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A minor logistical issue. Once attained, the slices of pizza were tasty, A Margherita starts at $13, with upgrade options including whole wheat or gluten free crust, various oils, olives, and Italian cured meats.

Legion M LoungeRed Banjo Pizza Parlour, 322 Main St., Jan. 18-21 for various events listed below Open to all Sundance film festival guests but due to capacity restrictions, those interested are encouraged to register at www.LegionM.com/Sundance. Mandy reception from 8-11 p.m. by invitation only; Legion M/Movie Pilot Live celebrity and filmmaker interviews on Jan. 19 hosted by Russ Fischer (12-6 p.m.) and Leonard Maltin (from 4 p.m.); Cocoa, Churros & Chatting with Leonard Maltin on Jan. 19 from 7-10 p.m. (registered guests; Legion M/MoviePilot Live celebrity and filmmaker interviews on Jan. 20 hosted by Fischer and Maltin; Seance at Sundance on Jan. 20 from 9-11 p.m.; Legion M/MoviePilot Live celebrity and filmmaker interviews on Jan. 21 hosted by Fischer and Maltin; Film Threat Filmmaker Panel and "Film Threat Sucks" after party on Jan. 21 8- 10 p.m.

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America’s Musical JourneySilver Lake Lodge, 7600 Royal St., 7 p.m. Advance screening of the MacGillivray Freeman film produced in association with Brand USA and presented by Expedia. Aloe Blacc, a star of the film, will perform, as will ‘Jingle’ Jared Gutstadt and Jason ‘Poo Bear’ Boyd. The film follows Blacc as he traces the roots of America’s music and follows Louis Armstrong’s footsteps through New Orleans, Chicago, New York City, Nashville, Memphis, Miami and more.

UCI’s Storytelling Unbound Cocktail Party The Downstairs Club, 625 Main St., 6-8 p.m. Head to the Macro Lodge, sponsored by Shea Moisture, for Univision Communication, Inc.’s discussion surrounding the industry’s efforts to make the industry — onscreen and behind the scenes — more diverse and inclusive. The following day, the lounge will feature a fireside chat with Charles D. King and Richelieu Dennis (1:30-2:30 p.m.) and a late-night party (starting at 11:30 p.m.) with music by DJ D-Nice.

I Think We’re Alone NowChase Sapphire on Main, 573 Main St., 6-9 p.m. Automatik, Exhibit and Global Road with Chase are hosting the afterparty for the world premiere of Reed Morano’s film. Expected to attend are Morano, screenwriter Mike Makowsky, Peter Dinklage and Elle Fanning. Kristen Kish is handling the menu.

KTS deputy managing director Stephen Lau and KTS light machinery department general manager Augustine Ling were among those present.

George Tumwine, a town-round driver thinks that unlike tall drivers, whose seatbelts usually run across the chest or stomach and the shoulder, it is possible and highly likely that the seatbelt will tend, if not actually cross your neck if you are a short driver, the more reason you could end up never using it at all. “You may have to consider visiting your mechanic or a spare parts dealership to have your seatbelt adjusted to your height as one of the solutions. The advantage by adjusting your seatbelt is that it could save your life in the unfortunate event that you are involved in an accident or get arrested or served with a penalty receipt,” Tumwine advises.

It was as if the American people had decided to put down their guns and perform a Morris Dance all over their neighborhoods.

“What started with an order of 200 chainsaws has grown to a business with more than 30,000 power tools sold last year,” he said.

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Raise Your Glass with CanonCanon Creative Studio, 592 Main Street, 6-9 p.m. Raise Your Glass is Canon’s annual toast to the cinematographers of the 2018 Sundance Film Festival.  American Cinematographer magazine joins in on the fun as this year’s co-host. Invite only, all guests must be 21+ and entry is subject to capacity.