Thoroughly Anderson Cooper: Oscar's Party

Monday, March 8, 2010

Oscar's Party

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Vanity Fair Oscar Party: The Power of Positive Mingling

by Vanity Fair
March 7, 2010, 10:41 PM

Anderson Cooper and Oscar-winning director
Ron Howard talk about important stuff.
You don't need to have a hit movie in theaters to land an invite to Graydon Carter's annual Academy Awards viewing party, but you've got to be somebody. Put enough somebodys together and you get a very, very interesting group. Tonight's dinner party brings together CNN anchor Anderson Cooper, late-night host Jay Leno, HBO host Bill Maher, San Francisco society doyenne Denise Hale, Hollywood legend Kirk Douglas, fashion designer Carolina Herrera, comedy legend Don Rickles, and many others. Uh, and did we mention Jon Hamm and Hilary Swank?

Diane von Furstenberg with Anderson Cooper.

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