Golden Globe-winning actress, producer, and director Robin Wright sat down with HFPA journalist Anke Hofmann to discuss her first feature directorial debut, Land, which she also stars in alongside actor Demián Bechir. They also discuss learning survival skills, life imitating art on House of Cards, what inspired her to direct, the work of her organization DigDeep, what inspires her about the movie Wonder Woman, and more.

Actress, director, producer, Golden Globe winner, and Cecil B. DeMille Award recipient Jodie Foster sat down with HFPA journalist Rocio Ayuso to discuss her latest role as real-life lawyer Nancy Hollander, who defended an inmate detained in Guantanomo Bay and what drew her to portraying a real-life person. They also discuss her long career in the business, her growing more selective with roles as she's gotten older, the transition from acting to directing, and more.

Writer-director/producer Sofia Coppola sat down with HFPA journalist Sam Asi to talk about her newest film On The Rocks, which sees her working with Rashida Jones and re-teaming with Lost in Translation star Bill Murray. They also dig into her history as a filmmaker, gender politics, not having clear "villains" in her films, what draws her to make independent cinema rather than blockbuster movies, how her various tastes/artistic skills inform her collaborative process, and more.

Actor Jamie Dornan sat down with HFPA journalist Barbara Gasser to talk about filming his most recent film, Wild Mountain Thyme, in Ireland. They also discuss life in quarantine, his early turns singing in a band, how the Fifty Shades of Grey trilogy changed his life, his memories from his trip to the Golden Globes, and more.

Singer-songwriter turned director Sia sat down with HFPA journalist Barbara de Oliveira Pinto to discuss her directorial debut, Music, which she co-wrote with author Dallas Clayton and stars Maddie Ziegler, a frequent collaborator, as the lead. They discuss the challenges of telling stories about neuro-atypical characters, the trauma in her life, adopting two sons, what inspired her to turn away from fame, enabling the dreams of others, and more.

Returning guest and writer-producer-director-creator Ryan Murphy sat down with HFPA journalist Scott Orlin look back on his work in 2020, which included two documentaries, the TV series The Politician, two miniseries (Hollywood and Ratched), and the two movies The Boys in the Band and The Prom. They also dig into his first creative endeavor, singing in a choir club, the creative freedom his relationship with Netflix gives him, what draws him to the limited series format, and more.

Actor, comedian, singer, writer, producer and television host James Corden sat down with HFPA journalist Janet Nepales to discuss his role in the Ryan Murphy-directed Netflix musical comedy The Prom. They also discuss what inspired him to be an entertainer, getting to know Dominic Cooper and the rest of the cast of The History Boys, the development of Carpool Karaoke, naming his son after Paul McCartney, acting in a new take on Cinderella, and more.

Actress Anya Taylor-Joy sat down with HFPA journalist Helen Hoene to discuss her latest breakout performance as chess prodigy Beth Harmon in the Netflix series The Queen's Gambit. They also discuss her early ambitions, moving to New York on her own at the age of 14, her first lead role in The Witch, reuninting with director Robert Eggers for the upcoming film The Northmen, her excitement for the release of Last Night in Soho, why her role as the eponymous Emma made her deal with bullying issues, and more.

Chris Evans sat down with HFPA journalist Henry Arnaud to discuss his latest project Defending Jacob and what drew him to the miniseries. They also discuss life after playing Steve Rogers/Captain America in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the hard decision to take the role back in 2010, his directorial debut and the potential for more directing projects moving forward, potential returns to the stage, working with Russo Brothers again, and more.

Golden Globe-winning actress Reese Witherspoon sat down to talk to HFPA journalist Margaret Gardiner about her decades in Hollywood, from her start in films like Cruel Intentions, Election, and Legally Blonde, to turning points in her career like Wild and Walk the Line, to her recent forays in television with The Morning Show and Big Little Lies, to her outside work like her use of fashion and her ongoing monthly book club that highlights and celebrates great and noteworthy works, and more.