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Spotted - Paris Hilton
You say "Yacht Party" and notorious party girl Paris Hilton comes running! the heiress, joined by her boy bestie Brandon Davis, hit XIV Summer Sessions on June 15 for all the champagne-spraying, house music and beautiful people that the party has become famous for.
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Spotted - Paris Hilton
You say "Yacht Party" and notorious party girl Paris Hilton comes running! the heiress, joined by her boy bestie Brandon Davis, hit XIV Summer Sessions on June 15 for all the champagne-spraying, house music and beautiful people that the party has become famous for.
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RT @JoshGeb: May 19th can't come soon enough @XIVSMR_Sessions
RT @DjLeoMedina: @XIVSMR_Sessions made me do it!!!
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Celeb Snaps! Hottest Star Sightings
Even a Jo-bro couldn’t resist the relaunch of one of the wildest parties on the West Coast on Sunday as Joe Jonas made a cameo at the new and improved XIV Summer Sessions LA in Hollywood!
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Celeb Snaps! Hottest Star Sightings
Even a Jo-bro couldn’t resist the relaunch of one of the wildest parties on the West Coast on Sunday as Joe Jonas made a cameo at the new and improved XIV Summer Sessions LA in Hollywood!
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Celeb Snaps! Hottest Star Sightings
Paris Hilton and Brandon Davis brought a party posse to the XIV Summer Sessions on Sunday, July 15, for all the champagne-spraying, house music and beautiful people that the party has become famous for. The hotel heiress sparkled in a bedazzled skull captain's hat, Chanel necklace, Chanel fingerless gloves, and a form fitting black and white dress.
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Celeb Snaps! Hottest Star Sightings
Paris Hilton and Brandon Davis brought a party posse to the XIV Summer Sessions on Sunday, July 15, for all the champagne-spraying, house music and beautiful people that the party has become famous for. The hotel heiress sparkled in a bedazzled skull captain's hat, Chanel necklace, Chanel fingerless gloves, and a form fitting black and white dress.
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Brunch gets the dance party started in Los Angeles
Summer's approach brings a wave of day parties to clubs and restaurantsl, including Bagatelle and XIV at the Colony. The word "brunch" doesn't usually conjure images of overflowing magnums of champagne, dizzying house music and a designated driver. But that's how summer is shaping up. A summer wave of Los Angeles hospitality, rooted in the ever-escalating standards of supper club service, is inviting you to burn the midnight oil in broad daylight with a fresh take on the weekend brunch: a celebratory meal that transitions seamlessly into a nightclub-style dance party, all before dusk. In what has become an annual occurrence, the onset of summer brings a fresh crop of day parties to Los Angeles restaurants and clubs, including Bagatelle, XIV at the Colony and a promised new event at the new Hollywood hot spot Lure. It wasn't Los Angeles that brought a debauched flavor to brunch, either. The term surfaced at the turn of the 20th century, most frequently attributed to a British magazine writer Guy Beringer. He longed for a meal between breakfast and lunch that would satisfy "Saturday night carousers." But that would suggest brunch is the antidote to indulgence. In the here-and-now, brunch would like to inspire it — and with a distinctly European flair. "Where we come from and grew up in the South of France, it's very customary for friends to gather around an earlier meal and make an afternoon out of it," said Remi Laba of Bagatelle, the New York-transplant brunch party that precisely captures the new trend. "We'd have a long meal accompanied by a rose wine, champagne and [it would] turn into lively conversation. Depending on where we were, it could be St. Tropez, a DJ would pop up." Three guesses as to what happens next. In its Los Angeles residence, Bagatelle occupies the La Cienega Boulevard club space attached to STK. Clientele has been pouring in since May for Saturday and Sunday service, where within those walls a refined menu and dancing on banquettes aren't mutually exclusive. "It's an amazing experience," said Bagatelle-goer Brian Griffin. "It's this fantastic blend of friends and strangers who get to have too much fun. Before 5 o'clock." Bottle service is available, but no minimum is required, a policy that surely reduces pressure on the consumer and the intensity of the room. The dress code naturally swings upward too. "Girls are in dresses and heels, guys take care of themselves, that's rare for a Sunday in L.A.," Laba said. And again, though the beats rage and customers can be found dancing on chairs, the club mentality is more mellow thanks to the customs of the hour. "Men aren't as aggressive with single women because, again, it's not a nightclub," says Laba. For the clientele, brunch can be more forgiving than prime-time weekend nights — bottle markups aren't as high, that eggs Benedict isn't nearly as wallet-crunching as beer-fed Kobe beef and the competition isn't as fierce for a cab home. Ivar Avenue's former Cabana Club, recently reopened as the sleek Lure, plans to incorporate day programming into its weekends, to start at a date to be determined. "It was never a question, of course we want the daytime market," said Eric James Virgets, managing partner of Lure parent Sunset Entertainment Group. The supper club model demands luxury in food service, and then over-the-top entertainment and alcohol consumption. But the settings help change the tone: At Lure, topiary chandeliers, broad booths and an open-air patio bring sunshine and vegetation to the brunch time partyer. A similar indoor-outdoor setup helps power the summer feeling at the XIV summer sessions, still on Sundays but moved this year from Crescent Heights restaurant XIV to Hollywood's booming dance club venue Colony. Revamped in Miami white (we're talking all white everything), the version at Colony doesn't feature food but piggybacks off the same ideal — a 5 p.m. start time allows for a sophisticated afternoon crowd to slide into an anything-goes evening. Well, almost anything. "We usually have to tame down the party, as opposed to encourage it," Bagatelle's Laba said. "How far it goes is basically decided by the client. If someone goes on the table, we ask them to step down. The banquette and the chair is as high as it goes." Naturally. Tables are for eating, no matter what the champagne tells you.
