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Rescheduled after Hurricane Irene decided to rain on the original party date, the Hamptons Rocks for Charity opened up the Labor Day weekend with their summer charity event. Guests who attended got to rock out to a Crosby, Still & Nash rock show in East Hampton. Proceeds from the event benefited Ovarian Cancer Research Fund and Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of America. Howard Stern and Beth Ostrosky Stern, Hoda Kotb, Donny Deutsch and Rosanna Scotto were among the many guests in attendance. More»

This is your last weekend to party, party, party out east. We know when you are day drinking all that booze it can be hard to make it to all the best events, so let us help you plan ahead with our guide to the best Hamptons parties this weekend! And to make doubly sure you are on top of your Labor Day game, check out our Calendar Page and follow us on Twitter as well.  More»

Heading east for the last time until next year? We still have one last hoorah left in us (and by hoorah we mean guzzling rose wine both Day & Night) So here it is! It's time to figure out where the parties are this Labor Day Weekend 2011! And make sure to check out check out our Hamptons Calendar Page and follow our Hamptons site on Twitter as well. MORE>>>

Guild Hall's John Drew Theater filled up on Monday night for the screening of Stephen Sondheim's "Company." Originally a Broadway, Tony-nominated play in 1970, producers Ellen M. Krass, Stewart F. Lane, Bonnie Comley and Lonnie Price transformed the musical onto the screen with a cast including Neil Patrick Harris, Patti LuPone, Stephen Colbert, Jon Cryer and Christina Hendricks. More»

[Photo via] The lines in the Hamptons this weekend were record-breaking long. Stopping to get gas or running into CVS easily cost you a minimum 20-minute wait. But one of the longest lines of them all wrapped the BookHampton shop in East Hampton on Friday afternoon. There was no agitated impatience on this line, as eager fans waited for the meet and greet with Oscar winner turned author, Gwyneth Paltrow. She gladly signed copies of her recently completed project, a collection of 150 recipes, called "My Father's Daughter: Delicious, Easy Recipes Celebrating Family and Togetherness."

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Go HERE for more photos of Hurricane Irene in the Hamptons!

What a hurricane! It's the day after the most wild night to hit the stretch of 27 East, and after spending a solid amount of hours with lack of electricity, internet or television, all I can think about right now is getting a good meal and surfing the web. But, somewhat like a horrible hurricane hangover, all there is is long lines, horrendous traffic, loud noises and still many places are without power. More»

[Photo: Countess LuAnn strikes a pose but doesn't strike out.] It was another ol' ball game out at East Hampton's Herrick Park as they hosted the 63rd Annual Artists vs. Writers softball game. The game raised a whopping $73,000 for local charities East End Hospice, East Hampton Day Care Learning Center and Phoenix House, according to Patch. This year's underdog, the Writers, came ready to play beating the Artists 17-12. Their newest team member, former Yankee Jim Leyritz, might have been one of the reasons behind the team's victory. Saturday's game drew a large 1,000 crowd thanks to the all-star lineup of Alec Baldwin, Christie Brinkley, Lori Singer, Josh Charles, Jim Leyritz, Countess LuAnn de Lesseps, Rod Gilbert, David O'Leary, Mike Lupica and many more. More»

Dogs, jewelry and drinks made Friday night a particularly tempting night for many Hamptons women who ventured to the London Jewelers boutique in East Hampton for a different kind of cocktail party. The Udell family's London Jewelers and the Animal Rescue Fund of the Hamptons came together to host The Pet Project, a cocktail party where guests could get a buzz and adopt a puppy. A brilliant strategy that could lead to some big life altering additions. (And was banned in the West Village.) More»