IndieWire Staff
For over 25 years, IndieWire has been covering the business and art of entertainment. With the respect of film and TV creators, executives, and passionate fans alike, IndieWire is known for being ahead of the curve with a unique editorial voice that combines in-depth industry reporting and analysis, breaking news, and its best-in-class Oscars, Emmys, and crafts coverage. IndieWire began in July 1996 as an online chat room and evolved to become one of the earliest online entertainment news outlets.
As IndieWire grew, its coverage expanded beyond film festivals and the independent film industry to include all aspects of Hollywood and the expanding universes of TV and streaming and has continued to do so since being acquired by Penske Media Corp. in 2016.
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IndieWire Honors
Carol Burnett, Quinta Brunson, Issa López, Lulu Wang, Riley Keough, Dakota Fanning, Francesca Sloane, John Mulaney, Fisher Stevens, and key duos behind "Fellow Travelers" and "Scott Pilgrim Takes Off" make up the list of honorees at the first TV-specific IndieWire Honors.
Brand Content
With the 2024 Sundance Film Festival taking over Park City, Utah, Adobe is proud to celebrate the invaluable contribution sound editors make to our favorite films.
Brand Content
Adobe Creative Cloud shapes compelling stories debuting at the Park City festival.
Emmys
Here's how to watch the Emmys on TV and streaming beginning Monday, January 15, at 5:00 p.m. PT/8:00 p.m. ET.
Make Way for Tomorrow
The new year's most promising movies range from massive blockbusters like "Furiosa" to must-see indies like "I Saw the TV Glow" and "The End."
IndieWire Honors
Greta Gerwig, Lily Gladstone, Todd Haynes, ‘The Curse’ Creators to Be Celebrated at IndieWire Honors
The relaunch of IndieWire Honors also includes directors Cord Jefferson, Chad Stahelski, and Melina Matsoukas, creators Kelly Marcel and Lee Sung Jin, and actor Jharrel Jerome.
Deputy Managing Editor Lattanzio joins Editor-at-Large Anne Thompson as co-host of IndieWire's long-running weekly podcast, which started in 2014.
'80s week: From "Paris, Texas" to "A City of Sadness," and from "Blue Velvet" to "The Green Ray," these are the films that defined the 1980s.
The Latin AMAs pre-show kicks off at 7 p.m. ET, and you can live-stream the event here.
Jane Levy, Bella Thorne, and more discussed with Adobe the importance of female filmmakers at the 2023 IndieWire Studio at Sundance.
Jonathan Majors, W. Kamau Bell, and more joined Adobe at the IndieWire Studio during the festival.
Awards Spotlight: Quan tells IndieWire the A24 dramedy's success is "something that we did not expect," while Hsu is proud of how it's "shaken up the industry."
