Next Generation has arrived

UNICEF's Next Generation Steering Committee.

Last Thursday night at The Gates on Eighth Avenue and 24th Street, UNICEF launched its “Next Generation” raising money for Project Sprinkles: Combating Malnutrition in Guatemala. Hostess for the evening was Jenna Bush Hager. Among the guests: Maggie Betts, Jessie Betts, Lauren Bush, Jillian Gumbel, Gillian Hearst Simonds, David Lauren, Danielle Abraham, Mia Baxter, Gretchen Bylow, Mega Ferguson, Randolph Frazier 2nd, Anika Kreider, Brian Lee, Caroline Johnson Pollisi, Meredith ERoss, Jason Rotter, Anna Schwab, Krystal Shanahan, Ashly Irvin Weaver, Brooke Worthington, and many more just like ‘em.

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It was a great evening for a good cause. UNICEF has saved more children’s lives than any other humanitarian organization in the world. Working in over 150 countries, UNICEF provides children with health care, clean water, nutrition, education, emergency relief and more.

For more information visit www.unicefusa.org [1].

Caryl Stern and Robert Thompson

Lauren Testa and Kristie Jones

Anika Kreider and Henry Tibensky

Lydia Hearst

Megan Ferguson and Jenna Bush Hager

Marcus Samuelson

Casey Rotter, Jenna Bush Hager, Arielle Diskin, and Danielle Abraham

Alexandra Romero, Lianna Wolffson, and Samantha Carlin

Caroline Johnston Polisi and Jillian Gumbel

Eloise and Michael D'Agostino

William Robins and Jillian Gumbel

Randi Melton, NT Etuk, and Leah Jacobson

Amanda Whittemore, Ryan Myers, Robert Thompson, and Susan Naci

Maggie Betts and Stephanie La Cava

Anne Balla and Simem Staalnacke

Laura Higley and Ariele Noble

Sara Kang and Anamari Eskildsen

Alexandra Reeve Givens and Christopher Polisi

Gillian Hearst Simonds

Courtney Parkinson and Stuart Brown

Hadley Lord and Kirstin Jordan

Kennedy Carruthers, Jenna Nash, Lib Curlee, and Liz Pratt

Natalie Pregibon, Manish Vora

Indre Rockefeller, Clementine Crawford

Jenna Bush Hager and Henry Hager

Lindsay Zuckerman, Danielle Abraham, Jennifer Legum, and Courtney Popkin

Janina Kreider and Emily Tremaine

Casey Rotter and Leslie Goldman

Gretchen and Lance Bylow

Nicholas Brown and Etta Meyer

Anna Schwab, Mark McAfee, and Kennedy Carruthers

Kristin Lewko, Kate Kohlbrenner, and Jaclyn Tyndorf

Emily Rowland and Courtney Parkinson

Lauren Bush and David Lauren

Kathryn Tisch and Kristina Fell

Kate Kohlbrenner, Jaclyn Tyndorf, and Kristen Lewko

Sharon Ferguson, Hudson Morgan, and Howell Ferguson

Photographs by ©PatrickMcMullan.com [2]

The 2009 Hamptons Designer Showhouse, presented by Traditional Home to benefit Southampton Hospital opened this past Sunday at 179 David’s Lane in Water Mill. It will be open Monday through Sunday from 11 am to 5 pm until September 6th. This is a very popular Hamptons event and it draws contributors from the upper echelon of New York interior design circles.

Click here [3] for the list.

The Showhouse at 179 David’s Lane in Water Mill.

The designers

Admission to the Showhouse is $30 and includes a journal. No strollers, infants, children under 6 or pets are admitted. The participating designers always deliver a lot to look at, to consider and to be intrigued by.

The House was built by Farrell Building Company.

