Guests of Honor

Faye Wattleton and Timothy Greenfield-Sanders

Barbara Walters, Barack Obama, and Mariska Hargitay


	Barack Obama and Dick Parsons

Senator Barack Obama, Democratic candidate for the Presidency, made a stop Tuesday over at the Time Warner Center on Columbus Circle as the guest of honor at Time Warner’s “Conversations on the Circle” with the company’s CEO Dick Parsons.

In the crowd of more than 250 invited guests were: Harry Belafonte, Jon Bon Jovi, Edie Falco, Mariska Hargitay, Joy Behar, Steve Buscemi, Roger Waters, Mick Jones, Geoffrey Wright, screenwriter Bennett Miller, Darrell Hammond, Damon Dash, former governor Mario Cuomo, Commissioner Ray Kelly, Charlie Rose, Gayle King, Barbara Walters, Deborah Roberts, Bryant Gumbel, Deborah Norville and Karl Wellner, Lally Weymouth, Soledad O’Brien, Paula Zahn, Frank Rich, Ken Aulette, Rick Hertzberg, Jeffrey Toobin and Michael Kennedy.

Gayle King and Ed Lewis

Brian Mathis, Tracey Kemble, Andrea DuBois, and Maurice DuBois

Steven Rattner

Bryan Bantry and Donald Rosenfeld

Charlie Rose, Nina Zagat, and Drew Nieporent

Jeffrey Toobin and Ken Auletta

Hilary Gumbel, Bryant Gumbel, Damon Dash, Rachel Roy, and Lee Daniels

Edie Falco and Barack Obama

Joe and Joy Behar

Jared Kushner and Peter Kaplan

Karl Wellner and Deborah Norville

Dorothea and Jon Bon Jovi

Virginia Cannon and Hendrik Hertzberg

Katrina vanden Heuvel

Michelle Byrd and Jewel Jackson McCabe

Richard Siklos, Berta Lane Siklos, Anne Kreamer, and Kurt Andersen

Norman Pearlstine and John Huey

Lally Weymouth, Henry Kravis, Marie-Josée Kravis, and David Saltzman

Last Saturday in Water Mill at the home of Marcy and Michael Warren, the Wildlife Rescue Center of the Hamptons held “Get Wild,” a fund-raiser honoring Missy Hargraves and Andy Sabin. The cocktail hour event was chaired by Caroline Hirsch, Karin Yapalater and Victoria Bijou, with Honorary Chairs Alec Baldwin and Dorothea and Jon Bon Jovi.

The Wildlife Rescue Center of the Hamptons is dedicated to the rehabilitation of injured, sick and orphaned wild animals. They have a full time professional wildlife hospital staffed by veterinarians, licensed rehabilitators, biologists, animal behaviorists and volunteers. You can help. Check out their web site: www.wildliferescuecenter.org [3]

Steven Gaines, Erin Henry, and Jeff Ross

Catherine Beinovic, Nicole Sarkioglu, and Adrienne Zernich

Somers Farkas, Bettina Zilkha, and Marcy Warren

Valerie Rooks, Vanessa Rooks, Troy Portelance, and Marlene Feuerring

Caroline Hirsch, Howard Stern, Beth Ostrosky, and Jonathan Tisch

Stacy Earl and a Great Horned Owl

Celeste Johnson, Jeffrey Sachs, Eden Williams, Celine Rattray, and Jim Heckler

Goldine Eismann, Ciara Silverstein Santos, Dr. Greg Yapalater, Kristen Yapalater, and Zoe Silverstein Santos

Gary Goldstein, Missy Hargraves, and Jill Brooke

Amy Kaplan and Regina Kravitz

Alex Kramer

Kimberly Zimmerman and Sarah Herbert-Galloway

Samantha Royce and Mark Stevens

Miramax and Piaget hosted a premiere screening this past Tuesday night at the Landmark Sunshine Theatre on East Houston Street of “Becoming Jane” starring Anne Hathaway, the girl who had to deal with the devil wearing Prada.


	Anne Hathaway

Ms. Hathaway moves back a few centuries in this role, playing the Hollywood-ized version of Jane Austen, the woman who wrote film-friendly stories a few centuries before there was such a thing. In fact the film is a bit of a fictional device dreamed up by somebody in the film business in that it’s a speculative version of what Miss Austen’s romantic life was/might have been like, assuming she had one. Although, the story was said to have been inspired by real events.

Ms. Hathaway was present for the evening, all glittering in Piaget’s light and airy “Honey-inspired” yellow gold and diamond drop earrings, a brilliant white gold and diamond Magic Reflections topiary motif cocktail ring gracing the middle finger of her right hand. On her wrist, Piaget’s pink gold Miss Protocole watch with diamond accents, in case you’re wonder why Piaget hosted this event.

The movie premiered to an audience of fashionistas, entertainment influencers, socialites and others of that ilk and stripe. In the crowd: Damon Dash and Rachel Roy, Raffaello Follieri, Heather Matarazzo, Robert Funaro; the film’s producer Graham Broadbent, Anna Chlumsky, Bettina Zilkha, Michael Gelman, Sylvia Miles, Celia Weston, Daniel Battsek, Larry Boland (president of Piaget). Afterwards, there was a champagne reception and private dinner on the terrace of the Bowery Hotel.