Hollywood Reporter for iPad app for iPhone and iPad
Much like Hollywood, The Hollywood Reporter is smart, beautiful and fun – and even more so in its all-new iPad edition.
Download the latest weekly issue to get THR’s award-winning magazine content: cover stories with Hollywood’s A-list, analysis of the business of entertainment, engaging fashion and travel features, and stunning original photography.
Subscribe today to see this week’s issue!
CURRENT APP USERS: Once you install the latest version of The Hollywood Reporter app, you will lose any existing issues that you have purchased in previous versions.
CURRENT PRINT SUBSCRIBERS: You can access the app for free – just download it and enter your subscription information at log-in.
SUBSCRIPTION OFFERS:
- A single issue for US$7.99 (non-subscription)
- 1-month subscription for US$19.99 (4 issues), automatically renewed until cancelled
- 1-year subscription for US$99.99 (46 issues), automatically renewed until cancelled
Payment for all purchases will be charged to your iTunes account at the confirmation of your purchase
SUBSCRIBERS’ AUTOMATIC-RENEWAL FEATURE: Your subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current issue period. Your iTunes account will automatically be charged at the same price for renewal within the 24-hours prior to the end of the current issue (another year for annual subscribers, another month for monthly subscribers) unless you change your subscription preferences in your account settings. You can manage your subscriptions through your Account Settings after purchase. No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during active subscription period. Please go to the www.hollywoodreporter.com/faqs/ipad for more information.
Pros and cons of Hollywood Reporter for iPad app for iPhone and iPad
Hollywood Reporter for iPad app good for
This is a great app. It works very well on my iPad. Now I can enjoy the Hollywood Reporter anywhere I go. Plus now I have access to many extra features which I did not have before. This is great!
The free news section is a great way to stay on top of whats going on.
Works well. Stable on my iPad Air. UI is minimal and intuitive. Content is great.
Love the look and feel of this app. I have experienced the difficulties some of you have. Works perfectly here. Love the perk of getting my digital content for free for being a print subscriber.
I love THR, but the new app keeps logging me out making me re login in order to view the issues Ive subscribed to read.
Some bad moments
I agree with everything that Uday Chopra say: "Im giving this 1 star not cause this is a bad app. Infact it can be a great app but for some reason I cant seem to download the purchased issue. The app quits every single time I try to download. I have even rebooted my ipad but to no avail."
Has a tendency to crash/lock up during downloads, and there is no way to resume the download without uninstalling the app, which seems kind of crazy
Definitely my fave magazine but this new app bites. Every page must be enlarged to read so your messing with pages the entire time. Its impossible to relax and just read. When you go back later to pick up where you left off, the app always resets itself to the beginning and you have to search for the last page you were on. I liked the daily report this magazine had in the old app but thats gone now. Why mess with a good thing. Order the actual magazine instead and get it in the mail. Or hopefully they fix this.
Seems improved however I occasionally am asked to pay for an issue when Im a subscriber!
This app doesnt work very well. I havent been able to access any weekly issue since June 7, 2013. The customer service/technical support is very slow. I dont get return phone calls and the solutions they email me dont work. When I email them, they take several days to respond.
I have a subscription and yet the issues show up in my library 4 days after they are in the store- I could pay for the issue, but not get it as part of my sub- emailed support at the Hollywood reporter and they blame apple - apple blames Hollywood reporter - dont subscribe until this is worked out
