Scott Feinberg

Executive Editor of Awards, The Hollywood Reporter

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Scott Feinberg is Executive Editor of Awards columnist for the Hollywood Reporter.

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Scott Feinberg, Executive Editor of Awards for The Hollywood Reporter, joins Kim Masters to break down this year's Oscar nominations.

THR’s Scott Feinberg talks us through the Oscar nominations

Scott Feinberg, Executive Editor of Awards for The Hollywood Reporter, joins Kim Masters to break down this year's Oscar nominations.

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