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This Sunday, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association will present the 70th Annual Golden Globe Awards on NBC, and it will probably be a ridiculous production. How can we make this assumption? Well, empirically, of course. Whether it's stars drunkenly storming the stage or getting groped by network correspondents on the red carpet, here are nine of the most outrageous, absurd and downright hilarious moments in the history of the Golden Globes. Why should this year's be any different?

LL Cool J, Sophia Bush, and Dennis Quaid strut their stuff on the red carpet at the CBS premiere party in West Hollywood; back to the future with Aerosmith and The Beach Boys, the rock veterans come back for some action to announce upcoming tours; Glamour Magazine and UGG Australia open up a new UGG flagship store in Costa Mesa—catch up on what went down Tuesday in this edition of Last Night's Parties. More»

LL Cool J, Sophia Bush, and Dennis Quaid strut their stuff on the red carpet at the CBS premiere party in West Hollywood; back to the future with Aerosmith and The Beach Boys, the rock veterans come back for some action to announce upcoming tours; Glamour Magazine and UGG Australia open up a new UGG flagship store in Costa Mesa—catch up on what went down Tuesday in this edition of Last Night's Parties. MORE>>

Diane Kruger's latest movie Farewell, My Queen hits theatres; Moby and KCRW DJ Jason Bentley perform at the Annenberg Space For Photography for "Who Shot Rock N' Roll"; Brittany Snow attends the Petunia premiere; Tenacious D Rocks "Ghost Town" in Venice; Corey Feldman hosts a 25th anniversary celebration of his classic (at least if you grew up in the '80s) film The Lost Boys—this past weekend was filled with star-studded events all across L.A., and we have all the delicious details on what went down in the latest installment of Last Night's Parties.

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Nick Simmons, India de Beaufort and Jennifer Freeman are among those who step out to support the merging of fashion and music at the third annual Los Angeles Times' "Rock/Style" Event; the historic Beverly Hills hotel is the perfect backdrop to celebrate the "2012 Icon Awards" with guests including Sidney Poitier, Natalie Cole, Morgan Freeman and Quincy Jones; Popular star couple Robin Thicke and Paula Patton attend the Sundance Institute Benefit Presented By Tiffany & Co. at the swanky Soho House. Get your Thursday dose of what's going on in L.A. in this edition of Last Night's Parties!

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Over the weekend in NYC, Avicci and Calvin Harris took over the stage during the Electric Daisy Carnival at the MetLife Stadium, foodies united at the Great GoogaMooga Festival in Prospect Park, Katie Couric and Arianna Huffington dined together at the Elly Awards, Milk Studios hosted the "Identities" Art Party, and more. Last night's parties were all about the outdoor festivals! More»

Last night in NYC, the Kardashian clan and Kanye West were in town to support Scott Disick's RYU restaurant opening, Anna Wintour and Oscar de la Renta were at the Waldorf Astoria to honor photographer, Bill Cunningham, Malin Akerman and Topher Grace celebrated the premiere of "Giant Mechanical Man," and so much more. Last night's parties were all about the galas, premieres, and Kardashians! More»

Sucker Punch alums Abbie Cornish and Jamie Chung attend the 2012 Tribeca Film Festival reception at the Beverly Hilton Hotel; Jason Biggs, Alyson Hannigan and the rest of the original American Pie gang get together at Grauman's Chinese Theatre for the Los Angeles premiere of American Reunion; Kathy Griffin speaks on a panel at the Weinstein Company's screening of Bully—Monday night's parties got the week started off right in Los Angeles and we've got all the details in this edition of Last Night's Parties! More»

Ginnifer Goodwin and Jennifer Morrison share teasers with fans at the 2012 PaleyFest's "Once Upon A Time" panel; Dustin Lance Black's "8" premieres on the West Coast with Brad Pitt and George Clooney as part of a celebrity cast reading; Sophia Bush and Maggie Grace honor The Cove's Richard O'Barry at a cocktail party in West Hollywood; Molly Sims and Milla Jovovich celebrate the launch of Gap Kids + DVF collection with Diane von Furstenberg at The Grove—there were plenty of noteworthy events over the 80-degree weekend in Los Angeles and we've got all the details on the best parties and happenings, as well as the celebrities who attended them in this installment of Last Night's Parties! More»

Brad Pitt, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Yeardley Smith, George Clooney, Martin Sheen, John C. Reilly

There's only really two ways to get many of the biggest names and most well-respected actors on the planet in one room. The first way is to give out golden statues, and we just wrapped that up last week. The second way, on the other hand, is to offer them parts in a project that's too prestigious, well-written or morally important to pass up, and preferably all three. This, it seems, is how half of Hollywood was involved in this weekend's staged reading at the Wilshire Ebell of Academy Award-winning writer Dustin Lance Black's new play "8", which tells the story of the recent appeals court decision declaring gay-marriage ban Proposition 8 to be unconstitutional. More»

Jean Dujardin beats George Clooney for best actor and Mary Tyler Moore receives lifetime achievement award at the 18th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards; Sofia Vergara and Meryl Streep have fun with friends at the Weinstein Company and Dewar's post-SAG Awards cocktail party at the Chateau Marmont; Amber Heard dazzles fans on the red carpet as Kelsey Grammer hosts the 64th Annual Directors Guild of America Awards; Katy Perry and professional party girl Paris Hilton kick off the grand opening of 1 OAK Las Vegas; More»