Add Page Six on Google Celebs attended dinners, parties and dinner parties all across Manhattan last week.
Last Tuesday, Kendra Scott threw a high-fashion pizza party called The After Slice to mark her inaugural Fashion Week send-off soirée at her brand’s flagship store in Soho.
The jewelry brand founder was joined by notables like Justine Skye, Brigette McHale, Danielle Pheloung, Remi Bader, Brad Goreski and Audrey Trullinger for the fête, which featured limoncello shots, a build-your-own cannoli bar and pizza served from a custom Kendra Scott x Joe’s Pizza truck.
“Justine took over the DJ booth, surprising guests with a preview of two unreleased songs from her upcoming album,” a source told Page Six, adding that there was “a line stretching down Spring Street” for partygoers vying to get in.
That same evening, Benny Blanco was spotted grabbing dinner at 4 Charles in the West Village.
“He ran out of his sprinter van and into the restaurant,” a spy told Page Six.
Last Wednesday, Emily Blunt hosted The American Institute for Stuttering’s 20th Anniversary Gala at the Rainbow Room.
That same evening, Ella Beatty and Billie Lourd were spotted at the premiere of their Netflix movie, “Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story” at the Paris Theater in Midtown.
The following evening, John Legend gave a special performance at The Shed’s 2026 Gala. We’re told Adrienne Warren also performed.
A-list attendees included Kara Young, Jeff Koons, Marc Jacobs and Thom Browne.
Also that night, HBO’s “Youth” premiere was held at the DGA Theater, followed by an afterparty at Nobu.
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Sharon Horgan, Rupert Friend and Aran Murphy were among those in attendance.
Last Friday, Jennifer Lawrence stepped out for dinner at Ambassadors Clubhouse New York in NoMad.
A spy told Page Six that “The Hunger Games” actress wore a “simple black summer dress with ballet pumps” while dining on the elevated Punjabi cuisine.
Last Sunday, The NAT Foundation hosted its second annual gala in New York City to kick off Climate Week.
Michelle Pfeiffer was there to lend her support, as well as Bailey Bass, Sabrina Elba, Gabriela Hearst, Dr. Sylvia Earle, Maggie Baird, Pattie Gonia and Hindou Ibrahim.
We’re told the theme for the night was “Water Is Life,” with funds being raised for nature-focused initiatives led by Conservation International, Blue Marine Foundation and Open Planet.
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