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The Tabloid-Proof Spencer Sisters (opens the original)
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If you Google âeliza spencer scandal,â nothing comes up. In fact, Googleâs AI overview nips that nosiness right in the bud: âLady Eliza Spencer has not been involved in any high-profile legal or personal scandals,â the robot tells you. Instead, it suggests you might mean Eliza Courtney, the illegitimate daughter of Prime Minister Charles Grey and the socialite Georgiana Cavendish, born in 1792. Googling âamelia spencer scandalâ is at first more promising. When Amelia was 18, a man
Canât Repeat the Past? Of Course You Can! Carolina Herrera Resurrects Famous Upper East Side Restaurant Mortimerâs (opens the original)
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To the pretty young Gen Z things of New York, who live in downtown Manhattan, 1057 Lexington Avenue is Herreraâs, a glamorous pop-up bistro masterminded by Carolina Herreraâs creative director Wes Gordon to celebrate the 45th anniversary of the fashion house. To millennials, 1057 Lexington Avenue is Orsay, an Upper East Side French restaurant they dine at after a visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art or the Botero exhibit at Sothebyâs. But the elegant grande dames of New Yorkâthose aro
Social Slay! Paris Hilton, Ultimate Party Girl Debuts Y2K-Themed Invites With Paperless Post (opens the original)
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âIâve always been the queen of throwing parties,â says Paris Hilton, a week before sheâs set to throw a real banger at her and her husband Carter Reumâs house in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Beverly Park. The theme? Y2K. The reason? End of summer. Sheâll be DJâing, as will DJ BeatBreaker. The Blonds will be making her a custom crystallized teal dress with crystal butterflies and crystal thigh-high bootsââof course with the butterflies, because thatâs very Y2K,â she says.
Inside Vanity Fairâs Style Issue Party, Where a Noho Basement Was Transformed Into a Homage to Nightclub Bungalow 8 (opens the original)
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âYou can smoke in here!â A socialiteâa beautiful daughter of an American familyâsays elatedly to another socialite, a beautiful daughter of a European one. Iâm not naming names because this was at a nightclub, and what one does at a nightclub feels like it should stay at a nightclub, iPhones and social media be damned. But I will say this: on a Saturday night at Acme in NoHo, everyone let loose and there was nary a phone in sight. It was a scene out of the 2000s, when social media bare
Los Angeles’s Next Hot Restaurant? The Lucas Museum’s Skywalker Grill (opens the original)
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“We’ve opened the books and it’s been…overwhelming,” Diego Cardoso, the global vice president of culinary at London-based Rhubarb Hospitality, says. His title is a bit of a misnomer for us American readers: His biggest task at the moment is overseeing Skywalker Grill, the new restaurant at the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art. The restaurant imported Cardoso from across the Atlantic to help run food and beverage operations at the highly anticipated new museum. It’s a job for a person who can stand
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