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udience surprise. Thursday, February 23rd Larry Gagosian's annual Oscar-week art opening is always a hot t

o profit from their celebrity. They also want to protect their own sponsor, ABC-TV, with exclusivity and audience surprise. Thursday, February 23rd Larry Gagosian's annual Oscar-week art opening is always a hot ticket. Serious collectors blended in unnoticed among the mere lookers and pretty gallerists quietly po

frican 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 pool were followed by a seated dinner for fifty in a bungalow. Emma Stone brou

o profit from their celebrity. They also want to protect their own sponsor, ABC-TV, with exclusivity and audience surprise. Thursday, February 23rd Larry Gagosian's annual Oscar-week art opening is always a hot ticket. Serious collectors blended in unnoticed among the mere lookers and pretty gallerists quietly po

udience surprise. Thursday, February 23rd Larry Gagosian's annual Oscar-week art opening is always a hot t

frican 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 pool were followed by a seated dinner for fifty in a bungalow. Emma Stone brou

oud of his good friend Brad Pitt, who produced 12 Years a Slave, Gravity's biggest competition. Dies © Ley) Action central was now in the lobby of Chateau Marmont where Vanity Fair, Graydon Carter, and Benedikt Taschen _——,— ~ 7 d =n Lupita Nyong‘o honored world-class photographer Annie Leibovitz for the l

, was honored with a Trailblazer Award. President Bill Clinton, in town for the first United4Humanity gala at Sony Studios that night, had lunch at Larry Gagosian’s Leonardi Dicaprio magnificent modern home in Holmby Hills.It was designed by architect A. Quincy Jones, the mentor of Frank Gehry—not to be confuse

ters, and Robbie Robertson chowed down. Power collectors Eli and Edythe Broad and Bill and Maria Bell split chopsticks. After dinner, we migrated to Gagosian’s home. It was raining, it was windy, and it was cold. Teetotaler Robbie Robertson slipped on wet stone outside the house. He was taken to the hospit