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Writer Jonathan Ames and John Hodgman (still sporting his Movember mustache) toasted the end of HBO’s Bored to Death in Brooklyn the other night.
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Anderson Cooper hosted a holiday party for his staff recently at his home in a former firehouse in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village neighborhood. Here are some of the photobooth photos. According to a guest:
Such a good time - it was at his firehouse apartment, which was incredible. First editions library, Vanderbilt paintings, giant, stuffed (antique) Russian Bears… and great food, drinks and people :)
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Where and when in New York City’s history did this exist?
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Real Simple magazine has a pop-up store over in Bryant Park in Manhattan’s Midtown neighborhood overlooking the ice skating rink.
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New York Public Library - Stephan A. Schwarzman Building/Celeste Bartos Forum, New York City after dark.
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On this gray morning, a number of tourists are taking photos outside of my office of the Empire State Building covered in fog.
PRNewser party, Bubble Lounge, NYC
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From right to left: Eric Anderson, Wes Anderson, Gwyenth Paltrow, Angelica Huston, Bill Murray, Noah Baumbach, and (if anyone knows let me know!) after the New York Film Festival screening of The Royal Tenenbaums.
[Ed: Have yet to see this movie even though I lived a few doors down from the house used for exterior shots in Hamilton Heights, New York.]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lt27jvSvMd1qznmqxo1_400.jpg)
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From right to left: Eric Anderson, Wes Anderson, Gwyenth Paltrow, Angelica Huston, Bill Murray, Noah Baumbach, and (if anyone knows let me know!) after the New York Film Festival screening of The Royal Tenenbaums.
[Ed: Have yet to see this movie even though I lived a few doors down from the house used for exterior shots in Hamilton Heights, New York.]
