Entertainment Weekly rolled out the black carpet at the historic Beverly Hills Post Office for their 6th annual pre-Emmy celebration, c0-hosted by beauty brand Revlon. "Are there games? Is there something fun to do in there?" asked Jennie Garth (in David Meister) on her way in. "The last party I was at was boring!" Luckily, Garth and the other celebs in attendance had a chance to get candid, snapping personal photos that will later be auctioned off to benefit The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts.
-With reporting by Lindzi Scharf
-With reporting by Lindzi Scharf
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Arriving to the Entertainment Weekly bash well after midnight, party hopper Kate Walsh mingled with Lipstick Jungle star Brooke Shields before heading off to find husband Alex Young for a couple's chat with Mad Men's Jon Hamm and his girlfriend, Jennifer Westfeldt.
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"It’s been a bizarre dress night because I’ve had so many straight men come up to me and say, 'Herve Leger, right?'" marveled Maria Menounos about her easily identifiable frock as she made her way into the Entertainment Weekly bash. "This has never happened to me before!"
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"I’m meeting my very patient friends who are waiting for me at the bar!" exclaimed a breathless Lauren Conrad, once she'd almost reached the end of the press line at the Entertainment Weekly bash.
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Weeds star Mary-Louise Parker (in Pamella Roland) celebrated her Emmy nomination by helping to host Los Angeles Confidential magazine's pre-Emmy party at Hollywood hot spot Les Deux.
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Riding high on the buzz surrounding her AMC series, Mad Men, January Jones joined in the celebration at the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Emmy-nominee party for writers, held at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles.
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Also at the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences nominee party, funny lady Sarah Silverman admitted that she probably won't attend the big show on Sunday night. "I'll probably watch it at home," Silverman, who picked up a Creative Arts Emmy earlier this week, told reporters.
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So You Think You Can Dance host Cat Deeley chatted with High School Musical alum Ashley Tisdale and Kaycee Stroh in the green room during the 60th Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards, held at the Nokia Theatre.
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Kathy Griffin celebrated her second Emmy win with House star Lisa Edelstein, when the two caught up in the green room during the 60th Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards.
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Chandra Wilson hosted an intimate dinner in Beverly Hills where she and fellow honorees like Sandra Oh sipped Perrier-Jouet Fleur de Champagne vintages and tucked in to a decadent four-course meal prepared by chef Jeanette Holley. The private party featured minimalist decor, accented by peppermint roses. Though none of the guests knew whether or not they'll go home with the Emmy on Sunday, everyone walked away from the soiree with wicker gift-boxes filled with L'Occitane products and a bottle of bubbly.
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Jennie Garth
Entertainment Weekly rolled out the black carpet at the historic Beverly Hills Post Office for their 6th annual pre-Emmy celebration, c0-hosted by beauty brand Revlon. "Are there games? Is there something fun to do in there?" asked Jennie Garth (in David Meister) on her way in. "The last party I was at was boring!" Luckily, Garth and the other celebs in attendance had a chance to get candid, snapping personal photos that will later be auctioned off to benefit The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts.
-With reporting by Lindzi Scharf
-With reporting by Lindzi Scharf
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Brooke Shields and Kate Walsh
Arriving to the Entertainment Weekly bash well after midnight, party hopper Kate Walsh mingled with Lipstick Jungle star Brooke Shields before heading off to find husband Alex Young for a couple's chat with Mad Men's Jon Hamm and his girlfriend, Jennifer Westfeldt.
Maria Menounos
"It’s been a bizarre dress night because I’ve had so many straight men come up to me and say, 'Herve Leger, right?'" marveled Maria Menounos about her easily identifiable frock as she made her way into the Entertainment Weekly bash. "This has never happened to me before!"
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Lauren Conrad
"I’m meeting my very patient friends who are waiting for me at the bar!" exclaimed a breathless Lauren Conrad, once she'd almost reached the end of the press line at the Entertainment Weekly bash.
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Mary-Louise Parker
Weeds star Mary-Louise Parker (in Pamella Roland) celebrated her Emmy nomination by helping to host Los Angeles Confidential magazine's pre-Emmy party at Hollywood hot spot Les Deux.
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January Jones
Riding high on the buzz surrounding her AMC series, Mad Men, January Jones joined in the celebration at the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Emmy-nominee party for writers, held at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles.
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Sarah Silverman
Also at the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences nominee party, funny lady Sarah Silverman admitted that she probably won't attend the big show on Sunday night. "I'll probably watch it at home," Silverman, who picked up a Creative Arts Emmy earlier this week, told reporters.
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Ashley Tisdale, Cat Deeley and Kaycee Stroh
So You Think You Can Dance host Cat Deeley chatted with High School Musical alum Ashley Tisdale and Kaycee Stroh in the green room during the 60th Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards, held at the Nokia Theatre.
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Kathy Griffin and Lisa Edelstein
Kathy Griffin celebrated her second Emmy win with House star Lisa Edelstein, when the two caught up in the green room during the 60th Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards.
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Sandra Oh and Chandra Wilson
Chandra Wilson hosted an intimate dinner in Beverly Hills where she and fellow honorees like Sandra Oh sipped Perrier-Jouet Fleur de Champagne vintages and tucked in to a decadent four-course meal prepared by chef Jeanette Holley. The private party featured minimalist decor, accented by peppermint roses. Though none of the guests knew whether or not they'll go home with the Emmy on Sunday, everyone walked away from the soiree with wicker gift-boxes filled with L'Occitane products and a bottle of bubbly.