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Brunch gets the dance party started in Los Angeles
Summer's approach brings a wave of day parties to clubs and restaurantsl, including Bagatelle and XIV at the Colony. The word "brunch" doesn't usually conjure images of overflowing magnums of champagne, dizzying house music and a designated driver. But that's how summer is shaping up. A summer wave of Los Angeles hospitality, rooted in the ever-escalating standards of supper club service, is inviting you to burn the midnight oil in broad daylight with a fresh take on the weekend brunch: a celebratory meal that transitions seamlessly into a nightclub-style dance party, all before dusk. In what has become an annual occurrence, the onset of summer brings a fresh crop of day parties to Los Angeles restaurants and clubs, including Bagatelle, XIV at the Colony and a promised new event at the new Hollywood hot spot Lure. It wasn't Los Angeles that brought a debauched flavor to brunch, either. The term surfaced at the turn of the 20th century, most frequently attributed to a British magazine writer Guy Beringer. He longed for a meal between breakfast and lunch that would satisfy "Saturday night carousers." But that would suggest brunch is the antidote to indulgence. In the here-and-now, brunch would like to inspire it — and with a distinctly European flair. "Where we come from and grew up in the South of France, it's very customary for friends to gather around an earlier meal and make an afternoon out of it," said Remi Laba of Bagatelle, the New York-transplant brunch party that precisely captures the new trend. "We'd have a long meal accompanied by a rose wine, champagne and [it would] turn into lively conversation. Depending on where we were, it could be St. Tropez, a DJ would pop up." Three guesses as to what happens next. In its Los Angeles residence, Bagatelle occupies the La Cienega Boulevard club space attached to STK. Clientele has been pouring in since May for Saturday and Sunday service, where within those walls a refined menu and dancing on banquettes aren't mutually exclusive. "It's an amazing experience," said Bagatelle-goer Brian Griffin. "It's this fantastic blend of friends and strangers who get to have too much fun. Before 5 o'clock." Bottle service is available, but no minimum is required, a policy that surely reduces pressure on the consumer and the intensity of the room. The dress code naturally swings upward too. "Girls are in dresses and heels, guys take care of themselves, that's rare for a Sunday in L.A.," Laba said. And again, though the beats rage and customers can be found dancing on chairs, the club mentality is more mellow thanks to the customs of the hour. "Men aren't as aggressive with single women because, again, it's not a nightclub," says Laba. For the clientele, brunch can be more forgiving than prime-time weekend nights — bottle markups aren't as high, that eggs Benedict isn't nearly as wallet-crunching as beer-fed Kobe beef and the competition isn't as fierce for a cab home. Ivar Avenue's former Cabana Club, recently reopened as the sleek Lure, plans to incorporate day programming into its weekends, to start at a date to be determined. "It was never a question, of course we want the daytime market," said Eric James Virgets, managing partner of Lure parent Sunset Entertainment Group. The supper club model demands luxury in food service, and then over-the-top entertainment and alcohol consumption. But the settings help change the tone: At Lure, topiary chandeliers, broad booths and an open-air patio bring sunshine and vegetation to the brunch time partyer. A similar indoor-outdoor setup helps power the summer feeling at the XIV summer sessions, still on Sundays but moved this year from Crescent Heights restaurant XIV to Hollywood's booming dance club venue Colony. Revamped in Miami white (we're talking all white everything), the version at Colony doesn't feature food but piggybacks off the same ideal — a 5 p.m. start time allows for a sophisticated afternoon crowd to slide into an anything-goes evening. Well, almost anything. "We usually have to tame down the party, as opposed to encourage it," Bagatelle's Laba said. "How far it goes is basically decided by the client. If someone goes on the table, we ask them to step down. The banquette and the chair is as high as it goes." Naturally. Tables are for eating, no matter what the champagne tells you.