Anastasia Govalas and George Gavalas

Judy Hadlock

Brian Brady and Franco Biscardi

Edward Robinson and B Smith

Carole Egan and Wayne Nathan

Kirsten Shiells, Trina Turk, and Courtney Schreiber

Courtney Schreiber and Kirsten Shiells

Rainey Lancaster and Constance Buford

Tia Walker and Peggie Walker

George Oliphant, Libby Langdon, Beth Hertzin, and friends

Ellen Hamillton

Nicholas A. Specht

Bonnie Maharam and Ann Maine

Jayne and Joan Michaels

Kate Singer

Lindsay Cieri, Christopher Myers, and Sheryl Cieri

Janna Bullock

John and Julia Bermingham

Christopher Deveau and Michael Cesario

Cameron Cook, David Thiergartner, Savine Rothman, and Benjamin Bradley

Jackie Crowley and Kyle Messinger

Jamee Gregory, Ann Pyne, and Betty Sherrill

Andrew Petronio and Ken Alpert

Mr. Brockett, Luca Brockett, Janna Bullock, and Paul Judelson

Cameron Brooks, Lindsay Gardner, and Daniel Faermark

Robert Zimmerman

Jerold Puschell, Liz Nightingale, Marshall Watson, and Luise Puschell

Judith Giuliani and Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani

Marjorie Sabiloff and Cathy Yohay

Muriel Brodsky and Bert Brodsky

Al Spok and Susan Caldwell

Rick Livingson, Vincent Jacquard, Angelina Freedman, and Ryan Freedman

Barbara and Roy Ostrom

Jeff Lincoln

Debi Brandt and Stephen Elrod

John Green and Jeff Sacks

Chris Wyllie

Nathan Thomas and Nicole B. Brewer

David Corigliano and Ttaelisabetta Corigliano

Hercle Moghabas

Sarah Fiszel, David Fiszel, and Anne Borsch Grifo

Lauren Klaris and Dan Weiss

Stephan Elrod, Barbara Dixon, and Tony Manning

Steve Hessler and Staphanie Hessler

Mara Miller, Jesse Carrier, Kristen McGinnis, and Marshall Watson

Coleen Farren and Luke Farren

Christopher Cyphers and Holly Cyphers

Brad Ford

Candice Stark, Steven Stark

Brendan Kwinter-Schwartz

Ms. Sargent and Sheryl Rubinstein

Nicole B. Brewe and Lauren McCaffery

Anna Wintour

Danielle Franz

Julia Blanchard

Jason Ade and Julie Ader

Ann Pyne and Betty Sherrill

Cricket Burns and Richard Burns

Elizabeth Bailey and Chloe Lieske

Michael Grant and Michele Datre

Miguel Elias

Lucille Khornak and Michael Williams

Wilber Ross and Hilary Ross

Cynthia Frank and Donald Frank

Kay Gilman and Herb Schmertz

Kristen Farrell and Joe Farrell

Quintessential and stellar New York now was the screening of Woody Allen’s latest, Whatever Works, hosted by the Cinema Society along with The New Yorker and Moët & Chandon. The film showing was followed by a dinner under the stars (with the stars) at that New York institution, The River Café. Everybody, it seems, had dropped everything to see Woody and his new picture.

Michael Barker, Woody Allen, Patricia Clarkson, Larry David, and Tom Bernard

Cinema Society founder Andrew Saffir rolled out the red carpet for Allen and his cast Larry David, Patricia Clarkson, and Evan Rachel Wood, and following the screening, water taxis transported the glittery group of celebrities over to the River Café in Brooklyn. Raving over Allen’s latest opus were Patrick Wilson, Stanley Tucci, Gerard Butler, Brooke Shields, Martha Stewart, First Lady Michelle Paterson, Barbara Walters, Lake Bell, Julianna Margulies, Amy Ryan, Swoosie Kurtz, Joy Behar, Ana Ortiz (“Ugly Betty”), Seth Meyers (“Saturday Night Live”), Stephen Moyer (“True Blood”), Helena Christensen, Lindsay Price (“Lipstick Jungle”), Josh Radnor (“How I Met Your Mother”), Dana Delany, Andrew McCarthy, Agyness Deyn, Lonny Ross (“30 Rock”), Lisa Lampanelli, Caroline Rhea, Dick Cavett, James Lipton, Bob Balaban, Ben Shenkman, Gilles Bensimon, Patrick & Mia Demarchelier, Arianna Huffington, Jay McInerney, Candace Bushnell, Zach Galligan, Amy Sacco, Doutzen Kroes, Rosanna Scotto (“Good Day New York”), Irina Pantaeva, Olivia Palermo (“The City”), Johannes Huebl, Rocco Dispirito, Daniel Benedict, Elise Crombez, Dan Abrams, Dave Zinczenko, Fern Mallis, Blaine Trump, David Lauren, Lauren Bush, Debbie Bancroft, Jennifer Creel, Jessica Joffe, Eleanor Ylvisaker, Bettina Zilkha, Buzzy O’Keefe, Whitley Bouma-Herbert, producers Letty Aronson, Stephen Tenenbaum & Helen Robin, Sony Pictures Classics’ Co-Presidents Michael Barker and Tom Bernard, and The New Yorker Editor-in-Chief David Remnick and Publisher Lisa Hughes.