Tuesday November 3
McNalley Restaurant
Do not come for Keith McNally’s son, George, 23, or his new restaurant. Infatuation, the platform for “professional NYC restaurant suggestions for each scenario,” pitted Keith’s The Odeon in opposition to George’s buzzy new Tribeca restaurant, Fake. Keith referred to as the location “unfair” and “disgusting”. “To publicly evaluate Odeon, 46, with a 2-month-old baby [sic] “False is a[sic[unfairbecauseit’srevoltingcomparingtherestaurantofafatherandhissoniscompletelyshamefulandreallyscratchesthebottomofthebarrel”hecommentedinanarticletheysharedcomparingthetwoTheInfatuationpublishedaVenndiagramweighingtheprosandconsofeverythingfromthemenutothecrowdtheyattractOdeon’s“GoodReliableFood”and“Page6Crowd”Whoeverwrotethisshouldbeashamedofthemselves”wroteKeithMeanwhilethetrendyNohorestaurantJeanchimedincallingita“Fauxdeonerasure”[sic[unfairasitisrevolting…tocompareafatherandson’srestaurantisutterlydisgracefulandreallyscrapingthebottomofthebarrel”hecommentedonaposttheysharedcomparingthetwoTheInfatuationpostedaVenndiagramweighingtheprosofconsofeverythingfromtheirmenutothecrowdtheyattractCase-in-point:ThekitchenatFauxprovides“reliablyunevenfood”anda“Deuxmoicrowd”comparedtoTheOdeon’s“reliablygoodfood”and“Page6crowd”“Whoeverwrotethisshouldbef–kingashamedofthemselves”KeithwroteMeanwhilehipNohorestaurantJean’schimedincallingita“Fauxdeonerasure”[sic[injustecarc’estrévoltantcomparerlerestaurantd’unpèreetdesonfilsesttoutàfaithonteuxetgrattevraimentlefonddutonneau”a-t-ilcommentédansunarticlequ’ilsontpartagécomparantlesdeuxTheInfatuationapubliéundiagrammedeVennpesantlepouretlecontredetoutdumenuàlafoulequ’ilsattirentLa«bonnenourriturefiable»etla«fouledelapage6»d’Odeon« Celuiquiaécritceladevraitavoirhontedelui-même »aécritKeithPendantcetempslerestaurantbranchéNohoJean’sasonnéenappelantcelaun«effacementFauxdeon»[sic[unfairasitisrevolting…tocompareafatherandson’srestaurantisutterlydisgracefulandreallyscrapingthebottomofthebarrel”hecommentedonaposttheysharedcomparingthetwoTheInfatuationpostedaVenndiagramweighingtheprosofconsofeverythingfromfromtheirmenutothecrowdtheyattractCase-in-point:ThekitchenatFauxprovides“reliablyunevenfood”anda“Deuxmoicrowd”comparedtoTheOdeon’s“reliablygoodfood”and“Page6crowd”“Whoeverwrotethisshouldbef–kingashamedofthemselves”KeithwroteMeanwhilehipNohorestaurantJean’schimedincallingita“Fauxdeonerasure”
A string of dancers
It was an ‘everyone on the dance floor’ sort of party in Barlume for Bevy Smith’s 60th birthday party on Sunday evening. The “Bevelations” and “In Bed with Bevy” host filled John Meadow’s Mediterranean Brasserie in Flatiron with her family and closest friends to help her celebrate her 7th decade. DJ Lina Bradford provided the music at the start of the evening before DJ D-Nice, from Los Angeles, took over to play disco and deep house tunes. Fat Joe arrived and accompanied Smith on Candi Staton’s “Young Hearts Run Free.” The rapper performed his 2001 single “What’s Luv” at the end of the night. Miss Lawrence also took the mic and performed “Stand By Me”. Several of Smith’s media friends joined the party, including Andy Cohen, Tamron Hall, “Today’s” Sheinelle Jones, Oscar-winning filmmaker Lisa Cortés and “Inside Edition” producer Kevin Harry, but the highlight of Smith’s evening was cutting the cake with her family nearby and cutting a rug with OG New Yorkers like Broadway PR maven Irene Gandy and Bethann Hardison, both of whom are in their 80s, we’re told.
Monday November 2
Bloody infuriating
She may not have been a real genius, but she was a real jerk. A former assistant to Elizabeth Holmes says the Theranos crook was terrorizing his staff long before the world knew of his misdeeds. In a revealing essay for Jane PrattThe newsletter of, Another Jane Pratt Thing, Aria Marinelliwho was one of the first employees of the fake medical technology company, writes: “I had to work late during the holidays due to an emergency. » “Elizabeth urgently needed me to rearrange her return trip from Asia and I received a brief email asking me to help,” she says in the article. “I anxiously checked the internet to make sure she wasn’t stranded overseas on vacation.” But “the real emergency was the location of his first-class seat.” “She was in the THIRD row of first class. She was supposed to occupy seat 1A,” Marinelli writes, “I rearranged the trip at (significant) financial cost to the young company.” This looks like a real Silicon Valley setting to us!
