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Tonight’s boldfaced parties:

• There are no boldfaced parties tonight! Apparently, as it gets close to Thanksgiving, even the boldfacers get lives of their own.

Looking for something simpler? Check out our Agenda listings for tonight, selected by New York’s culture editors.

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