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Those who aren’t attending this year’s Governors Ball (which is everyone in the world aside from an elite 1500) will now be able to at least see what the A-list will be experiencing on Hollywood’s biggest night. Haute Living was lucky enough to be offered a sneak peek into the Academy’s official post-Oscar® celebration.

Our Annual Haute 100 List Is A Compilation Of The Most Influential Individuals In Business, technology, Fashion And Entertainment. We Don’t Have To Search Far To Find The 100 Most intriguing And Succcessful People In Los Angeles, But It Can Be Quite A Task To Keep Up With them. As Such, A Yearly Update Simply Isn’t Enough.

The third day of Sundance was all about the parties (who goes for the films anymore?). Just kidding, but not really. The coolest event of the evening was put on by none other than jack-of-all-trades James Franco, who seemed to be premiering about a dozen films at the festival.

He has a collection of the most coveted cars on the market, a penchant for designer watches and an affection for expensive grooming products, but besides having high-end tastes, Scott Disick is confident that no one understands what it is he actually does. Thus, the father of two and long-time boyfriend of Kourtney Kardashian goes about setting the record straight as to what business deals he’s actually conducting while chatting into his iPhone 5 Sunday nights on E!’s “Kourtney & Kim Take Miami.”

Eva Longoria was one of the elite few to attend Barack Obama’s presidential inauguration in Washington D.C. The former Desperate Housewives star arrived at the West Front of the U.S. Capitol on Monday looking stunning in a Bally resort 2013 coat.

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The second day of Sundance kicked off even more impressively than the first. First off was an intimate dinner for 30 feting Naomi Watts’ new film, Two Mothers. The meal, held at a private residence in Park City, was presented by Luminara and sponsored by the Mulberry Project NYC.

Rande Gerber’s long-lived lounge at the Sofitel LA, Stone Rose, has shut its doors. The bar has been reborn as Riviera 31 and virtually apes Stone Rose’s look and feel.