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Rebecca Sun

Senior Editor, Diversity & Inclusion

Rebecca Sun is Senior Editor of Diversity and Inclusion at The Hollywood Reporter, where she oversees equity and representation. She is an alumna of the Gold House A100 list of the most impactful APIs in culture, and her reporting has won both National Arts & Entertainment Journalism and Southern California Journalism awards from the Los Angeles Press Club as well as a GLAAD Media Award nomination. Sun began her career at Sports Illustrated. A native of the Bay Area, she earned a master’s degree in journalism from NYU and a bachelor’s degree in biology and English from Duke University.

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“Write for Your Communities, Don’t Write for the White Man”: Inside the Sundance Native Lab

Hollywood is finally paying attention to Indigenous creatives. The prestigious filmmaking program — through which several of the biggest names have passed — is working to make sure the moment lasts.

‘Squid Game’ Returns: Inside Netflix’s Darker, Terrifyingly Relevant Season 2

Creator Hwang Dong-hyuk opens up about this season’s new games, new cast and his dystopic vision that now feels frighteningly close to home: “I wanted to pose the question: Is the majority always right?”

‘Twisters’ Director Lee Isaac Chung Wants Nature to Put Us in Our Place

"I would love to see more stories … to show how small we are in comparison to the nature around us," says the Oscar nominee, who grew up in Oklahoma's tornado belt.

‘Expats’ Creator Lulu Wang on Giving Background Players Main Character Energy

The writer-director breaks down the episode that centers on the secrets, struggles and joys of the foreign domestic underclass: “Who has the privilege not to be political?”

Industry Moms are Fed Up and Now Fired Up About Showing Gun Safety Onscreen

#FiredUp, a movement led by producers Jen Gorton, Stacy Keppler Calabrese and Jessica Kantor, has partnered with Brady United Against Gun Violence to make a simple request of their storytelling colleagues.

‘Shogun’ Leads Gold List for Asian Pacific Television Honorees

The annual FYC list from Gold House is expanding to the television awards season for the first time.

Michelle Obama on the First Family’s Hollywood Pivot: “You’ve Got to Meet People Where They Are”

Agent Maha Dakhil provided opening remarks for the 2024 CAA Amplify summit, whose speakers also included Padma Lakshmi and Ricky Martin.

Robert Downey Jr. Says His ‘Sympathizer’ Hair and Makeup Was a “Very Surreal Experience”

The star of HBO’s limited series has viewers seeing quintuple with his multiple characters and says, “Working with director Park Chan-wook was hands-on in a way you don’t get with CGI.”

Amazon MGM Studios Global DEIA Head Latasha Gillespie Exits, Replaced by Amanda Baker-Lane

Baker-Lane was previously head of DEIA product and strategy at the company.

Why Learning to Be Left-Handed Created Tension for ‘Expats’ Star

Ji-young Yoo opens up about why she chose a Korean stage name and prepping for her part opposite Nicole Kidman in the adapted limited series.

New Event Series Hwayo Honors Aims to Celebrate Asian Creative Excellence (Exclusive)

An inaugural dinner was held May 29 in Los Angeles featuring ‘Beef’ star and painter Joseph Lee, with a follow-up in New York last Friday to toast filmmaker Elizabeth Ai.

Lilly Wachowski’s Anarchists United Foundation Boards Circle Management’s Writers Discovery Fellowship as Partner (Exclusive)

The TV writing program was launched in 2020 by the management-production company formerly known as Circle of Confusion.