Steven Spielberg, Olivia Cooke, Lena Waithe, Win Morisaki, Philip Zhao, Ben Mendelsohn, Zak Penn, Tye Sheridan, and Ernest Cline at the world premiere of Ready Player One at the Paramount Theatre on March 11 Credit: Photo by Gary Miller
Steven Spielberg, Olivia Cooke, Lena Waithe, Win Morisaki, Philip Zhao, Ben Mendelsohn, Zak Penn, Tye Sheridan, and Ernest Cline at the world premiere of Ready Player One at the Paramount Theatre on March 11 Credit: Photo by Gary Miller
Elizabeth Chambers and Armie Hammer at the premiere of Final Portrait at the Stateside Theatre on March 9 Credit: Photo by Gary Miller
Shakey Graves performs at Wright Bros Brew & Brew on Saturday, March 10 Credit: Photo by David Brendan Hall
Olivia Wilde at the premiere of A Vigilante at the Paramount Theatre on March 10 Credit: Photo by Gary Miller
John Cena attends the premiere of Blockers at the Paramount Theatre on March 10 Credit: Photo by Gary Miller
Attendees outside The Gospel of Eureka at the Alamo Ritz on March 11 Credit: Photo by John Anderson
Emily Blunt and John Krasinski at the premiere of A Quiet Place at the Paramount Theatre on March 9 Credit: Photo by Gary Miller
Israeli singer Noga Erez performs Saturday, March 10, in a giant inflated bubble containing a Smart car at Sixth & Trinity Credit: Photo by David Brendan Hall
Iris Apatow, Leslie Mann, Judd Apatow, and Maude Apatow attend the premiere of Blockers at the Paramount Theatre on March 10 Credit: Photo by Gary Miller
Kimo Sabe Mezcal holds a poker tournament hosted by Phil Hellmuth on Sunday, March 11, at the Driskill Credit: Photo by David Brendan Hall
Tye Sheridan and Ben Mendelsohn at the world premiere of Ready Player One at the Paramount Theatre on March 11 Credit: Photo by Gary Miller
Gugu Mbatha-Raw at the premiere of Fast Color at the Paramount Theatre on March 10 Credit: Photo by John Anderson
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