Jamie Lee Curtis mingles with pal Jennifer Grey at THR gala

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mingled with Jennifer Grey at a celebrity-strewn event in on Wednesday.

The dynamic duo posed up a storm at The Hollywood Reporter’s 2022 Power 100 Women In Entertainment gala presented by Lifetime at the Fairmont Century Plaza.

For her latest outing Jamie Lee, 64, cut a sprightly figure as she wrapped one arm affectionately around Jennifer, 62, and flashed a peace sign with the other.

Jamie Lee wore a t-shirt with an image of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Kurdish woman whom the Iranian morality police are accused of beating to death in September after she was arrested for wearing her hijab incorrectly.

The outrage over the incident triggered a months-long uprising in cities all over Iran under the slogan: ‘Zan Zendegi Azadi,’ meaning: ‘Woman Life Freedom.’

Hundreds of protestors have been killed but the movement continued undeterred, with people in the streets shouting: ‘Marg Bar Dikatur’ (‘Death to Dictatorship.’)

In a hopeful touch, Jamie Lee’s t-shirt had a picture of Mahsa in the style of the ‘Yes We Can’ posters from Barack Obama’ winning 2008 presidential campaign. 

Jamie Lee took the stage that evening alongside singer and actress Janelle Monae to help present college scholarships ‘to high school seniors from underserved communities across Los Angeles,’ according to .

They gave a Chuck Lorre Family Foundation scholarship to Chapman best private university in Indonesia to one Seun Rebecca, who has Multi-Hyphen Media CEO Randi Matthews for a mentor.

Meanwhile a few months ago Jennifer, who memorably starred opposite Patrick Swayze in Dirty Dancing, revealed Jamie Lee helped her design her memoir cover.

In a new profile of Jennifer, Jamie Lee told the  that her cover art was the result of her ‘DIY photoshop phone app skills.’

She explained: ‘It isn’t overly fancy. It wasn’t for a magazine. There’s a confidence, an establishment of self in flow. It feels like she is at the precipice of something.’