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Lovin’ Miami
By Kris Conesa
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Kate Hudson and Owen Wilson may be reviving their troubled
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Love is in the air again — at least for the troubled romance
between Kate Hudson and Owen Wilson. It wasn’t very
long ago that I saw a pathetic-looking
Wilson walking down Collins Avenue alone, as if in dire need of a
hug. That’s why I became elated when I heard that Hudson flew into
town on Sunday for, get this, dinner and a movie. You go boy!
There’s nothing like make-up sex, right?
On Sunday, the couple was spotted going to a flick at the
Regal Cinemas South Beach. They were reportedly holding hands. The
possibilities abounded. The rumors swirled. Could these two be
back in the saddle? Well, I don’t know exactly how it went down,
but my experience has shown that it usually involves a lot of
groveling, expensive gifts and attempted suicide. OK, I’ve never
done the latter, but things seem to be working out for
Wilson.
I can’t say for sure that their date ended, uh, happily, but I can
tell you that the following day they kept the love going.
The pair had dinner at the restaurant that both the New York
Times and celeb chef Jamie Oliver think is one of the
top 10 places to dine in the country — Michael’s Genuine Food &
Drink. The two shared a pizza and fries, and
Wilson also had a steak. We hear she even called him “baby.”
Eva-lasting b-day
Eva
Longoria’s
birthday celebration just doesn’t seem to end. Last Thursday, she
and a group of about 12 celebrated her birthday with a dinner at
DeVito
South Beach. Then, this past Friday night, she and a group of
about 10 of her girlfriends kept the festivities going as they
joined Michael Bay, Mark Lehmkuhl and Nicola
Siervo for dinner at Quattro. After dinner, Longoria made a
quick drop by The Florida Room before heading over to Mokaï, where
she and her girls did it up, drinking champagne and dancing till
after
4 a.m.
A
Shore thing
On Wednesday, The Forge’s weekly dinner shindig was a Shore thing —
a
Pauly
Shore
thing, that is. Showtime, along with the Empire Events crew,
Michael Capponi, Antonio Misuraca and Maxwell Blandford,
hosted a screening of Shore’s Natural Born Komics, a sketch
comedy movie. Why am I mentioning it? Solely because any time I
get an opportunity to mention Steven Bauer’s (Manolo from
Scarface) name, I take it without looking back. Bauer, along
with Vivica Fox, Charlie Murphy and T-Pain,
all starred in the movie. Shore hosted the festivities and DJ Irie
provided the sounds.
Boyz to Men, ABC, BBD
Some say the ’90s are long gone, but just two weeks ago at Gerry
Kelly’s The Fifth, the whole club was singing “Boyz to Men,
ABC, BBD.” That’s because Michael Bivins, Ricky Bell
and Ron DeVoe of
Bell, Biv, DeVoe hosted the launch party for David Sugarman’s
new management company, SugarTime Productions. BTW, that’s a sweet
name. Friends and clients helping him celebrate included Toni,
Tony, Toné, Fashion Week Miami producer Matt Heien and
singer Keith Sweat; the “newest edition” to the
landscape was Tyson Beckford look-alike and Miami-based model
Bobby Roache. Surrounded by about 30 screaming star-struck
babes all night, it’s no wonder this group didn’t leave the club
till after
5 a.m.
Rokin’ Out
Keep things rocking tonight when Rokbar celebrates the official
opening of Thursday Night Live. Hosted by
Ocean Drive
magazine, the party will feature a soundtrack by master of the
decks DJ Tommy Ryk. There also will be a special live
performance by Awesome New Republic, which, needless to
say, is freakin’ awesome.
Aero Dynamics
That badass Biz Martinez, promoter and mastermind behind
Sundance, the super-successful Sunday night party at Set, is at it
again. He’s rumored to be hooking up with another nightlife
impresario, Tony Guerra, who is about to open Aero Bar on
23rd Street, next to Mokaï. The two have a history of working
together in the past with pretty amazing results. In fact,
Sundance used to be held at Amika, where Guerra was head honcho.
We’ll have to wait and see if that’s going down for sure. In the
meantime, you can check out Biz and Behrouz during Winter Music
Conference at Mokaï on March 26.
Spotted:
Reggae star Shaggy was drinking Russian Standard vodka while
watching Nina Sky take over the turntables at the Redroom
at Skybar for Shore Thing Sundays.
That’70s Show’s
Danny Masterson was also there drinking Patron with a
buddy. He was at Tuesday’s GenArt Party, too.
Jennifer Aniston
shopping for baby clothes at Baby Gap and Genius Jones on
Saturday. Weird. Sounds like a setup for that new show on the E!
Network, Pop Fiction.
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