Schmooze: Oct. 8, 2018

(From l.): Christina Moses, Grace Park and Lizzy Greene the premiere screening and panel for ABC’s "A Million Little Things" at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.

At a Burbank, Calif., press junket for the premiere of Disney Channel’s animated series "Star Wars: Resistance" (l. to r.): Donald Faison, Suzie McGrath, Christopher Sean, BB-8 and Bobby Moynihan.

At a Paley Media Council event in Beverly Hills, Calif. (l. to r.): Maureen J. Reidy, CEO, Paley Center for Media; Erik Logan, president, OWN; and Mara Brock Akil, creator/executive producer/director, "Love Is_."

(From l.): Chris Rock, Netflix chief content officer Ted Sarandos and Jerry Seinfeld at the afterparty for the 2018 GOOD+ Foundation's Evening of Comedy and Music at Ziegfeld Ballroom in New York.

At the Washington, D.C., screening of Peabody Award-winning documentary "Indivisible" (l. to r.): Judi Lopez, senior VP, distribution and affiliate marketing, Fuse Media; subjects Antonio Alarcon and Renata Tedoro; and Michael Schwimmer, CEO, Fuse Media. 

At the 20th anniversary celebration for Judge Mathis at the Steven J. Ross Theater at Warner Bros. in Burbank, Calif. (l. to r.): Donna Redier Linsk, executive VP, business and operations, Telepictures; Judge Greg Mathis; and Mike Darnell, president, Warner Bros. unscripted and alternative television.

(From l.): Rupert Grint, Phoebe Dynevor and Lucien Laviscount of Sony Crackle’s "Snatch" handed out popsicles in Los Angeles to celebrate the show’s sophomore season premiere.

(From l.): "Chicago Fire" star Christian Stolte, executive producer Dick Wolf and David Eigenberg at NBC’s “One Chicago Day” at Lagunitas Brewing Co. in Chicago.

Christiane Amanpour (l.), host of PBS late-night public affairs series "Amanpour and Company", and Neal Shapiro, president and CEO, WNET, at a celebration for the series at The Paley Center for Media in New York. 

(From l.): Sterling K. Brown; Lisa Katz, co-president, scripted programming, NBC; and Dan Fogelman, executive producer, at the premiere party for NBC’s "This Is Us" at Paramount Studios in Los Angeles.

Launching the Smithsonian Networks digital series "Bug Bites" at Project Farmhouse in New York (l. to r.): Anisa Peters, producer; Joseph Yoon, executive director of Brooklyn Bugs and founder of Yummy Eats; and Gina Hutchison, VP, editorial, content & production, digital media, and Tom Hayden, president, Smithsonian Channel.

At the Spectrum Reach party at The Rose in Los Angeles (l. to r.): Earvin “Magic” Johnson, president of basketball operations; Los Angeles Lakers; David Kline, president, Spectrum Reach; Eric Dickerson, NFL hall of famer; and James Worthy, Lakers analyst for Spectrum SportsNet.