We’re Obsessed With This Incredible Photo From the Opening of the Lucas Museum
This weekend, Lucas and co-founder Mellody Hobson celebrated the opening of their Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles, CA, with a star-studded gala. And when we say “star-studded,” that’s wildly underselling it. The sheer number of famous and talented people who showed up to the event is staggering, and one photo in particular partially captured that historic madness.
- ▪This weekend, Lucas and co-founder Mellody Hobson celebrated the opening of their Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles, CA, with a star-studded gala.
- ▪And when we say “star-studded,” that’s wildly underselling it.
- ▪The sheer number of famous and talented people who showed up to the event is staggering, and one photo in particular partially captured that historic madness.
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When George Lucas calls, Hollywood answers. This weekend, Lucas and co-founder Mellody Hobson celebrated the opening of their Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles, CA, with a star-studded gala. And when we say “star-studded,” that’s wildly underselling it. The sheer number of famous and talented people who showed up to the event is staggering, and one photo in particular partially captured that historic madness. While we’ll run down the entire confirmed guest list below, check out this photo. It’s so beyond words that even filmmakers you adore more than anything are relegated to the back row. In fact, we’re gonna drop it here again in a larger size so you can expand it. © Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Lucas Museum of Narrative Art Okay, that photo is insane.
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