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Introducing ‘Todd on the Town’, Our New Photo Newsletter

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From left: Jennifer Lopez, head of Amazon MGM Studios Jennifer Salke, Ben Affleck and Amazon MGM Studios head of marketing Sue Kroll at the Hollywood Roosevelt for the afterparty of This is Me…Now.
Ed note: Happy Saturday. Today we’re piloting a new weekly photo newsletter about events around the industry, courtesy of photographer Todd Williamson (you’ve likely seen him inside the parties and on the red carpet and festivals for years). Please let us know what you think! All photos are credit of Todd Williamson. He can be reached at todd@januaryimages.com.
From left: Head of Prime Video Albert Cheng, Amazon MGM Studios head of theatrical and streaming film Courtenay Valenti and CAA’s Kevin Huvane at the afterparty.
Mark Ruffalo got his star and we got a 13 Going on 30 reunion with Jennifer Garner recreating the movie’s iconic ‘Thriller’ dance. Bottom right: Ruffalo with Searchlight Pictures president David Greenbaum at the lunch afterwards.
In Pasadena, from left: NBCU president scripted content Lisa Katz, Peacock president Kelly Campbell, NBCU chairman of entertainment Frances Berwick, NBCU EVP unscripted Corie Henson and NBCU EVP unscripted, lifestyle and docs Rachel Smith.
The Olympics are coming to Paris and so is new NBC Sports commentator Snoop Dogg (with president of Olympic production Molly Solomon and swimming commentator Rowdy Gaines).
Abigail Spenser and Jon Cryer talked up their show Extended Family. During the panel, Cryer revealed that he first met his wife, Lisa Joyner, at the TCAs more than 20 years ago.
From left: Actor Andrew Lincoln, CEO of AMC Studios Kristin Dolan, Danai Gurira, Giancarlo Esposito and Dan McDermott, president of entertainment ,AMC Studios, at AMC’s afterparty following a day of presentations.
Steve Buscemi came out to support Andrea Riseborough’s new project Alice & Jack, in which she also stars.
From left: singer-songwriter Laufey, Billy Joel and Rob Stringer, chairman, Sony Music Group.
Two stars of the new Walking Dead franchise, Andrew Lincoln (left) and Danai Gurira (second from right) posed with OG alums Steven Yeun and Norman Reedus. The after-party was at L.A.’s Mother Wolf (yes, downstairs in the restaurant).
Agents David Gersh (left) and Tim Crestman (right) celebrate the win with their clients, Poor Things production designers James Price and Shona Heath, who took the prize for best Art Direction for a Fantasy Film.
David Oyelowo (right) celebrated legendary production designer Wynn P. Thomas as he accepted his Lifetime Achievement Award from the guild.
These three! From left: Abbi Jacobson, Jodi Balfour and Kristin Hahn.
What else to do on Super Bowl Sunday than spend it with 101-year-old activist Grace Linn (third from left) at a screening of MTV’s Oscar-nominated short, The ABCs of Book Banning. With, from left, Elana Arnold, who has had 16 books banned, Sasha Colby, Little Miss Hot Mess, producer Trish Adlesic and George Johnson.
Killers of the Flower Moon Best song Oscar nominee George Scott at a Grammy Museum Q&A, where he revealed he learned what “magic hour” was from Steven Spielberg.

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