Guests included Jay Z, Alix Earle, Leonardo di Caprio, Teyana Taylor, Ivanka Trump, Tom Brady, Robert Kraft and many more
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Michael Rubin hosted a celeb-stacked Hamptons bash — the fifth installment of his famed White Party — to mark America’s 250th birthday.
Page Six hears that Alicia Keys, Snoop Dogg, Lil Wayne and Cardi B all performed at the Fanatics founder’s fete on Wednesday night for guests including Jay Z, Alix Earle, Leonardo di Caprio, Teyana Taylor, Ivanka Trump, Tom Brady, Robert Kraft and many more.
Rubin hosted the all-out bash as ever at his $50 million, 8,100-square-foot oceanfront mansion in Bridgehampton, New York.
“Taylor Swift’s wedding certainly didn’t seem to detract from the guest who made it to Rubin’s,” said an insider.
We’re told the evening began with TVs on so the sports-heavy crowd could catch the Team USA vs. Bosnia-Hertzegovina World Cup match.
“It was exciting,” said a spy, “Tom Brady is an avid [World Cup] watcher and everyone went nuts over the goals and the win.”
We’re told there was food from hot spots Cucina Alba, Lucali, and Red Hook Tavern, among others.
Keys — riding high after her “Empire State of Mind” became the anthem of the Knicks’ Championship win — performed nearly ten songs with a full band. “‘Empire State of Mind’ led into fireworks,” said a partygoer. “Jay Z danced along to it.”
Snoop performed on the roof of the mansion, while Cardi and Wayne took the stage in a club area, we’re told.
On the scene were Sofia Vergara, Martha Stewart, Pete Davidson, Travis Scott, Sacha Baron Cohen, Tate McRae, DJ Khaled, J Balvin, Ciara, Swizz Beatz, Lil Baby, Meek Mill, Tobey Maguire, Emma Roberts, La La Anthony, Tiffany Haddish, Quavo, Ice Spice, Jake Paul, Logan Paul, Shaboozey, Joan Smalls, Jasmin Tookes, Justine Skye, Taylor Rooks, Winnie Harlow, Nina Dobrev, and Kevin O’Leary.
The many sports stars included Alex Rodriguez, CC Sabathia, Odell Beckham Jr., Justin Jefferson, Russell Wilson, Rob Gronkowski, Mike Tyson, Roman Reigns, Damar Hamlin, Malik Nabers, Michael Strahan, Kevin Durant, Klay Thompson, Karl-Anthony Towns, Draymond Green, Tyrese Haliburton, Trae Young , Sunni Lee, Livvy Dunne, Jack Hughes, Quinn Hughes and Luke Hughes.
Meanwhile business tycoons and media figures included Andrew Ross Sorkin, Carolina Panthers owner David and NicoleTepper,Warner Brothers Discovery boss David Zaslav, L.A. Chargers owner Dean Spanos, ESPN’s Jimmy Pitaro, Washington Commanders owner Josh Harris, Mark Shapiro of TKO Group, Michael Rapino of Live Nation, Nick Khan of WWE, Rich Kleiman, Utah Jazz owner Ryan Smith and Boston Celtics owner Wyc Grousbeck.
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