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Last night, Workhouse Publicity presented the invitation only Manifesto design showcase. More»

Yesterday we mentioned the airport was the celebrity spot du jour, but where were they headed? Find out where Ms. Tisdale turned up,  and what Speidi, Shia LeBoeuf, Dustin Hoffman, and a certain icy editor are up to. More»

• Happy birthday, Madame Vogue! Anna Wintour turns 60. [BryanBoy]

• Naked time at Mars Bar. [EVGrieve]

• Jared Kushner shows he can play hardball. [Intel]

• Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin to host the Oscars. [EOnline]

• Chatting with Mad Men’s Ken Cosgrove, Joan and Trudy Campbell. [ONTD]

• Kate Hudson’s weight loss secret? Cut the booze. Oh come on, that’s no fun. [People]

[Andrew Bevan is Bee Shaffer's #1 Dalmation] Last Friday, we broke the news that Anna Wintour’s daughter, the beautifully fashionable Bee Shaffer would be taking a “regular” plebian job as assistant to College Humor’s Ricky Van Veen. This Saturday, it seems like the socialite has continued on with her quest to become a normal young New Yorker by slumming it up in the basement of the Bowery Electric at Andrew Bevan’s (our top 10 hottest bachelor of NYC) Halloween Party.

Her costume? Perfection. More»

Bee Shaffer may be the daughter of Anna Wintour, ruler of the world, but that doesn’t mean she’s not afraid to roll up her sleeves like the rest of us. We hear that the young socialite will begin working her cute little buns off as a lowly assistant. Graydon Carter need a new PYT to accompany him around Monkey Bar? Maybe Martin Scorsese wanted help with a new film? Nah. Bee’s lucky new boss may surprise you….

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Oooh, those are some fighting words. Which NYC Chef does NOT want a certain fashion icon dining at his restaurant? Click below for answer… More»

One of the best parts of watching Mad Men (besides the expertly crafted plot and character development) is the perfectly recreated world of 1960s New York. Who doesn’t wish they could simply step into their tvs for a moment and experience the romance of sipping a cocktail in an elegant 60s bar? We’ve put together a list of Mad Men inspired locales, consisting of places that have been here since the 1960s as well as their modern counterparts. Here’s everything you need to know to dress, drink, eat, and live like a character out of Mad Men. (Don Draper not included.) More»

[All photos by JIMI CELESTE for PMc]. The stars really came out for Sienna Miller’s Broadway debut last night in Patrick Marber’s play, “After Miss Julie”. Hugh Dancy, Claire Danes, Anna Wintour, and Rachel McAdams (dressed like a private detective in sunglasses and a trench coat) all attended the after-party at the Paris Theater. So were the notorious New York theater critics kind to Miss Miller, and co-star Jonny Lee Miller? More importantly, did her reviews beat Ex-Jude Law’s, who is also on Broadway right now in Hamlet? Click below to see… More»

Anna Wintour doesn’t just have the fashion world falling down to worship every ounce of pavement her stilletos stomp over…she has this entire little city by her pinky finger. Case in point, this interesting tweet from Frank Bruni’s (the NYT’s famous ex-food critic) Twitter. See below…  More»

[Diane von Furstenberg, Hamish Bowles, Alexandra Kotur. All photos by BILLY FARRELL for PMC]

Diane von Furstenberg, Vogue European Editor at Large Hamish Bowles, and style director Alexandra Kotur stopped by the launch of The World in Vogue: People, Parties, Places at the Calvin Klein Collection store Tuesday night. They flipped through the pages of the book (which belongs on the coffee tables of every Anna Wintour-obsessed fashionista out there) featuring a collection of over 300 photographs… More»

[Deborah Norville. All photos by CHANCE YEH for PMc] Good deeds did not go unnoticed last night at the Third Annual Golden Heart Awards held by God’s Love We Deliver at the IAC.  The not-for-profit organization is devoted to providing essential food and nutrition services to men, women and children living with HIV/AIDS, cancer, multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer’s disease and other life-altering illnesses in the metropolitan area.  This years honorees include Calvin Klein, NYC Council Speaker Christine Quinn, and actor Ed Prostak. More»