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Paris Hilton and her bad boy bestie Brandon Davis spotted at yacht party
Infamous party duo Paris Hilton and oil heir Brandon Davis were spotted at the XIV Summer Session yacht party on Sunday afternoon. Hilton looked like she was ready to take control of the ship, wearing a bedazzled skull captain’s hat, Chanel necklace, Chanel fingerless gloves and a figure-hugging black and white dress. Ahoy, mate! Hilton and Davis arrived to the famous day party with their own entourage — and they were one of the last groups to leave the party, sneaking past the pesky paparazzi long after DJ LA Riots finished his set. Despite the rumors that Drake was supposed to go boating with Rihanna off the coast of Barbados this weekend, he was spotted sipping champagne and taking shots of tequila with buddies at the XIV Summer Sessions yacht party. Champagne and tequila sounds like a recipe for a massive hangover! Perhaps he was drinking his sorrows away? Ouch! Drake’s nemesis, Chris Brown, was supposed to be at the party (and attended one a couple of weeks ago with his girlfriend Karrueche Tran) but must have heard Drake would be there and decided to bounce!
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Paris Hilton and her bad boy bestie Brandon Davis spotted at yacht party
Infamous party duo Paris Hilton and oil heir Brandon Davis were spotted at the XIV Summer Session yacht party on Sunday afternoon. Hilton looked like she was ready to take control of the ship, wearing a bedazzled skull captain’s hat, Chanel necklace, Chanel fingerless gloves and a figure-hugging black and white dress. Ahoy, mate! Hilton and Davis arrived to the famous day party with their own entourage — and they were one of the last groups to leave the party, sneaking past the pesky paparazzi long after DJ LA Riots finished his set. Despite the rumors that Drake was supposed to go boating with Rihanna off the coast of Barbados this weekend, he was spotted sipping champagne and taking shots of tequila with buddies at the XIV Summer Sessions yacht party. Champagne and tequila sounds like a recipe for a massive hangover! Perhaps he was drinking his sorrows away? Ouch! Drake’s nemesis, Chris Brown, was supposed to be at the party (and attended one a couple of weeks ago with his girlfriend Karrueche Tran) but must have heard Drake would be there and decided to bounce!
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Drake seemed to be in a celebratory mood as he sipped on champagne and tequila shots with his buddies at the XIV Summer Sessions on Sunday, July 15, 2012.
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Celeb Snaps! Hottest Star Sightings
Drake seemed to be in a celebratory mood as he sipped on champagne and tequila shots with his buddies at the XIV Summer Sessions on Sunday, July 15, 2012.
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Chris Brown Sprays Champagne in the Club - and Almost Hits Stacy Keibler!
Chris Brown seemed to be having quite a time with girlfriend Karrueche Tran. The couple kicked off their adventure at day club XIV Summer Sessions in Hollywood, where Brown "sprayed bottle after bottle of Ace of Spades champagne," an onlooker says, adding that Stacy Keibler sat tables away with girlfriends trying to stay dry. Following their daytime fun, Brown and his lady love made their way to Greystone Manor in West Hollywood, where he continued spraying partygoers with "thousands of dollars of rosé champagne," the source says. Joined by two security guards carrying umbrellas to protect them from the hailing champagne and confetti, the couple hung out with a small entourage and danced to house music. – Jennifer Garcia
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Chris Brown Sprays Champagne in the Club - and Almost Hits Stacy Keibler!
Chris Brown seemed to be having quite a time with girlfriend Karrueche Tran. The couple kicked off their adventure at day club XIV Summer Sessions in Hollywood, where Brown "sprayed bottle after bottle of Ace of Spades champagne," an onlooker says, adding that Stacy Keibler sat tables away with girlfriends trying to stay dry. Following their daytime fun, Brown and his lady love made their way to Greystone Manor in West Hollywood, where he continued spraying partygoers with "thousands of dollars of rosé champagne," the source says. Joined by two security guards carrying umbrellas to protect them from the hailing champagne and confetti, the couple hung out with a small entourage and danced to house music. – Jennifer Garcia
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RT @jackiebey27: The Madness Returns ~ XIV Summer Sessions ~ @XIVSMR_Sessions 21 more days!!!! #summerInLA #XIVmademedoit http://t.co/TdpIE…
