Todd on the Town

Execs, stars and all the fun at the Oscars

Welcome to a special edition of Todd on the Town, our new photo newsletter, coming hot off Oscar night. All photos are credit of Todd Williamson except where otherwise specified.

From left: Disney CEO Bob Iger, Searchlight Pictures president Matthew Greenfield, best actress winner Emma Stone, president of Live Action and 20th Century Studios David Greenbaum, Disney Entertainment co-chairman Alan Bergman (at Searchlight’s Oscar party at Dante in Beverly Hills).

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Comcast CEO Brian Roberts and NBCU Studio Group chairman and chief content officer Donna Langley, who was thanked many times from the stage for her role in Oppenheimer. (Todd Williamson/Shutterstock)

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Martin Scorsese made it a family affair with daughters Francesca Scorsese and Cathy Scorsese. (Todd Williamson/Shutterstock)

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WBD CEO David Zaslav. (Todd Williamson/Shutterstock)

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 Netflix chief content officer Bela Bajaria and her husband Doug Prochilo. (Todd Williamson/Shutterstock)

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Roger Federer. (Todd Williamson/Shutterstock)

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Alexander Payne’s daughter will have a lot to talk about at school this week after getting a trip to the Oscars with her dad. (Todd Williamson/Shutterstock)

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Nobody had more fun with awards season than Robert Downey Jr., who scored his first Oscar. (Jordan Strauss)

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First time nominee Da’Vine Joy Randolph took home an Oscar for best supporting actress in The Holdovers. (Jordan Strauss)

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Cord Jefferson won best adapted screenplay for American Fiction and implored studios to take more risks with new voices. (Jordan Strauss)

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Billie Eilish won best song for What Was I Made For from Barbie, making her, at 22, the youngest person to win two Oscars, having also won best song in 2021. (Todd Williamson/Shutterstock)

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Shawna Nagler and Disney Television Group president Craig Erwich. (Todd Williamson/Shutterstock)

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First time Oscar nominee Cillian Murphy took home best actor. (Todd Williamson/Shutterstock)

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Sony Pictures Classics’ Tom Bernard (left) and Michael Barker. (Todd Williamson/Shutterstock)

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Scott Stuber photographing wife Molly Sims. (Todd Williamson/Shutterstock)

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Apple CEO Tim Cook on the red carpet. (Todd Williamson/Shutterstock)