I’ll talk to you about the Dan Harmon thing as soon as I get off this call. Joel McHale also pretended to raid sponsor Purity vodka of its mountain of mini-bottles at Monday's Critics Choice Television Awards at the Beverly Hilton.
"Adorkable" sandwiches were on the menu. Eric Stonestreet and Ty Burrell flank the "New Girl" who tied Amy Poehler for Best Actress in a Comedy Series.
“Make sure that award comes to me afterward,” Carson Daly said as his “The Voice” turned up as the surprise winner for ‘Best Reality Series– Competition.’ “Don’t you dare give that to Adam or Cee-Lo,” he added. Daly popped in to the celebratory area and said “Free vodka? We can go home now!”
Julie Bowen and Justin Long have a run-in.
Could it be "Modern Family" vs. "Girls" for Best Comedy Series at the Emmys? Steve Levitan and Judd Apatow on Monday night.
Someone just told "New Girl’s" Max Greenfield and Lemorne Morris that Emmy season continues for another 96 days, until September 23.
Giancarlo Esposito (Winner - Best Supporting Actor in a Drama) with "Breaking Bad" co-star Aaron Paul.
Maybe next year, Hayden. Her ABC musical "Nashville" debuts this fall.
Berry Gordy got some face time with President Clinton at Barbra Streisand's Malibu compound during the singer's fundraiser for Cedars-Sinai's Women's Heart Center.
David Foster backed up the host at the June 14 event.
Martin Short and Donna Karan during the twilight cocktails.
The scene inside Streisand's tent.
In addition to Haim Saban and Lisa Ling (whose sister Laura was "rescued" by Clinton from captivity in North Korea in 2009), other media personalities included Sumner Redstone, Ron Meyer and Josh Groban. (Photos by Alex Berliner/AB Images.)
Jeffrey Katzenberg, Brett Ratner, and Warren Beatty anchored a series of birthday parties celebrating the Beverly Hills Hotel's 100th birthday over the weekend. The celebrations benefitted the MPTF.
Bill Cosby (center) hosted a night of comedy and jazz to kick off the Beverly Hills Hotel's centennial. Doug Herzog, Carl Reiner, Katzenberg, and BHH Manager Edward Mady greet the comic.
Kristen Bell, Dax Shepard, Rob Riggle, and Tom Arnold prepared for the Reiner-Cosby comedy to come.
On Saturday, the Aqualillies performed in the pool at as Charlotte Ronson attended the afternoon soiree.
Mary J. Blige headlined the Saturday night finale.
Karina Smirnoff flirted with the replica birthday cake, while her "Dancing with the Stars" co-star Maria Menounos reportedly hosted Mel Gibson at her own birthday party. Presumably, Mel was not in the MPTF and Katzenberg's celebratory circle. (Photos by Michael Buckner and Stephanie Keenan/Wireimage)
Oliver Stone signed in to L.A. Confidential's summer issue party at the always prickly Palihouse. Stone and Taylor Kitsch toplined the event in advance of the opening of "Savages."
June is graduation season, not awards season. Shailene Woodley was on hand at the DGA as UCLA's Schol of Theater, Film, and Television awarded Alexander Payne at its annual Director's Showcase on Thursday night. Simultaneously, 'Descendants' Missing link Nick Krause was further east at PMC's Young Hollywood Awards.
'E.T.' is 30. To celebrate, a bike-mob rode in to a special screening downtown in conjunction with the LA Film Fest on Friday night. The uniform red hoodies came to support the upcoming Blu-Ray release. All of the bikes stayed grounded.
Inside the LA Film Festival, cinematographers Shane Hurlbut, Nancy Schreiber, and Richard Crudo huddled up at Canon's cinematographer's event on Saturday. The camera company will be awarding full camera packages for feature length films to winners of a Film Independent competition. (Photo by Rebecca Sapp/Wireimage.)
Bill Cosby celebrates a "100th" birthday, an ET bike flash mob invades the LA Film Festival, and Brett Ratner, Jeffrey Katzenberg, Shailene Woodley, Oliver Stone, Taylor Kitsch, Carl Reiner, and the suddenly ubiquitous Warren Beatty are all super-social this week.
