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| Charles Nolan with Junior Council and ABT dancers. |
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| Last Wednesday, Charles Nolan hosted the American Ballet Theatre’s Junior Council. Everyone also came out toast the designer and preview his 2008 Spring collection at his New York flagship store on 30 Gansevoort Street. Among those attending: Peter Lyden, Ian Bone, and Kristin Koch, Karen LeFrak, Eric Masella, Brian Reeder and ABT dancers. |
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| Also on Wednesday night, God’s Love We Deliver held its 20th Anniversary Commemorative Gold Tile Celebration, honoring Harry Slatkin, President of Slatkin & Co. Tile recipients included: Jonathan Adler, Blaine Trump, Paul Wilmot, Joan Rivers, Henry van Ameringen, Lily Safra, Joy Behar, David Hockney, Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, Altria Group, Howard Stern, MAC Cosmetics, Polo, Nike, Mikimoto and others. Jonathan Adler designed the limited edition commemorative tiles, which perpetuate the dedication and support of the individual, corporate, and foundation community to the agency. The tiles, installed in the lobby of God’s Love We Deliver, serve as a model of how the strengths and resources of the private and public sectors have combined to support God’s Love We Deliver in its critical work. |
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| God’s Love We Deilver Committee Board |
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| The evening also brought out Kyle MacLachlan and his wife Desiree Gruber, God’s Love We Deliver President and CEO Karen Pearl, DIFFA’s David Sheppard, Michael Sennott, Jeff Diglio, Luigi Tadini, Allison Mazzola, Susan Lher, Luis Gonzalez, Edward Barnes, Jon Gilman, Fred Gonzalez and additional God’s Love We Deliver board members and long time supporters. Slatkin & Co. provided signature fragrant candles. God’s Love We Deliver’s misson is to improve the health and well-being of men, women and children living with HIV/AIDS, cancer and other serious illnesses by alleviating hunger and malnutrition. They prepare and deliver nutritious, high-quality meals to people who, because of their illness, are unable to provide or prepare meals for themselves. The organization also provides illness-specific nutrition education and counseling to clients, families, care providers and other service organizations. |
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| The Cinema Society and Nicole Miller co-hosted a screening of the film “Married Life,” the film by director Ira Sachs which stars Patricia Clarkson, Chris Cooper, Rachel McAdams and Pierce Brosnan. The film is a clever and poignant look at marriage and adultery and relationships in the 1940s, in the days when it was never spoken of except when it was about movie stars. The stars -- Clarkson, Cooper, McAdams and Sachs – also joined Cinema Society founder Andrew Saffir and Ms. Miller for the screening at the Tribeca Cinemas. There was a party which followed in the Penthouse of the Soho Grand Hotel. Among those attending were Morgan Freeman, Stanley Tucci, Helena Christensen, Lindsay Price (“Lipstick Jungle”), John Schneider, Judd Hirsch, Candace Bushnell and Charles Askegard, Beth Ostrosky, Milena Govich (“Law & Order,” “K-Ville”), Zuleikha Robinson (“New Amsterdam”), Neil Burger (director, “The Illusionist”), Ben Shenkman, Hana Soukupova, Kelly Killoren Bensimon, Irina Pantaeva, Sandra Nilsson, Alexandra Kerry, Daniel Benedict, Valesca Guerrand-Hermes, Olivia Palermo, Meredith Melling-Burke, Debbie Bancroft, Tiffany Dubin, Lucy Sykes and Euan Rellie, Sessa von Richthofen, Ghislaine Maxwell, Jamee and Peter Gregory, Jerry Della Femina and Judy Licht, Helen and Tim Schifter, and Sony Pictures Classics’ Tom Bernard and Michael Barker. |
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| James McBride and Lynn Wyatt hosted a launch party for Assouline’s new book “The Carlyle,” held in the Empire Suite of the posh Upper East Side hostelry. |
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Nick Foulkes, Anna Scott, Graydon Carter, Lynn Wyatt, and James McBride |
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| Long before the Upper East Side came into its own there was a Carlyle. In 1929 when Walter P. Chrysler was watching the finishing touches put on his building, and John Jacob Raskob broke ground for the Empire State Building, uptown on East 76th Street, amidst both farmhouses and townhouses, rose a haven for high society, artists, royalty and world leaders. |
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| Michael Bolla & The Accompanied Literary Society presented Forward: Readings by Arnon Grunberg and Victoria Redel. Guests joined Emmy Award-winning author and architect James Sanders for an introduction to Jewish New York past, and celebrated two authors looking forward with the launch of The Jewish Messiah and The Border of Truth. There was a live klezmer band, flowing cocktails, and dancing against the lights of Lower Manhattan all at the Forward Building Penthouse. |
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| Photographs by ©PatrickMcMullan.com. | Click here [5] for NYSD Contents |