As regular people partied in the streets last night, the city's Hollywood imports gathered at the Public House in Midtown, where producer Harvey Weinstein, GQ editor Jim Nelson, Borghese CEO Georgette Mosbacher, and Glamour editor Cindi Leive hosted a bipartisan election night party. (On the bar was a bowl of Obama/Biden pins alongside a bowl of McCain/Palin pins.) 

Mr. Weinstein, originally a Hillary Clinton supporter, looked on giddily with wife, designer Georgina Chapman (clad in a glittery cocktail dress), as Barack Obama took the presidency. But Ms. Mosbacher, a well known Republican fundraiser, who served as the co-chairman of John McCain's 2000 campaign and is the co-chair of the Republican National Committee's Finance Committee, was not so thrilled.  read more »

This morning Gina Gershon went on Live with Regis and Kelly—except that today it was "Live with Mario Lopez and Kelly"—to promote her Broadway play, Boeing Boeing.

Predictably, she used the opportunity to once again share some thoughts about Vanity Fair's recent article that made allegations about the actress and Bill Clinton.  read more »

Gina Gershon and her team of lawyers are going after Vanity Fair for alleging that she has been having an affair with Bill Clinton. [TMZ]

Ethan Hawke and pregnant fiancée Ryan Shawhughes, who used to be the nanny of his two children with Uma Thurman, were seen applying for their marriage license and are getting ready to wed. [P6]  read more »

Gina Gershon, who sat down with the Observer's Spencer Morgan for some chicken soup last October, is prepared for a landing on Broadway with Mary McCormack, who played Kate Harper on The West Wing. They'll play flight attendants in the upcoming revival of <'s 1960s farce Boeing-Boeing, set to open May 4 at the Longacre Theater. Ms. Gershon freely acknowledged to Mr. Morgan she’s been frustrated in her acting career. "Despite recent TV roles as the libidinous Orthodox dry cleaner on Curb Your Enthusiasm ('The most fun acting job I’ve done in my entire life.') and Rescue Me (her friend Dennis Leary wrote her into the script), the kind of parts she would like don’t come around often. 'I like very complicated complex characters,' she said. 'A lot of the movies that I tend to love, people don’t want to make those kinds of movies these days.'" Will Boeing-Boeing be her big acting breakthrough?  read more »

On Sunday, Oct. 7, Gina Gershon premiered her new act—a one-woman musical about her search for her cat, and so much more. Two days before the big night, the 45-year-old actress joined me for a bowl of chicken soup at Bubby’s.  read more »