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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

ion of disbelief. The Hollywood Reporter's editorial director Janice Min and publisher Lori Burgess host a cocktail party at the Martinez beach for Jodie Foster in honor of her directing "The Beaver" with Mel Gibson. Keeping with the Nazi theme, Holocaust denier's son Mel Gibson got a standing ovation the n

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

zenegger aka "The The Hollywood Reporter's editorial director Janice Min and publisher Lori Burgess host a cocktail party at the Martinez beach for Jodie Foster in honor of her directing "The Beaver" with Mel Gibson. Keeping with the Nazi theme, Holocaust denier's son Mel Gibson got a standing ovation the n

uel L. Jackson. All were bedecked in Armani. Wanda McDaniel, the marketing guru for Armani, was the very first to dress actresses on the red carpet. Jodie Foster was her muse and that was 25 years ago. ay i Bette Midler , so Laura Dern, Bruce Dern and Andrea Beckett APRIL 2012 * AVENUE MAGAZINE | 57 HOU

of the other girls’ pale dresses and that her Oscar would pop against it, she went on stage to win. While I was at the Oscar broadcast, 160 VIPs at Graydon Carter’s annual Oscar viewing dinner were getting ready for the rush of a thousand more party guests. Five hundred limos were on the way. Those who watched th

to diversify the Academy. He told me that at LACMA he’d hired women, African American and Latino curators years before. Vanity Fair Editor-in-Chief Graydon Carter and Barneys hosted a private dinner for "La La Land" at the Chateau Marmont. Graydon always tries to entertain the winning film. Drinks around the po

n percenters donated and raised $320,000 for the American Civil Liberties Union and the International Rescue Committee. CEO Jeremy Zimmer and clients Jodie Foster and Michael J. Fox speak passionately. The surprise highlight is taped remarks from Iranian filmmaker Asghar Farhadi, nominated for "The Salesman".

to diversify the Academy. He told me that at LACMA he’d hired women, African American and Latino curators years before. Vanity Fair Editor-in-Chief Graydon Carter and Barneys hosted a private dinner for "La La Land" at the Chateau Marmont. Graydon always tries to entertain the winning film. Drinks around the po

n percenters donated and raised $320,000 for the American Civil Liberties Union and the International Rescue Committee. CEO Jeremy Zimmer and clients Jodie Foster and Michael J. Fox speak passionately. The surprise highlight is taped remarks from Iranian filmmaker Asghar Farhadi, nominated for "The Salesman".