Celebrity Oscar Season Diary Detailing Party Attendance and Industry Connections
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The document is a personal narrative of Hollywood events during the 2011 awards season. It lists many high‑profile entertainers and executives, but provides no concrete allegations, financial transact Extensive list of A‑list attendees at Oscar‑related parties (e.g., Harvey Weinstein, Arianna Huffing Mentions of charitable fundraising events raising multi‑million dollars. References to private scr
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