The Primetime Emmys once again sweep through L.A. this weekend and hopefully you understand at this point that means so much more than a red carpet awards ceremony, trophies and endless worst-dressed lists to see who pulled a Björk. No one likes to pat itself on the back for a job well done quite like Hollywood which has decided the Emmys should really be an entire weekend of unbelievably extravagant events with gourmet food, marquee entertainment, swag worth what could feed Zambia and probably swans performing Cirque du Soleil. Just because you didn't get nominated this year doesn't mean you can't get in on the fun, so take at this year's hottest Emmy celebrations in the GofG L.A. 2012 Emmy Weekend Party Guide. More»

The L.A. Convention Center pretty much brings the weird full-time. Adultcon. Anime Expo. The American Academy of Periodontology Annual Convention. But perhaps no event so seamlessly combines blockbuster big business and people who don't get a lot of natural sunlight as the Electronic Entertainment Expo, or E3, the world's biggest* video game trade show, which wrapped up yesterday. Yes, video games are bigger and more popular than ever before, but if you think that means that the people at these shows are conducting themselves with the air of professional businessmen, you might not have looked at the photos just above this text. Because at E3, things are always guaranteed to get a little weird. More»

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All good things must come to an end, and whether you really think the 2012 Grammys were a good thing (how you feel about Adele will probably determine that), they, too, are now over. But as might befit a giant party the music industry throws for itself, they did not go quietly, and we were on hand to witness the L.A. Convention Center transformed into a Rio-style Carnival, complete with lights, dancers, and, of course, Kenny Loggins. More»

[Inside HBO's 2011 Emmy after party via] Jon Hamm, Cloris Leachman, Emily Blunt, and nearly 4,000 others sit down for dinner together at the Governor's Ball; Padma Lakshmi, Stevie Nicks, Steve Buscemi and more party with Entertainment Tonight; stars and crew of "Mad Men" and "Breaking Bad" celebrate wins at Mr. C; half of Hollywood turns out for HBO's annual mega-bash at the Pacific Design Center—Sunday was one of the busiest nights of party hopping in town and we have all the details on the best post-award show fetes in this Emmy edition of Last Night's Parties. More»