverse array of prominent figures, has become a benchmark for in-depth analysis and engaging celebrity conversations during awards season. Its continued recognition by the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences solidifies its position as a leading voice in entertainment journalism.

The series, a cornerstone of The Hollywood Reporter's content offerings, consistently brings together top-tier talent from film and television for candid and often humorous dialogues. Moderated by industry veterans such as Lacey Rose and Mikey O’Connell, "Off Script" delves into the nuances of acting, directing, and the broader challenges of working in entertainment. Beyond the Daytime Emmy nominations, the program has expanded its scope to cover Oscar season categories, including directors, actors, actresses, songwriters, and producers, featuring moderators like Scott Feinberg, Beatrice Verhoeven, Ethan Millman, Seija Rankin, and Mia Galuppo. This extensive coverage, coupled with the show's expansion into podcasting and Broadway, demonstrates its adaptability and enduring appeal within the entertainment community.

The Hollywood Reporter's Expanding Influence and Acclaim

The Hollywood Reporter's recent Daytime Emmy nomination for its "Off Script" series is just one highlight in a string of impressive achievements. This recognition underscores the publication's growing influence and unwavering commitment to producing high-caliber journalistic content. The brand's success extends beyond the Emmys, as evidenced by its outstanding performance at the Southern California Journalism Awards, where it outshone competitors with a remarkable 20 first-place awards, showcasing its dominance in regional journalism.

Further cementing its status as a multimedia powerhouse, The Hollywood Reporter was honored with the Webby People’s Voice Award for the best entertainment-themed website, acknowledging its innovative digital presence and engaging online content. Additionally, an American Society of Magazine Editors award for best cover speaks to its visual excellence and design prowess. In 2025 alone, THR secured 13 first-place victories at the National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Awards, demonstrating its consistent ability to deliver impactful reporting, comprehensive analysis, and compelling narratives across all platforms, reinforcing its position as a premier entertainment media brand.