[All photos by NEIL RASMUS and JOE SCHILDHORN for PMc]. The super hot Boom Boom Room at the Standard Hotel hosted the fifth anniversary party for the NYT’s T Magazine, last night, continuing it’s consistent star-filled status. Yigal Azrouel, Lazaro Hernandez, Jack McCollough, Josh Hartnett, Anouck Lepere, Tory Burch, Catherine Malandrino, Thakoon Panichgul, Cynthia Rowley, Andre Balazs, Courtney Love, Calvin Klein, Fabiola Beracasa, Fern Mallis, Helena Christensen, Phillip Lim, Jeff Koons, Lauren Santo Domingo, Waris Ahluwalia and Derek Blasberg partied it up in the new Meatpacking fave. More»

[All photos by PATRICK McMULLAN for PMc].

The Marc and GaGa party wasn’t the only place at which all the cool kids ended up last night. Kirsten Dunst, Bjork, and Dree Hemingway were all at AnOther Magazine Dinner at the Jane followed by an afterparty co-hosted by Dazed & Confused and Georgia May Jagger.  Models, editors, photographers, other fashion types, as well as some rocker progeny (Frances Bean Cobain) were actually seen tearing it up (gasp) on the dance floor as Paul Sevigny spun. 

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Getting your sh-t together for Fashion Week seems like an impossible task if you’re a designer, so we are giving Alexander Wang an A+ not only for turning out some amazing pieces, but also putting on what might be the best afterparty, yet. At a Mobil gas station on 15th and 10th, it went beyond recession chic to really bring back that all-too-rare totally downtown cool. Mischa Barton, Kirsten Dunst, Jared Leto, Devon Aoki, Erin Wasson, and Zev Norotsky joined the designer to watch performances by Courtney Love and Santogold. Kristian Laliberte chugged Veuve from the bottle (hopefully his own), and there were burgers and fries to round out the ghetto glam. More»

[All photos by NEIL RASMUS and PATRICK McMULLAN for PMc]. Patrick McMullan called it the biggest opening since Studio 54, and no wonder: Madonna, Courtney Love, Jude Law, Jon Bon Jovi, Lindsay Lohan, Calvin Klein and Rachel Zoe are just a few…a few!…of the big names from the music, fashion, and entertainment industries that gathered at the Standard Hotel Saturday night for the much anticipated opening of the Boom Boom Room. More»

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While ex-Spice Girl Geri Halliwell was busy practicing her royal wave in the Summer sun, celebrities elsewhere were being far less productive.  Mischa Barton was chain-smoking in the West Village, K-Fed was strolling through Miami, Aiden Gillen was riding a bike in London, Amber Valletta was on Wall Street and Courtney Love was wolfing down pastries.  Photos below… More»

["Hey, look what I picked up on the corner!" All photos by JIMI CELESTE for PMc.]

By most accounts, guitar documentary It Might Get Loud looks like a really sweet flick. Directed by Davis Guggenheim of An Inconvient Truth, the picture throws together three of rock’s greatest guitarists: Led Zeppelin’s Jimmy Page, U2’s The Edge, and The White Stripes’ Jack White. Variety called it “musically and visually sumptuous… a three-headed, amped-up, guitar-shredding slamdown powered by a pan-generational trio of rock gods.” But why did some attendees fail so terribly at getting dressed up for last night’s screening? More»

• We can confirm this report, that the The Eldridge’s Matt Levine will be revamping the Thor space at the Hotel on Rivington, “in a matter of weeks” [Eater]

• Marc Jacobs. Madonna. Courtney Love.  All at the same table at the Met Ball.  Oh to be the fly on the wall [NYMag]

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[All photos from this event by DAVID CROTTY for PMc]

So far this year, New York City has been celebrating the punk-disco-eighties era that is Stephen Sprouse with art events and parties celebrating the designer’s forever impact on the cultural style of this city. With the release of the Stephen Sprouse Book by brothers Roger and Mauricio Padilha in January, the parties continued non stop spreading across the city from Louis Vuitton stores to art galleries to concert halls and now all the way over to LaLa Land at the Chateau Marmont in Hollywood.  More»