[All photos by Ben Gabbe for PMc]. Yesterday in NYC, celebrities and benefactors gathered at Tavern on The Green to fight for the end of domestic violence. Guests included Ann Curry, Dorothy Hamilton, Kenneth Cole, and Ken Downing. More»

[Michael Bloomberg, Sharon Stone. All photos by CHANCE YEH for PMc]. Last night, Cipriani Wall Street was the setting for “An Enduring Vision,” the charity fundraiser for the Elton John AIDS Foundation. More»

[All photos by JIMI CELESTE for PMc] Everyone’s favorite schmuck is back!  Creator Larry David along with buddy Jerry Seinfeld, Susie Essman, Kenneth Cole, Kerry Washington, Steve Buscemi, Bob Balaban, Patricia Clarkson and Regis and Joy Philbin showed up to celebrate Curb Your Enthusiasm’s seventh season of disturbingly awkward social encounters at The Time Warner Center last night.  More»

[All photos by BILLY FARRELL and CLINT SPAULDING for PMc.]

As promised, here’s the gallery from last night’s Council of Fashion Designers of America’s Award ceremony. Hover over the pictures for names, click to enlarge, and read on for even more pictures!

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[Lady Bunny. All photos by JONATHON ZIEGLER for PMc]. Last night, amfAR held its tenth annual Honoring with Pride Celebration at the Edison Ballroom. Alan Cumming hosted honoree tributes and a performance by Debbie Harry to support The Foundation for AIDS research. The dance party included Patricia Field, Kenneth Cole, Cheyenne Jackson, Christian Siriano and his fellow Project Runway alum, Kevin Christiana. More»

[Jeff Daniels, Hope Davis, James Gandolfini, Marcia Gay Harden. All photos by BEN GABBE for PMc]

The God of Carnage opened on Broadway Sunday night at The Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre to an all-star audience with an after party at Espace to follow. The play, which comes to New York after a sold out run in London with a constant string of rave reviews, stars Jeff Daniels (Goodnight and Good Luck), Hope Davis (Synecdoche, New York), James Gandolfini (The Sopranos) and Marcia Gay Harden (Into The Wild). More»

Go HERE for more photos from this event by Antwan Duncan.

Last night Kenneth Cole hosted a cocktail party for the organization “Making Books Sing”. This organization is one of the coolest for kids that I’ve come across. It’s a children’s theater and arts education organization that is passionate about exciting children, ages 4 to 14 about great literature and theater. They are literally bringing books to life on stage, using creative imaginations to entertain, all while helping promote children’s literacy. What fun! And, according to our sources (read: our gregarious, all about town photog Antwan), so was the party:

“Kenneth Cole was a lot of fun. Everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves and making some serious purchases. I spoke to a lot of the people that work with “Making Books Sing” and I could hear the passion and dedication in their voices. Great looking crowd I must add.”