The Hollywood Reporter – 28.02.2018

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Weddings
Screenwriter
Theodore Riley
(Psych, the upcom-
ing Amazon series
Fairfax) married
Betsy Rosenberg on
Feb. 18 at the
Four Seasons Hotel
in Austin in front
of 250 guests. The
couple, who became
engaged in May,
will honeymoon
in Hawaii.

Births
Jared Sheer, a tal-
ent agent at WME,
and wife Kaitrin
Sheer welcomed son
Jake Scott Sheer on
Feb. 10 at Mount Sinai
Hospital in New York.

Congrats

Tanya Lopez was pro-

moted to executive vp

movies, limited series

and movie acquisi-

tions at Lifetime and

LMN, and Gena

McCarthy was upped

to executive vp to head

Lifetime unscripted

programming

and FYI program-

ming after Liz Gateley

exited Feb. 22.

Peter Micelli joined

Entertainment

One as chief strategy

officer Feb. 22.

Deena Beach and

Dalia Ganz were pro-

moted to vp posts at

Freeform on Feb. 22.

Nancy Cotton was

tapped as executive

vp original pro-

gramming at Epix

on Feb. 20.

Sebek Sanyika was

named president

of The Notting Hill

Music Group on

Feb. 21.

Karen Elliott was

appointed vp

music production

at Warner Bros.

Pictures on Feb. 22.

THR parent Valence

Media hired Moksha

Fitzgibbons as group

chief revenue officer

Feb. 21.

Telemundo

named Francisco

Suarez execu-

tive vp primetime

realities and

specials Feb. 22.

Global Road

Entertainment

named David Rubin

president of physical

production Feb. 21.

Ashleigh DiTonto

was named vp devel-

opment at Trailblazer

Studios on Feb. 22.

Jessica Sebastian-

Dayeh was named

president of

pro duction com-

pany Sirens

Media on Feb. 20.

Bruni Media named

Lance Robbins acting

president Feb. 20.

Adaptive Studios

hired Courtney

Parker as vp alterna-

tive programming

and promoted Kate

Grady to vp produc-

tion digital and

Stephen Christensen

to vp development

digital Feb. 22.

Deaths

George Kaufman,

the real estate devel-

oper who helped

rejuvenate film and

TV production in

New York City as

chairman of the

venerable Kaufman

Astoria Studios

complex in Queens,

died Feb. 20 in

Florida. He was 89.

Nanette Fabray, the

effervescent comedi-

enne who won three

Emmys for playing

opposite Sid Caesar

on Caesar’s Hour,

died Feb. 22 in Palos

Verdes. She was 97.

Rick McKay,

the award-winning

filmmaker behind

the definitive 2003

documentary

Broadway: The Golden

Age, died Jan. 29

in Manhattan. He

was 57.

Rubin

Hitched, Hatched, Hired

Inside the industry’s celebrations and news

1 Riley and

Rosenberg

2 Jake Scott

3 Fabray

2

1 3

MARCH 1

Ron Howard, 64

Lupita Nyong’o, 35 →

MARCH 2

Daniel Craig, 50

MARCH 3

George Miller, 73

MARCH 4

Paul W.S. Anderson, 53

MARCH 6

Rob Reiner, 71

MARCH 7

Bryan Cranston, 62

Birthdays