The Hollywood Reporter – 28.02.2018

The Red Carpet

About Town

THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER 60 FEBRUARY 28, 2018

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Josh Duhamel
and NBCU’s
Bonnie Hammer

7

Kathleen Kennedy

and Eric Buterbaugh

5

Costume

Designers Guild

Awa rd s

Beverly Hills, Feb. 20

All Dressed Up

The 20th annual

Costume Designers

Guild Awards, hosted by

Gina Rodriguez (2) at

The Beverly Hilton, was

all about girl power. In

deference to the Time’s

Up and #MeToo move-

ments, the style-savvy

set wore black gowns and

Time’s Up pins. Kerry

Washington (4) was

honored with the Spotlight

Award, while Guillermo

del Toro (3) took home the

Distinguished Collaborator

prize. “A huge amount of

language that we transmit

who we are and what

we’re about is nonverbal,”

said The Shape of Water

helmer. “Costume is a

way we present ourselves

to the world.” Other win-

ners included I, Tonya’s

Jennifer Johnson and The

Handmaid’s Tale’s Ane

Crabtree (1). Said Crabtree

upon accepting her

award: “It’s a great time to

be a multiracial person.

It’s a great time for costume

design and for making

change. There’s been an

assault on women’s rights

[and] people of color and

their rights, and we are

part of the resistance. We

are part of the change.”

— INGRID SCHMIDT

Tupac and Biggie

Resurrected

Unsolved: The Murders

of Tupac and the Notorious

B.I.G., which attempts to

solve the 1996 murders of

Tu p a c S h a k u r and Biggie

Smalls, premiered at Avalon

nightclub, a short drive

from where Smalls was

killed. “The show’s themes

deal with perception and

how perception chal-

lenges your best judgment,”

said executive producer

Anthony Hemingway (9),

who directed the majority of

the episodes for USA. “[It]

reminds us that we need

to stop and think about our

actions.” After a screening

of the first episode, the

club turned into a concert

venue with performances

by Wavyy Jonez (8), who

plays Biggie (Marcc

Rose (8) portrays Shakur,

as he did in 2015’s Straight

Outta Compton), Busta

Rhymes and Bone Thugs-

N-Harmony — a group that

worked with both artists

and paid tribute to them in

their set. — JEAN BENTLEY

Unsolved

Hollywood, Feb. 22

From left: Rapper Mopreme

Shakur (stepbrother of

Tupac Shakur) with Marcc

Rose and Wavyy Jonez

8

From left:

Marin Hinkle,

Ane Crabtree

and Rachel

Brosnahan

From left: June Diane

Raphael, Lily Tomlin

and Brooklyn Decker

Guillermo
del Toro

1

6

3

Kerry

Washington

(left) and

Eva Longoria

4

Anthony

Hemingway and

Regina King

9

From left: Joe LoCicero,

Gina Rodriguez, Doug

Jones and Mark Hamill

2