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2020 LOS ANGELES DINNER
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26
RECEPTION 6 p.m. DINNER 7 p.m. The Beverly Hilton
Join the Los Angeles community in learning more about the Museum’s
urgent work to keep Holocaust memory alive in a constantly changing
world. We will honor Renée Firestone, Deborah Oppenheimer, and Dana
M. Perlman with the National Leadership Award for their contributions
to preserving Holocaust history. Firestone, an Auschwitz survivor who
became a successful fashion designer, has devoted thousands of hours
over more than three decades to educating people about the Holocaust
and its contemporary implications. Oppenheimer and Perlman, children
of Holocaust survivors, have shown their commitment to advancing
the Museum’s mission through service on the United States Holocaust
Memorial Council, among other efforts.
Tickets are $500 per person and sponsorship and tribute opportunities are
available. For more information, contact the Museum’s Western Regional
Office at 310.556.3222 or [email protected].
RSVP at ushmm.org/events/2020-la-dinner.
PHOTO: Timothy Hursley
Lindsey Morgan
REPS CAA, Luber Roklin
WHY SHE MATTERS
In advance of The 100’s
seventh and final season
airing later this year,
The CW has tapped that
show’s longtime series
regular Morgan, 29,
as the female lead for
its upcoming Walk er,
Te x a s R a n g er reboot.
The General Hospital
alum will play star Jared
Padalecki’s new partner,
an Army and police
veteran who becomes
one of the first women
in history to become a
Texas Ranger.
TELEVISION
Chris Pratt (UTA, Rise,
Sloane Offer) will exec
produce alongside Antoine
Fuqua and star in MRC’s
conspiracy thriller The
Terminal List.
Patrick Dempsey (UTA,
Burstein Co., Goodman
Genow) will star in and
exec produce CBS political
drama pilot Ways & Means.
Kelly Ripa (CAA, Untitled)
and Ryan Seacrest (UTA,
Hansen Jacobson) are
exec producing ABC com-
edy pilot Work Wife, based
partly on their relationship.
Ken Jeong (ICM, Aligned,
Goodman Genow) will
host and exec produce Fox
game show I Can See Your
Voice, based on a format
from Korea’s CJ ENM.
You’re the Wor st’s
Stephen Falk (Jackoway
Ty e r m a n) will showrun
Chernin and Endeavor
Content’s untitled WeWork
TV series.
Jane the Virgin creator
Jennie Snyder Urman
(Hansen Jacobson) has
extended her overall deal
with CBS TV Studios with a
new five-year pact.
Showtime has ordered
to series First Ladies,
an anthology starring
Viola Davis as Michelle
Obama. ... Starz has
ordered three more spinoff
series of Power. ... ABC
has renewed The Good
Doctor for season four. ...
NBCUniversal has renewed
Jerry Springer’s Judge
Jerry for a second season
in syndication.
DIGITAL
Spotify has acquired Bill
Simmons’ The Ringer to
boost its growing podcast-
ing business.
Tom Hiddleston (WME,
the U.K.’s Hamilton
Hodell) will topline
Netflix’s political thriller
series White Stork.
Josh Peck (UTA, Silver
Lining) will star in
Disney+’s Turner & Hooch
reboot series.
The Hunger Games’ Sam
Claflin (CAA, the U.K.’s
Independent, Goodman
Genow) will star opposite
Riley Keough in Amazon’s
rock drama series Daisy
Jones and the Six.
John Travolta (ICM,
Artists First, Mitchell
Silberberg) has joined
Kevin Hart in Quibi action-
comedy series Die Hart.
Demi Lovato (WME,
SB Projects, Schreck
Rose) will host and
exec produce Quibi talk
show Pillow Talk With
Demi Lovato.
O’Shea Jackson Jr.
(WME, Cube Vision,
Ziffren Brittenham) will
replace Winston Duke
in Apple TV+ basketball
drama Swagger.
Netflix has renewed Sex
Education for season three.
REAL ESTATE
Jason Statham and Rosie
Huntington-Whiteley
(Hilton & Hyland) have
sold their Malibu home for
$18.5 million.
Pratt Cube Jason Statham bought the Malibu home in 2009 for $10.6 million.
Robert Downey Jr. and
his Team Downey pro-
duction company have
left CAA for WME.
Jerry Harris, the
breakout from Netflix’s
Cheer, has signed with
Digital Brand Architects
and UTA.
The Maze Runner fran-
chise filmmaker Wes
Ball and his produc-
tion banner Oddball
Entertainment have left
Paradigm for WME.
The Good Doctor’s Jasika
Nicole has signed with
Katz PR.
152M
Daily active users on Twitter in Q4
2019, up 21 percent from 2018 and
nearly 5 percent from the previous
quarter, the company said Feb. 6.