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Lisa de los Reyes

Senior Copy Editor

Lisa de los Reyes is a Senior Copy Editor at The Hollywood Reporter. Before joining THR, she worked as a Copy Editor at the Orange County Business Journal and was Managing Editor at Ladue News, a luxury lifestyle magazine in her hometown of St. Louis. She’s covered topics including business, law, culture and beauty, and enjoys helping talented writers perfect their stories. She graduated from St. Louis University and earned a master’s degree in journalism from Northwestern University.

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To ‘Slow Horses’ Star Christopher Chung, “I Hate Your Character” Is Actually a “Lovely Compliment”

As season six of the quirky espionage drama rolls out, the actor is happy to be playing Slough House’s abrasive tech expert Roddy Ho — “long may it continue,” he says — and even happier that people are starting to realize he’s not that guy.

‘Slow Horses’ Renewed for Season 8 at Apple TV

Apple announced the new installment, based on Mick Herron's latest book 'Clown Town,' fresh off the show's Emmy win.

Tim Curry, Outlandish Star of ‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show,’ Dies at 80

The three-time Tony nominee terrified audiences in Stephen King's 'It' and was a prolific voice actor as well.

A Ghost From the Past Returns in New ‘Slow Horses’ Season 6 Trailer

As anyone associated with Slough House is seemingly marked for death, a character who was believed to be dead appears in the flesh.

The Cast of ‘Independence Day’: Where Are They 30 Years Later?  

In honor of the sci-fi blockbuster’s 30th anniversary, THR checks in on the all-star cast, including Will Smith, Bill Pullman, Jeff Goldblum and Vivica A. Fox.

The Cast of ‘7th Heaven,’ Then and Now

The classic WB show about a minister and his large family turns 30 this year. THR checks in on where the cast is now.

Why ‘Ugly Betty’ Still Stands Out in TV History

The ABC dramedy arrived as a sharp, culturally significant hit – and launched America Ferrera to a historic Emmy victory.

HBO Wasn’t Built in a Day, and Neither Was ‘Rome’

The cable network’s period drama chronicling the fall of Julius Caesar earned nine Emmy nominations in 2006 and took home four wins.

The Cast of ‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off,’ Then and Now

A look at what Matthew Broderick, Alan Ruck, Mia Sara, Jennifer Grey and more have been doing in the years since the film was released in theaters on June 11, 1986.

Why Nicole Kidman, Chloé Zhao and Other Stars Are Becoming Death Doulas

“You have to be a certain personality to be able to do it,” Kidman says. “But I found out that I’m actually that personality.”

Scoot McNairy Tackles the Plot Twists and His Character’s Fate in ‘Man on Fire’

The actor unpacks the season’s surprises and his behind-the-scenes insights on John Creasy’s world.