The highest praise
Lin-Manuel Miranda was confident he wouldn’t shed any tears during the opening night of City Center’s performance of his first show, “In the Heights,” because he had already cried during the dress rehearsal. This tearful revelation prompted PageSix.com’s Nicki Gostin to ask Miranda if he was a huge crybaby. “I’ll cry at good commercials,” he confessed, adding that it’s part of a writer’s job “to shed a layer of skin so we can put ourselves into the lives of other people who are very different from ours.” Miranda called recovery “a pinch-me moment, where you’re lucky enough to have your work revived.”
He’s Israel-y in love
Mazel tov! The son of Steve WittkoffPresident Donald TrumpIsrael’s special envoy to the Middle East, got engaged in Israel. Alex Witkoff – who is the CEO of the family real estate company, Witkoff Group, which manages projects like the Faena Hotel in New York – proposed to his girlfriend They are afraid overlooking the Western Wall in Jerusalem last week. Alex, who serves on the board of directors of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C., posted the news on Instagram, receiving congratulations from the former October 7 hostages. He was previously married to Melissa Cuc.
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Sunday
“City” using the coast
“In the City” takes its drama south of the border. Page Six can reveal the new season of the Bravo show filming in Cancun this weekend, with a mix of familiar faces and fresh blood descending on the SLS Playa Mujeres resort. Among them are the ‘Summer House’ alum and ‘In the City’ star Kyle Cookewho will spin the tunes in the Mexican resort’s adults-only Twiggy Pool as part of its Halloween weekend extravaganza, “Taste of SLS.” The Chainsmokers and Bomba Estéreo are also set to take the main stage. Cooke’s DJ set comes amid his escalating drama with his co-stars Wilson West and ex-wife Amanda Butterwho recently announced that she would not return for Season 2 of the Bravo spinoff. Cooke and Batula called it quits in January, and two months later it was revealed she was dating Wilson – Cooke’s close friend and best friend’s ex, Ciara Miller. It looks like the cameras are ready to capture every moment of the latest action: Page Six has learned that filming and lighting equipment has already been set up in some of the resort’s fanciest suites, complete with private hot tubs and personal butlers, before the cast arrives. Talk about recording for the drama.
It’s a little perfume
Andy Warhol’s sassy perfume is getting a second release with the release of a new book. It seems the pop artist had a certain whiff of humor, and when modern art matriarch Joan Kron asked him to create a perfume, he called it “You’re in” and insisted the liquid be yellow. (Say the name out loud and you’ll get the joke). Today, Kron, 98, tells this and other stories from her art-world adventures in her memoir “The Renegade Housewives of Pop Art.” The book also chronicles her collaborations with artists including Roy Lichtenstein (she commissioned a billboard from him in 1967 and it was recently recreated for the Whitney Museum’s Lichtenstein retrospective). Kron recently celebrated the book with more than 100 guests in LaVon Kellner’s art-filled loft, joking, “I’m only 15 months away from 100, so listen closely.”
Love in his brain
A$AP Rocky became a little shy when PageSix.com Nicki Gostin suggested that he and his partner, Rihannawere the most “glamorous” couple at the WSJ Magazine Innovator Awards 2026. The “Praise the Lord” rapper said, “Thank you for the compliment,” adding, “You make me blush and turn red.” » Rocky was there to present one of the evening’s honorees, the creative director of Chanel. Matthew Blazy — or, as he succinctly put it on stage, “the man who made this fly costume I’m wearing right now.”
The “horrors” of the industry
Cheyenne Jackson started the “One Job Away” Instagram account to highlight actors at risk of losing their SAG-AFTRA health insurance, after he was at risk of losing his. The “AHS” alum told PageSix.com’s Nicki Gostin that “the biggest thing I’ve noticed is that people have a lot of shame about not making the minimum.” Jackson, who has dozens of credits over a career spanning more than 20 years, says he noticed things getting more difficult after the COVID pandemic. “It’s a trickle-down effect because there are fewer jobs; there are more people fighting to get them. So, I happily audition for guest spots, and that’s how it is right now.” The Broadway veteran, who has been refreshingly honest about his sobriety and hair transplant, sees this project as serving his fellow actors. “That’s what it’s all about,” he said.
Ideas put into motion
Director Travis Knight is animated on stop-motion cinema. His new film, “Wildwood,” took seven years to shoot by hundreds of artists, some days shooting only a third of a second of footage. “In an age increasingly defined by speed, where moving images are conjured with a few keystrokes, where entire worlds materialize with the click of a mouse, and where imagination itself is automated, stop motion promises something different,” Knight said at a Cinema Society screening. “The humanity of those who created it is embedded in every image.” Participants included Lou Diamond Phillips, Edie Falco, Will Harrisonstar of “Bel-Air” Jabari Banksstar of “Adults” Amita Rao, Maye Musk And Titus Welliver.
We hear…
THAT Melissa Etheridge will be honored at Audrey Gruss» 20th HOPE Luncheon at the Plaza on November 10. . . THAT Dean McDermottthe ex-husband of Tori Spellingwill talk about his addiction journey to Nancy Davis“Cure Addiction Now” Gala at the Beverly Hills Hotel on November 9. . . THIS wildlife photographer Prince Hussein Aga Khan opened “Animal Voyage” to Isabelle Bscher‘s Galerie Gmurzynska, where guests included Grace Hightower and the Opal Group Abe Wellington.