Transom Week In Review: Armin Amiri’s New Diner; Steve Dunleavy’s Farewell Party; Robert De Niro and a Grittier New York

We got the details on Armin Amiri‘s plans for the space formerly known as Cafe Socialista, which he is turning

We got the details on Armin Amiri‘s plans for the space formerly known as Cafe Socialista, which he is turning into an exclusive all-night diner.

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At a lunch in honor of Bill Maher‘s Religuous, we solicited opinions on religion and religious person Sarah Palin from Kathleen Turner, Joy Behar, Janeane Garofalo, and Andre Balazs

We took a walk down a rather dissolute memory lane with David Carr and Tom Arnold at a Soho House celebration for the film adaptation of Toby Young‘s How to Lose Friends and Alienate People (bonus: info on star Kirsten Dunst‘s burgeoning writing career!).

Robet De Niro expressed ambivalence about a poorer–but grittier!–post-crash Manhattan at the premiere of What Just Happened?

We got shut out of Rupert Murdoch‘s party for New York Post writer Steve Dunleavy, but had a pretty good time anyway.


Transom Week In Review: Armin Amiri’s New Diner; Steve Dunleavy’s Farewell Party; Robert De Niro and a Grittier New York