Dennis Quaid and Aimee Teegarden step out for Beneath The Darkness; Emily Blunt kicks off a Palm Springs Film Festival; Emmy Rossum, William H. Macy, Kristen Bell, and more celebrate two Showtime original series premieres; Ewan McGregor, Channing Tatum hit the Haywire premiere and after party hosted by Playboy—Wednesday and Thursday night were all about the business we call show here in L.A. and we have all the details in this pre-weekend edition of Last Night's Parties. More»

It was a starry night at Cinema Society & Showtime's Homeland Premiere on Saturday, literally. From dapper actors to the gorgeous fashionistas, the long list of affluent guests all showed up for the film's screening and party under the full August moon. Actors included Claire Danes, Damian Lewis, Morena Baccarin, Mandy Patinkin, Kiefer Sutherland, Hugh Dancy, Matthew Broderick, Gabourey Sidibe, John Benjamin Hickey, Melissa George and Steve Guttenberg. More»

[Matt Blank, Jonathan Rhys Meyers and Robert Greenblatt. All pictures by ZACH HYMAN for PMc] The cast of Showtime's The Tudors joined up with Gourmet Magazine in the Conde Nast building last night to indulge in some medieval partying that was up to royal standards. More story and photos below... More»

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I guess I'm kind of a latecomer to the Tudors-mad bandwagon, but ever since I found the complete first season in my East End Hospice Gala gift bag, I haven't been able to stop watching it. It's probably historically inaccurate or at least exaggerated, but until I'm told otherwise, I'm going to write it off as a much needed history lesson.

I've loved Johnathan Rhys Meyers since he bent it like Beckham, and he's in full pouty-lipped, washboarded glory here, whether he's fighting, playing, or ravishing all his court's bosomy beauties. Plus there's the always fantastic Peter O'Toole as the rather displeased Pope Paul III.

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I kind of like how, in tony downtown SHamp, this vehicle's hood remains resolutely unpainted. You can't see it in the picture, but the Porsche next door is rawther aghast.

Thank God. Weeds is back on Showtime and I finally have some good television to watch again. When I heard Regina Spektor's "Little Boxes" song come on, all of my hectic Monday troubles started to melt away. I am so excited to see what Nancy Botwin has up her sleeves this season, and, judging from the season premiere, I am going to have more than my fill of hysterical scenes inside the life of a suburban drug dealer. More»