When CBS Chief Les Moonves (right) greenlit the upcoming "Celebrity Big Brother," he reportedly came home and issued a decree to his wife, Julie Chen (center) who hosts the show: "Jules, you tell your lawyer this is not a negotiation. This is what the deal is and you're going to accept it. You tell your attorney this is not a game we're playing. Everyone's taking a haircut." Her attorney? Les' brother, Jon Mooves (left). By the smiles on Jon and Julie's faces in this picture, that haircut doesn't look too short.
TheWrap founder and CEO Sharon Waxman (far right) helped "up" the smile count at the launch party for the new offices of power entertainment law firm Del Shaw Moonves Tanaka Finkelstein & Lezcano.
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Kim Tannenbaum ("Two and a Half Men"), Shaw, costume designer Lorna Kyles, Cedric the Entertainer, and Eric Tannenbaum (also of "Two and a Half men" fame).
Randi Singer, producer Holly Rice, partner Jean Tanaka, and "Breaking Bad"/"Better Call Saul" creator/showrunner Vince Gilligan get first looks at the expansive suites in Century City.
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Meet the man that is hypnotizing your weekends: Dan Cesareo (left). He produces A&E's multi-hour real-time docu-follow "Live P.D." that just got a windfall 100 episode pickup. Del Shaw partner Todd Weinstein is on the right.
Dan Case and original viral video maestro Vin Di Bona ("America's Funniest Home Videos") chat with firm namesake Ernie Del.
You will always know where you are in the new digs at 2029 Century Park East in Los Angeles.
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Nina Shaw, "I Am Not Your Negro" writer/director Raoul Peck, actress Jurnee Smollett-Bell, and Oscar-winning producer Deborah Oppenheimer.
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Some of the sweets up on the 17th floor.
The victorious "Handmaid's Tale" producer Kira Snyder (left) is wearing her team's colors. She greets manager Danielle Del (right).
Weinstein and Jeff Finkelstein flank author/podcaster/speaker Lewis Howes. Howes' new book dropped last week and has cracked the Amazon top 300.
David Hurwitz (left) is producing CBS' "Name That Tune" reboot. He poses here with his lawyer Ethan Cohan and producer/wife Gelila Hurwitz. Pre-law, Cohan and Hurwitz first worked together on NBC's version of "Fear Factor."
This is a top shelf grouping of new media rockstars: Del Shaw Partner Tara Senior, producer Ellen Rakeiten, Weinstein and Howes.
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Literary manager Adesuwa McCalla chats with Del Shaw Partner Gordon Bobb.
As a top transactional entertainment firm, any talent, producer or executive sitting here has good news on the way.
Partner Abel Lezcano, Michelle Parel, Matthew Garel, and Joanna Garel.
Del Shaw's Lily Tillers and Baolu Lan, Dominique Clayton, and Mandy Carucci.
Debra Langford (Director, Diversity and Inclusion Initiatives at USC Business) and Ernie Del.
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"Shots Fired" creators Reggie Bythewood and Gina Prince-Bythewood flank Shaw.
Del Shaw's Anna Klingler, Patty Medina, Laurie Megery, Jean Tanaka and Loan Dang.
Danielle Del, literary agent Joel Millner, and Ernie Del.
Jeanne Way, Anna Klingler, Patty Medina, Jeff Finkelstein, Mandy Carucci, Laurie Megery, Jean Tanaka and Loan Dang.
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