Photos: Todd on the Town

Our roving photog hits SAGs, PGAs and People's Choice

Ed note: Todd on the Town features photographs taken by event photographer Todd Williamson. You can reach him at Todd@januaryimages.com.

From left: Beef’s Steven Yeun, Bradley Cooper, Netflix chief content officer Bela Bajaria, Scott Stuber and Beef creator Lee Sung Jin. The show won for outstanding producer of limited or anthology series television.

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Poor Things’ Emma Stone and her chicken pot pie.

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“We’ve never won this before,” Christopher Nolan (with Oppenheimer producer Emma Thomas, also his spouse) noted in his acceptance speech, after his Oppenheimer took home the night’s top honors.

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The Holdovers hangout (from left): Producer David Hemingson, star Paul Giamatti, producer Mark Johnson and star Dominic Sessa.

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From left: Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos, Nicole Avant, Robert De Niro and Tiffany Chen.

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Purple reign (from left): Corey Hawkins, Taraji P. Henson, David Oyelowo Oprah Winfrey, Blitz Bazawule (above Oprah) and Kat Graham and Danielle Brooks.

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Barbie and Ken, aka nominees Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling.

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Winners! Killers of the Flower Moon’s Lily Gladstone (left) scored for female actor in a leading role; The Crown’s Elizabeth Debicki for outstanding performance by a female actor in a drama series.

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“I’m a little drunk,” said The Last of Us’ Pedro Pascal while accepting his award for male actor in a drama series (with CAA Agent Franklin Latt, center, and actor Alden Ehrenreich, right).

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Gerry and Roman! J. Smith-Cameron (left) and Kieran Culkin got their Succession on. The cast won for ensemble in a drama series.

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From left: Amazon MGM head Jennifer Salke, Amazon MGM head of marketing Sue Kroll, Amazon MGM Studios head of television Vernon Sanders and Amazon MGM Studios head of casting Donna Rosenstein

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From left: Universal Pictures president Peter Cramer, Universal Studio Group chairman Pearlena Igbokwe, and Universal Television president Erin Underhill.

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NBCUniversal Entertainment chairman Frances Berwick and Barbie/Shang-Chi host Simu Liu.