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Seen & Heard: Velvet-Rope Halloween Street Party
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Lame on you Stephanie Ruhle for generalizing that one side street private party represents everyone & every street in #TriBeCa. #Typical”Journalist”
Did you happen to go to any private Halloween parties with velvet ropes and guest lists? #Hypocrite?
Well, when the party is thrown by the De Niro clan I think you can say “Shame on you TriBeCa” I mean after all don’t they define / own the neighborhood?
I love the photo of the big man dressed in black holding a guest list clipboard with Actual velvet ropes in the middle of the sidewalk blocking a public street. It all adds a special brand of douchieness to the proceedings.
Refrain from killing the messenger. #lameindeed
You talking to me? There were other private Halloween parties with velvet ropes, guest lists, and security, with “celebs” tweeting all about it, that registered a far greater level of douchieness than the one on Collister Street. #Indeed