Paris Jackson and Chet Hanks led a stylish charge on Sunday night as stars gathered for the seventh annual Jam For Janie Grammy Awards viewing party at the Hollywood Palladium. The charity event, known for blending rock heritage with modern celebrity culture, delivered a polished mix of fashion, legacy, and pop culture relevance, with Jackson and Hanks emerging as the most talked-about arrivals.
The evening celebrated music, philanthropy, and Hollywood lineage, drawing a multigenerational guest list that reflected the evolving face of the entertainment industry. From iconic rock legends to second-generation stars carving out their own lanes, the red carpet told a story of continuity and reinvention.
© Getty Images for Janie's FundParis Jackson Stuns in Red Carpet Fashion Moment
Paris Jackson arrived as one of the night’s most striking figures. The 27-year-old singer and model, widely recognized as the only daughter of Michael Jackson, showcased confident glamour in a red off-the-shoulder ruched gown that highlighted her toned silhouette. Paired with delicate strappy sandals, the look balanced elegance with a modern edge that felt entirely her own.
Jackson, known for her alternative rock influences and bold personal style, appeared poised and relaxed as she walked the red carpet. Her appearance reinforced her steady evolution from celebrity child to independent artist, fashion muse, and public figure. With her music career continuing to mature, her presence at high-profile industry events signals growing influence beyond her famous surname.
© Getty Images for Janie's FundChet Hanks Brings Edgy Energy to Hollywood Palladium
Chet Hanks offered a contrasting but equally confident red carpet look. The 35-year-old actor, son of Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson, leaned into edgy minimalism. He wore black sunglasses with a beige short-sleeve top, black trousers, and patent leather loafers, projecting relaxed confidence with a fashion-forward twist.
© Getty Images for Clarins USAHanks has increasingly found his footing in television and film, stepping out from the shadow of his parents with roles that highlight his willingness to play complex, sometimes controversial characters. His appearance at the event aligned with a broader rebranding that emphasizes individuality, creative risk, and career momentum.
Running Point Season Two Adds Career Momentum
Beyond fashion and family lineage, the event also served as a soft spotlight on upcoming projects. Chet Hanks is set to return as Travis Bugg, the troubled Waves point guard, in the second season of the Netflix basketball comedy “Running Point.” The series stars Kate Hudson, Brenda Song, and Justin Theroux, and has gained attention for its mix of humor, sports culture, and character-driven storytelling.
© Getty ImagesHanks’ role has been noted for its unpredictability, giving him space to explore darker comedic territory while expanding his acting range. His continued involvement in the series suggests growing confidence from both audiences and producers.
