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MoMA's annual Party in the Garden kicked off Memorial Day weekend a few days early but the guests, including, honorees Jo Carole and Ronald S. Lauder, didn't seem to notice they were in midtown and not Montauk. More»

It’s time to figure out where some of the best parties are tonight. Below are our picks of tonight’s top events. And, as always, you can find the full details as well as more events on our Calendar Page. More»

This multi-talented moviemaker had a big opening this weekend, but it wasn't for a film. Who is it and what was it? Click below to find out. More»

[AndrewAndrew preview 'Into the Sunset' at MoMa. Photos by JIMI CELESTE for PMc]

Last night one of our favorite creative duos, AndrewAndrew, joined other stars of the media and art world, including Emily Holt and Julie Bloom, for a special preview of a new photography exhibition at MoMa, Into the Sunset: Photography's Image of the American West. The exhibition highlights some of the sexiest and most dramatic images of the West from 1850 to the present. Organized by bright young Eva Respini, it will run from March 29th through June 8th alongside an Andy Warhol film to further explore the myths of the Wild West.

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[Annette Lauer, Matt Lauer, Michelle Paterson, George Fretitta. Photos by CHANCE YEH for PMc]

Last night, the MoMa was the site for Starry Night, an event hosted by The Netherlands Government, NYC & Company, and the city of Amsterdam. This began the start the celebration to mark the 400th anniversary of Henry Hudson's arrival. He came on a Dutch vessel so it was important to Mayor Bloomberg for the city to recognize its Dutch heritage. Michelle Paterson, Adrian Benepe, Ben Van Berkel, and Annette and Matt Lauer were among the guests.

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At the moment, the Museum of Modern Art has commissioned five architects to erect their own prefab dwellings in a vacant lot on West 53rd Street, right next to the museum. Last night, they held a cocktail hour and had many guests from all different walks of life arrived to view the exhibit, including photographer Chance Yeh and designers from all over the world. Other attendees were the young faces of the Upper East Side, as well as the downtown artsy crew.