| Issue #43, February 2, 2007 |
South O’ the Highway (and the North too)
Cliff Robertson, Jamie Patterson,
Geraldine Fitzgerald, Nancy Coyne, Savion Glover, Moira Kelly, Ann
Reinking, Bob McGrath, Sarah Jessica Parker, Phylicia Rashad, Lourdes
Benedicto, Stanley Wayne Mathis, Mike Sheehan, Jennifer McSweeney,
Kevin Kline, Alan Cumming, Judith Regan, Jim Dale, Idina Menzel
and Adriana Trigiani have been invited to attend the 25th Hatter’s
Ball on February 23 at the Convent of the Sacred Heart in New York
City to benefit the Creative Arts Summer Program and to welcome
this year’s honoree to their ranks.
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Southamptonite Minnie Mortimer,
sister-in-law of Southampton socialite Tinsley Mortimer, has announced
her engagement to Hollywood producer, director, screenwriter and
actor Stephen Gaghan. The two have been hosting and attending parties
from Palm Beach to New York City to celebrate.
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Hamptonite Alec Baldwin brought
home the Screen Actor’s Guild award for “Outstanding
Performance By a Male Actor in a Comedy Series” last week
for his role as Jack Donaghy on NBC’s “30 Rock.’’
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Bruce Littlefield, who shopped
Hamptons garage sales all summer long, will have a HarperCollins
book, Garage Sale America, coming out around Memorial Day.
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Hamptons lawyer Chris Seeger
has made public his support of his friend, ex-Senator John Edwards,
in his race to be the next Democratic presidential candidate. He
did the same for Andrew Cuomo, now the New York Attorney General.
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Southamptonite Paris Hilton
and Long Island’s own Lindsay Lohan decided not to make an
appearance at music producer Scott Storch’s birthday party
at Mansion in Miami last week, despite the fact that both starlets
used Storch’s talents on their albums and that the producer
supposedly showered Lindsay with over $1 million in diamonds on
New Year’s Eve.
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Southampton’s Ferregut
Tower Gallery is pleased to display 87 pen and ink drawings created
by Dan Rattiner over the past 40 years in the upcoming show, Ode
to the East End. The show will open on February 8 and run until
March 20. An opening artist reception is planned for the Sunday
of President’s Day Weekend, February 18 from 5-7 p.m. Call
(631) 287-0798 or visit www.ferreguttowergallery.com for more information.
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Lighthouse International’s
Music of Winternight black tie gala will be held at The New York
Marriott Marquis on Wednesday, March 7, 2007, beginning with a cocktail
reception at 6:30 p.m. The evening will benefit the children of
the 96-year-old Lighthouse Music School. The honorees include Kitty
Carlisle Hart, Carol Channing, Clive Davis, Stephen Marriott and
Susan Desmond-Hellmann. Chuck Scarborough of WNBC TV will be Master
of Ceremonies. The Gala Chair is Barbara Saltzman and President
Jimmy and Roslyn Carter are Honorary Patrons. Other Chairs and Committee
Members include William J. Moran, Tom Wlodkowski, Michael Gould,
Thomas S. T. Gimbel, Ella Krasner, Marty Richards, Cece Cord, Muffie
Potter Aston, Arlene Dahl, Marc Rosen, Jonathan Farkas, Chris Meigher,
Sharon Bush, Janna Bullock, Jamee Gregory, Mai Hallingby Harrison,
Beth DeWoody, Debbie Bancroft, Frances Hayward, James L. Nederlander,
Reagan Stone, Elaine Sargent, Andrea Stark, Michelle Marie and Adria
de Haume. For tickets or more information please contact Elisa Gunzl
at (212) 254-6677 or egunzl@inezevents.com.
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After 43 years of processing
and printing East Hampton’s film, Reed’s Photoshop will
be moving to a new location in Amagansett Square with a new name,
Reed’s Photo, and a new owner, Denis Car, who worked for the
previous owner of the shop, Jonathan Reed, for the past fifteen
years.
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Happy birthday to Bridgehamptonite
Christie Brinkley, who was born on Groundhog Day in 1954. Other
Groundhog Day birthdays include writer James Joyce, actor Gene Kelly
and Columbian songstress Shakira.
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Congratulations to local sculptor
David Slater who was recently awarded a Pollock-Krasner Foundation
Artists’ Grant.
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Hamptons environmentalist Eva
Growney has received an AIA grant for the restoration of the Black
Duck Lodge in Flanders.
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Hamptonites Cindy Adams, Pamela
Fiori, Meredith Viera, Joan Didion, Susan Lyne, Lisa Caputo, Ariania
Huffington and Thelma Golden are all being honored by Women in Communications
for their extraordinary achievements in publishing, broadcast and
news journalism this year. Past honorees have included Hamptonites
Barbara Walters and Katie Couric.
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Romance novel cover model and
Southamptonite Cindy Guyer will be helping out at the Evening of
Enchantment at New York City’s Puck Building to benefit St.
Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital along with her husband,
Andrew Catapano and Mistress of Ceremonies, Rita Cosby, and fellow
partiers Ann Curry and Jennifer Bawden.
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Jacob the Jeweler, favorite
jeweler of Hamptonites Jay-Z, Sean Combs and soccer star David Beckham,
is in hot water with the government over the finances of his formerly
cash-only jewelry business.
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