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Glamorous Celebrities! At, Um, Wollman Rink…
In which our Tim Murphy attends "Skating With the Stars — Under the Stars" and accosts celebrities like Donald Trump, Johnny Weir, and Christopher Meloni with his camera crew.
Posted 04/01/08 in Daily Intel : Intel
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Skating With Mariska, Carson, Johnny, and the Kids
At last, an upside to this inconveniently truthy weather: an outdoor ice-skating party in April that felt as frigid as an ice-skating party ought to. “Skating With the Stars Under the Stars," held at Central Park's Wollman Rink last night, wasn't a competition; it was a free-skate night benefiting Figure Skating in Harlem, a skating and educational program for girls, many of whom were on hand in snazzy ensembles to skate and get celeb autographs. The celeb contingent included lots of skaters — plus, of course, Mariska Hargitay. But the quotes of the night belonged to Carson Kressley and Johnny Weir; they're after the jump.
Posted 04/10/07 in Daily Intel : Party Lines
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