The logo of The Hollywood Reporter (entertainment and film industry media) consists of the brand name set in a proprietary italic serif typeface. The main inscription is slanted to the right and built on contrast — the letters combine thick and thin strokes. A distinctive feature of the logo is its red color, which is used in the official version and highlights the brand’s recognizability in the media space. The current version of the logo has been in use since the 2010s following a redesign that adapted it for digital and multimedia formats while preserving its historical style.
The Hollywood Reporter was founded in 1930 by William R. Wilkerson as a daily professional publication focused on film and theater. Over time, it expanded to include television, music, technology, and digital media. Today, it is one of the leading sources of industry news, interviews, analysis, rankings, and entertainment reports. The Hollywood Reporter is owned by Penske Media Corporation and remains a respected international brand in the entertainment industry.
