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Stars dotted the Sunset Tower Hotel on Thursday night to attend an event that’s become a beloved Oscar week tradition: none other than Hollywood Domino.
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The soiree, presented by Bovet 1822, benefitted Artists for Peace and Justice, a non-profit organization founded by Paul Haggis and friends in 2009 that encourages peace and social justice, and addresses issues of poverty around the world.  APJ’s immediate goal is to serve children and their families in the poorest communities in Haiti by supporting programs focused on education, healthcare and dignity.
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Among the highlights of the evening: Best Supporting Actress frontrunner Patricia Arquette took to the stage and promised that should she win, she would dedicate her Oscar to one of the largest donors for the night. To honor Bovet 1822’s commitment to empowering the youth of Haiti, the charity also announced a new fund for the scholarships of young women and girls entitled BRILLIANT IS BEAUTIFUL at the event.
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Stars like Adrien Brody, Omar Epps, Russell Simmons, AnnaLynne McCord, Dave and Odette Annable, Josette Eales, and Nicky Hilton joined Bovet 1822 owner Mr. Pascal Raffy to partake in the ultimate tournament after enjoying performances by Aloe Blacc and Natasha Bedingfield.Â
Photo Credit: Getty Images for Hollywood Domino 
Photo Credit: Getty Images for Hollywood Domino 
Photo Credit: Getty Images for Hollywood Domino 
Photo Credit: Getty Images for Hollywood Domino 
Photo Credit: Getty Images for Hollywood Domino 
Photo Credit: Getty Images for Hollywood Domino 
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