Power 100

The Hollywood Reporter's Power 100 (also known as Women in Entertainment Power 100) list, published annually since 1992, is a ranking of the 100 most powerful women in entertainment—film and television executives, agents, producers and occasionally performers. The list is made public in December during the magazine's yearly Women in Entertainment Breakfast. The factors on which the ranking is based have varied in the past. For example, the 2009 Power 100 took into account: achievements (box office, television ratings or dollars generated); overall authority within her company and Hollywood; greenlight power (ability to get a project made); and her standing within the industry.

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The Hollywood Reporter's Power 100 (also known as Women in Entertainment Power 100) list, published annually since 1992, is a ranking of the 100 most powerful women in entertainment—film and television executives, agents, producers and occasionally performers. The list is made public in December during the magazine's yearly Women in Entertainment Breakfast. The factors on which the ranking is based have varied in the past. For example, the 2009 Power 100 took into account: achievements (box office, television ratings or dollars generated); overall authority within her company and Hollywood; greenlight power (ability to get a project made); and her standing within the industry.

Despite the existence of similar rankings, such as Forbes's Celebrity 100 and Vanity Fair's New Establishment issue, the competition surrounding the Power 100 has remained substantial, particularly since Janice Min became chief creative officer at The Hollywood Reporter in 2010. In 2014, The New York Times called the Power 100 "one of the most fearsome competitions in show business," akin to the campaigns preceding the Academy Awards, adding that "for certain executives, agents and producers, this has become a blood sport."

Anne Sweeney, then co-chairman of Disney Media Networks, was named the most powerful woman in entertainment eight times between 2004 and 2013. Oprah Winfrey, chairman of Harpo Inc., and Amy Pascal, co-chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment, were ranked in first place in 2008 and 2009 respectively. In 2014, NBCUniversal chairman Bonnie Hammer superseded Sweeney as the entertainment industry's most powerful woman.

YearNo.RecipientCareer
Anne SweeneyCo-chairman of Disney Media Networks; president of Disney-ABC Television Group
Amy PascalCo-chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment
Bonnie HammerPresident of NBCUniversal Cable
Oprah WinfreyChairman of Harpo Inc.
Abbe RavenPresident and CEO of A&E Television Networks
Stacey SniderCo-chairman and CEO of DreamWorks
Donna LangleyCo-chairman of Universal Pictures
Nina TasslerPresident of CBS
Dana WaldenChairman of 20th Century Fox Television
Judy McGrathChairman of MTV Networks
YearNo.RecipientCareer
Anne SweeneyCo-chairman of Disney Media Networks; president of Disney-ABC Television Group
Amy PascalCo-chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment
Bonnie HammerChairman of NBCUniversal Cable
Abbe RavenPresident and CEO of A&E Television Networks
Dana WaldenChairman of 20th Century Fox Television
Stacey SniderCo-chairman and CEO of DreamWorks
Nina TasslerPresident of CBS
Donna LangleyCo-chairman of Universal Pictures
Nancy DubucPresident of Lifetime Network and History Network
Sue KrollPresident of worldwide marketing at Warner Bros. Pictures
YearNo.RecipientCareer
Anne SweeneyCo-chairman of Disney Media Networks; president of Disney-ABC Television Group
Bonnie HammerPresident of NBCUniversal Cable
Amy PascalCo-chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment
Abbe RavenPresident and CEO of A&E Television Networks
Dana WaldenCo-chairman of 20th Century Fox Television
Nina TasslerPresident of CBS
Nancy DubucPresident of entertainment and media at A&E Networks
Donna LangleyCo-chairman of Universal Pictures
Kathleen KennedyPresident of Lucasfilm
Sue KrollPresident of worldwide marketing at Warner Bros. Pictures
YearNo.RecipientCareer
Anne SweeneyCo-chairman of Disney Media Networks; president of Disney-ABC Television Group
Bonnie HammerChairman of NBCUniversal Cable
Nancy DubucPresident and CEO of A&E Networks
Amy PascalCo-chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment
Dana WaldenChairman and CEO of 20th Century Fox Television
Donna LangleyChairman of Universal Pictures
Nina TasslerPresident of CBS
Oprah WinfreyChairman, CEO and chief creative officer of OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network
Sue KrollPresident of worldwide marketing and international distribution at Warner Bros. Pictures
Kathleen KennedyPresident of Lucasfilm
YearNo.RecipientCareer
Bonnie HammerChairman of NBCUniversal Cable
Dana WaldenChairman and CEO of Fox Television Group
Nancy DubucPresident and CEO of A&E Networks
Amy PascalCo-chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment; chairman of SPE Motion Picture Group
Donna LangleyChairman of Universal Pictures
Nina TasslerChairman of CBS
Stacey SniderCo-chairman of 20th Century Fox Television
Oprah WinfreyChairman, CEO and chief creative officer of OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network
Angelina JolieDirector and actress
Sue KrollPresident of worldwide marketing and international distribution at Warner Bros. Pictures

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