2019-11-13 The Hollywood Reporter

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THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER 38 NOVEMBER 13, 2019

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Weddings
Kyle Loftus, a partner
and literary agent at
APA, married NBC
director of drama
Christina Lehmann
on Oct. 12 at the
Paramour Estate in
Silver Lake in front
of 200 guests. The
couple will honey-
moon in Maui.

Kasra Ajir, tal-
ent manager and
partner at Velocity
Entertainment
Partners, married
comedian-writer
India Pearl on Oct. 13

at the Marina del Rey

Marriott in front of

90 guests. They got

engaged this past

Thanksgiving in

Paris and will honey-

moon in Europe.

Jean Ho, execu-

tive assistant to

co-president of

domestic marketing

at Universal Pictures,

married Paul Geary,

managing partner

of Global Artist

Management, on

Sept. 7 in Boston. The

couple will honey-

moon in the Exumas.

Births

Nicole Wilcox, senior

publicist at Fox

Searchlight Pictures,

and husband Don

Wilcox, senior

marketing manager,

movies, at Amazon

Studios, welcomed

daughter Isla Mae

Wilcox on Oct. 26

at Cedars-Sinai

Medical Center in

Los Angeles.

Congrats

Danielle Gervais

was promoted to

executive vp cast-

ing and talent at

ITV America on

Oct. 24.

MRC Film tapped

Robyn Marshall as

senior vp Nov. 11.

April Perroni was

promoted to senior

vp business affairs

and head of busi-

ness affairs for

Paradigm’s talent

and literary divi-

sions Nov. 4.

Nickelodeon named

Michael H. Levine

senior vp learn-

ing and impact for

Noggin on Nov. 7.

WarnerMedia

Entertainment

tapped Lucinda

Martinez to lead mul-

ticultural marketing,

brand and inclusion

strategy Nov. 6.

Apple TV’s Kim

Rozenfeld exited

as head of cur-

rent scripted

programming and

documentary and

unscripted content

for a first-look pro-

duction deal Nov. 11.

Deaths

Rick Ludwin, an NBC

executive for more

than 30 years and an

early Seinfeld cham-

pion, died Nov. 11 in

Martinez

Birthdays

Hitched, Hatched, Hired

Inside the industry’s celebrations and news

1 Kyle

Loftus and

Christina

Lehmann

2 Isla Mae

Wilcox

3 Lorin

Salob

4 Kasra Ajir

and

India Pearl

2

3

1

4

Los Angeles after

a brief illness. He

was 71.

Lorin Salob, an

assistant director

and Emmy-winning

producer with credits

including Charlie’s

Angels and Tr o n, died

Oct. 23 in Staunton,

Virginia, after a long

battle with cardiac

ALS. He was 77.

Nik Powell, a co-

founder of Virgin

Records and a pro-

ducer on The Crying

Game, died Nov. 7 in

Oxford, England. He

was 69.

William Wintersole,

who starred on

The Young & the

Restless and General

Hospital, died Nov. 5

in Los Angeles. He

was 88.

Laurel Griggs, an

actress on Broadway

in Once, died Nov. 5

after an asthma

attack. She was 13.

Wintersole

NOV. 15

Kevin Bright, 65

Shailene Woodley, 28

NOV. 16

Pete Davidson, 26

Maggie Gyllenhaal, 42

NOV. 17

Danny DeVito, 75

Rachel McAdams, 41 →

Lorne Michaels, 75

Martin Scorsese, 77

NOV. 18

Chloe Sevigny, 45

NOV. 19

Adam Driver, 36

Jodie Foster, 57

Allison Janney, 60

Charlie Kaufman, 61

Ted Turner, 81

Paul Weitz, 54

NOV. 20

Joel McHale, 48