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Alexandra Fekkai 32. 33. 34. Louis Freeh 35. Eric Gany 36. Meg Garvin 37. 38. 39. Al Gore 40.

Hawking 46. 47. Brittany Henderson 48. Brett Jaffe 49. Michael Jackson 50. Carol Roberts Kess 51. Dr. Karen Kutikoff 52. Peter Listerman 53. George Lucas 54. Tony Lyons 55. Bob Meister 56. Jamie A. Melanson 57. Lynn Miller 58. Marvin Minsky 59. REDACTED 60. 61. Joe Pagano 62. Mary Paluga 63. J.

en and journalist daughter Chloe Malle, Google's Eric Schmidt, Oliver Stone escorting his daughter Tar

eded. The ballots are counted, the party invites arc out and still the feelings are raw. Nominees arc exhausted from campaigning. Woody Allen and George Lucas tell me they arc no longer members of the Academy because pitting artists against each other to determine the quality of their work is insane. Th

59 EFTA02506955 • John Cleese, Ter=y Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, and Michael Palin will celebra

ork! and so much more... <=i>119 directors from 31 countries will present their feature works m=king up the Festival's world-class film prog=am • George Lucas =/span>will discuss his career with Stephen Colbe=t • Mary J. Blige — The Lo=don Sessions will premiere at the Beacon T=eater followed by a live pe

gen and journalist daughter Chloe Malle, Google's Eric Schmidt, Oliver Stone avoiding questions about C

pset at the Kodak Theater." Shear panic radiates from my every pore as he says, "I am joking." It's like color war at summer camp. Woody Allen and George Lucas tell me they are no longer members of the Academy because pitting artists against each other to determine the quality of their work is insane. They

n Lebowitz, Vito Schnabel, Denise Hale, Lisa and Eric Eisner and VF's Punch Hutton, who is Tim Hutton's

r event which also auctioned off two tickets to Vanity Fair's party for $230 thousand dollars. Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes were thrilled to talk to George Lucas. Gwyneth snuggled with Coldplay's Chris Martin and Jennifer Lopez brought boy-toy Casper Smart. Every major actor previously mentioned was standing