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- Sep 29, 2026
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Charlize Theron pops up at champagne-soaked festival, and more stories from the column (opens the original)
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Charlize Theron brought plenty of star power to Malibu Food & Wine’s swanky bash at Saddlerock Ranch, held in support of her Charlize Theron Africa Outreach Project. The Oscar winner (above) looked knockout in a white pantsuit as guests sipped and bid on bottles with winemaker Baron Ziegler, who offered up reserve magnums and an absurdly luxe prize: He’d personally fund the winner’s airfare and fly in a private sommelier. Chef Marcel Vigneron offered to cook a private dinner to pair with the vin
Exclusive | Legendary editor Jane Pratt ducks out of party in tears amid bone-crunching injury crisis (opens the original)
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Legendary editor Jane Pratt was seen ducking out of an East Village photography exhibition in tears on Friday night — and Page Six hears her dramatic exit turns out to be the result of a brutal injury. The Sassy and Jane founder was at the opening of the “Being Good is Golden” show curated by artist David Belisle on 6th Street, when she suddenly seemed to become overwhelmed and headed for the exit. Onlookers saw her being comforted outside on the sidewalk by lifelong pal, R.E.M. singer Michael S
Exclusive | After Nancy Guthrie crisis and intruder scare, NBC finally gets fortress-like security (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Many NBC staffers are relieved that — after multiple terrifying security incidents — defenses have been reinforced at the “Today” show. As Page Six has previously reported, workers at the show were on edge after the horrifying kidnapping of its co-anchor Savannah Guthrie’s mom from her Arizona home in February. And then there was yet another scare in July when a crazed intruder breached security and got into the “Today” studios. But now we hear th
Cuomo says Instagram, socialism making young Jews lose touch with their history, and other stories from the column (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Andrew Cuomo gave some striking remarks about rising antisemitism over the weekend out East, worrying that young people don’t understand the Holocaust “because it isn’t on Instagram.” Speaking to more than 500 people at a Sader service at the Hampton Synagogue in West Hampton Beach on Saturday, the former governor decried weak leaders as attacks have sky-rocketed. “I’m most shocked at the lack of outrage over the situation,” he said, “the lack of
‘Not a dry eye’ as Dolly Parton honored, and more items from the column (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Catch up on items from Page Six for the week of Monday August 31. Designer Frederick Anderson — whose atelier is located in Elizabeth Taylor’s old townhouse on 56th Street — is turning the space into a gallery ahead of Fashion Week. This week, the Mack Art Foundation opened its first exhibition of a new revolving series at the Elizabeth, showing off art by Piper Bangs, Bobbi Essers, Megan Gabrielle Harris and others, alongside Anderson’s fashion a
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