Fans of both The Simpsons and Judd Apatow are in luck: the two are finally combing together to collaborate. However, it should be said that this collaboration could have happened 22 years ago, as that’s when the Apatow-penned Simpsons script was first written.

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Viewers are typically just as excited to see Emmy night fashion choices as they are to see its winners. Trophies as well as gorgeous gowns were both on prominent display September 23 at the ceremony’s official post-party, The Governors Ball. Stunning guests such as Zooey Deschanel, Heidi Klum, Tina Fey and Lucy Liu marveled at the 100,000 fresh-cut roses adorning tables inside the Los Angeles Convention Center’s West Hall, while winners such as Kevin Costner and Aaron Paul enjoyed Beaulieu Vineyard wines, Marich chocolates and dishes of roast tenderloin at the “Romantic Rhapsody in Red”-themed gala.

LACMA’s second annual Art + Film gala may have been the most glamorous bash of the season. Eva Chow and Leonardo DiCaprio co-chaired the October 27 fete, which was held in honor of artists Stanley Kubrick and Ed Ruscha. 550 guests including Drew Barrymore, Jennifer Aniston, Tom Hanks, Leslie Moonves, Brian Grazer, Cameron Diaz, Robert Iger, François-Henri Pinault and wife Salma Hayek sipped on Laurent Perrier champagne during a pre-dinner cocktail reception. Following dinner, Terry Semel presented Ruscha with his award while Steven Spielberg presented Kubrick’s widow, Christiane, with his honor. Florence + the Machine performed following the award ceremony.