Epstein Secrets

umphantly sachet around the room holding their heavy eight-pound gold statues. An hour later there is a migration to the Vanity Fair party hosted by Graydon Carter at Jeff Klein’s Sunset Tower Hotel. The invitation features a gold hologram that trans- mits a radio frequency of a photo and details about the gues

4:30 a.m. at The Four Seasons Hotel for a live broadcast on “The Today Show.” Functioning on an adrenalin rush, they return to the Kodak Theater with Geoffrey Rush to appear on Oprah’s live broadcast. By the end of this year’s thrilling race between two great producers—Scott Rudin and Harvey Weinstein— Facebook

imer (no one richer) and Keith Richards (he could be cooler than Depp but not richer than Jerry) dutifully pose and smile. This is the off year for Graydon Carter's biennial Vanity Fair shindig so Sydney and Charles Finch fill the slot for their Finch's Quarterly Review filmmakers' dinner. Guests include Quarter

cast's reserved seats, watching their arrivals on the huge screen. Johnny Depp (no one cooler), Penelope Cruz (no one more beautiful), Ian McShane, Geoffrey Rush, Rob Marshall, Jerry Bruckheimer (no one richer) and Keith Richards (he could be cooler than Depp but not richer than Jerry) dutifully pose and smil

wner of NewstveekIThe Daily Beast Barry Diller and his wife Diane Von Furstenberg (with her kids Alex and Tatiana) host their 15th annual lunch for Graydon Carter in their Coldwater Canyon home. Barry introduces me to his star guest, Gov. Jerry Brown, just elected to his third (nonconsecutive) term as Califor

degrees of separation. At the Telluride Film Festival, Tom Hooper bathed in the glory of a hysterical standing ovation alongside Colin Firth and Geoffrey Rush at the very first public screening of that film. Two weeks later at The Toronto Film Festival, Harvey Weinstein stood with his filmmakers witnessi

l the land. IAC chairmen and owner of The Newsweek/Daily Beast Barry Diller and his designer wife Diane Von Furstenberg host their annual lunch for Graydon Carter in their Coldwater Canyon home. Barry introduces me to his star guest, Governor Jerry Brown, just elected to his third (nonconsecutive) term as Ca

Tom Hanks. Six years later at the Telluride Film Festival Tom Hooper is bathing in the glory of a hysterical standing ovation with Colin Firth and Geoffrey Rush at the very first screening of "The King's Speech." EFTA00586250 2 Surprisingly, this drama's subtle humor gets big laughs leading up to its emo

imer (no one richer) and Keith Richards (he could be cooler than Depp but not richer than Jerry) dutifully pose and smile. This is the off year for Graydon Carter's biennial Vanity Fair shindig so Sydney and Charles Finch fill the slot for their Finch's Quarterly Review filmmakers' dinner. Guests include Quarter

cast's reserved seats, watching their arrivals on the huge screen. Johnny Depp (no one cooler), Penelope Cruz (no one more beautiful), Ian McShane, Geoffrey Rush, Rob Marshall, Jerry Bruckheimer (no one richer) and Keith Richards (he could be cooler than Depp but not richer than Jerry) dutifully pose and smil

y Tom Hanks. Six years later at the Telluride Film Festival Tom Hooper is bathing in the glory of a hysterical standing ovation with Colin Firth and Geoffrey Rush at the very first screening of "The King's Speech.” Surprisingly, this drama's subtle humor gets big laughs leading up to its emotional ending. with

all the land. IAC chairmen and owner of The Newsweek/Daily Beast Barry Diller and his designer wife Diane Von Furstenberg host their annual lunch for Graydon Carter in their Coldwater Canyon home. Barry introduces me to his star guest, Governor Jerry Brown, just elected to his third Cnonconsecutive) term as Calif

all the land. IAC chairmen and owner of The Newsweek/Daily Beast Barry Diller and his designer wife Diane Von Furstenberg host their annual lunch for Graydon Carter in their Coldwater Canyon home. Barry introduces me to his star guest, Governor Jerry Brown, just elected to his third (nonconsecutive) term as Calif

Seasons Hotel for a live broadcast on The Today Show with Meredith Vieira. Functioning on an adrenalin rush, they are back at the Kodak Theater with Geoffrey Rush to appear on Oprah’s live broadcast. Leave it to Oprah to get the king’s last words. HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_012699

by Tom Hanks. Six years later at the Telluride Film Festival Tom Hooper is bathing in the glory of a hysterical standing ovation with colin Firth and Geoffrey Rush at the very first screening of "The King's Speech." Surprisingly, this drama's subtle humor gets big laughs leading up to its emotional ending. withi

tly sachet around the room holding their heavy eight pound gold statues. An hour later there is a migration to the famous Vanity Fair party hosted by Graydon Carter at the Sunset Tower Hotel owned by Jeff Klein. One celebrity after another poses in front of the green hedge standing in the middle of the circular V